Morocco

I went to morocco with my family when I was 15 years old. It was in 2003 and we went mainly because of the cheap prices due to the uprising fear of the Muslim world. Although many people may have felt frightened I was completely fine about it and was looking forward to it. What we did was a massive tour where you go with around 20 other people for around 10 days and you travel to all the most spectacular places via coach. So anyway we got to morocco and immediately you are hit with this glorious dry heat. I say dry because you can really taste it almost and it was so hot, sweat basically evaporates straight away. We started off in ...  Read the complete review

Morocco is a beautiful country, with many interesting places to see. I prefer to visit the northern region which can easily be reached by a ferry from spain or a flight directly there, which is not too expensive. They are currently building a tunnel from spain to morocco which i can't wait to be finished so the option to drive from spain will be available. I have also visited marakesh, which is a clean city with many interesting things to see, however as there is no sea it can get a bit hot at times. I especially loved the food in Tangiers and eating fresh fish out of the sea. The view from the mountains in tangiers are breath taking and spain and gibraltar can ...  Read the complete review

I visited Morocco along with my husband in 2007 and absolutely loved it. Its a wonderful Country full of things to see, interesting people and excellent food. We spend there majority of our time in Marrakech which I have written a seperate review on. Marrakech is known as the 'red city', it is has both a fortified city and a new modern city. The fortified city lies witin the city walls and has a massive medina full of shops and stalls which really batter your senses. Marrakech is getting more and more popular as a tourist destination for people all over the world. There is plenty to do for a long city break with mosques and museums to visit and lots of shopping to ...  Read the complete review

Morocco is one of those countries you will either love or hate. I unfortunately hated it! I have always wanted to visit Morocco, and last year had the opportunity to spend three days in Marrakech. I know three days is a short period in which to judge any country, but I felt it would give me a good taster of the country, and then I might be able to return at a later date to explore more. The Kingdom of Morocco is located in Northern Africa, and has a population of nearly 34 million people. Its borders are Algeria to the east, Mauritania to the south, and then it also borders with the two small Spanish territories of Ceuta and Mellita. The capital is Rabat, ...  Read the complete review

Morocco is really a unique place to visit and it has so many cities and natural resorts to visit, that even one month would not be enough to really appreciate its beauty. I have been lucky enough to visit Morocco on 3 different occasions, but only once I managed to have a proper holiday and drive around. You can go to Morocco either via land, from Spain, for example by taking the boat from Almeria to Tanger, or you can fly there. I always flew there. I landed in Casablanca, which is NOT the capital, but is the major economical centre of the country. The capital is Rabat, which I have never visited. My favourite places in ...  Read the complete review