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Visiting Both Spain AND Morocco – It’s Easier Than you Think and Makes a Lot of Sense!
If your travel plans have you visiting the Iberian Peninsula, why not consider adding some time in Morocco as well? Visiting Spain and Morocco together may sound daunting but it’s actually a lot easier than you may think. There are good reasons to visit both countries together, the shared history is just one of many.
BREAKING: Common Sense Court of Australia rules Aussies in Morocco Tours™ is wisest choice for boutique travellers
In the spirit of my background as a lawyer, I decided to apply my experience to a different kind of case. This trial was brought to the ‘Common Sense Court of Australia’ in order to settle some of the questions and concerns you may have about booking a tour in Morocco. The verdict is clear: Aussies In Morocco Tours™ is an excellent choice.
A Wet and Wild Sunday Afternoon
Inaugural Information Session for Joe Moreno’s photography tour of Morocco in September 2020.
Morocco – More Depth Less Surface Part 4
The day after my return from visiting the nomads I took the opportunity to move to a beautiful, luxurious riad at a small village called Hassilabied (“white well” in Arabic with the whiteness being due to salt deposits I am told). The management there arranged for me to be taken by 4WD to see three intriguing, gigantic art installations in the desert, built a few decades ago by a visiting eccentric artist…
Morocco – More Depth Less Surface Part 3
For our visit to the nomads, we hired an air-conditioned 4×4 vehicle and the services of a young driver called Aziz, from Zaid the owner of Le Petit Prince. The first stop was a natural lake near Merzouga where sometimes there are flocks of flamingos. After that it was onto a market garden in a natural oasis in the desert for us to enjoy a picnic lunch
Morocco – More Depth Less Surface Part 2
After my homestay at Goulmima, my hosts drove me to Erfoud about 80 km away and home of the annual date festival. On the way to my new accommodation, we visited the Erfoud Fossil Museum complete with a giant dinosaur skeleton out the front and many interesting objects made from – or incorporating – fossils, for sale at reasonable prices.