Fes Sais International Airport is modern, organized, very quiet and clean… and conveniently located about 17 kilometers South from the medina. The taxi (grand taxi) is the most popular way to reach the airport and it costs between 120 to … Continued
Morocco, by its Mediterranean traditions and by the Muslim culture has a meat orientated gastronomy where lamb and chicken are dominant; the exception is the coastal areas where the fish is popular particularly the sardine. But still, there are several … Continued
Itinerary: Marrakesh: 3 days Imlil: 2 days Marrakesh: 1 day Ouarzazate and Ait BenHadou: 2 days Tinghir: 4 days Merzouga and Erg Chebbi: 2 days Meknes and Mulay Idriss: 3 days Fes: 2 days Costs: 16 €/day Erg … Continued
The medina, the old part of Fes city, is considered the biggest pedestrian area in the world… but it’s just by chance, being the result from the narrow and maze streets of this compact urban area, with an … Continued
Meknes, with a bit more than half million inhabitant is a very dense and compact urban center, surrounded by countryside, where gentle hills of dense trees stand out, behind which are plains planted with agriculture fields, interrupted here and there … Continued
Public baths, or hammam as they are called locally, are a “must do” in a Moroccan trip as they are still part of the routine of the local population, not just because of the traditions as also because many houses, … Continued
After traveling through deserted landscapes and small settlements, it is time to return to the great urban agglomerations, and Meknes was the chosen city, as an anticipation of the great city of Fes. Despite being one of the 4 Imperial … Continued