Rabat - The White Royal City

By the sea

We have arrived at the coast, in Rabat, the capital of Morocco. We enjoyed the first alcoholic drinks of the trip on an old ship. In many rural regions, alcohol is not served.

Hassan II Mosque

The largest mosque in Morocco is also the only mosque that tourists are allowed to visit. The mosque was opened by the former king in 1993. Of course, shoes must be taken off...

Goodbye Marrakesh

Today we visited another palace, the Palais Bahia, then had tea overlooking the still quiet Djemaa el Fna square, and now enjoyed the sun on a sun lounger at the hotel. Now...

Hotel room full of Moroccan handicrafts

Our hotel room today has an equal amount of local handicrafts: the ceiling is adorned with beautiful paintings, the walls are decorated with mosaics, the finishes are adorned...

Minzetee

Zur Begrüssung von Gästen wird man hier in Marokko zu einem Minzetee eingeladen, dieser wird aus möglichst grosser Höhe eingeschenkt und in kleinen Gläschen serviert, an denen...

Goats and Argan forests

The fruits of the argan tree are also popular among goats, which climb the trees to reach the delicious fruits and leaves. As a tourist attraction, the goats are even tied to...

Day 4 Fès – Ifrane – Midelt

Morocco's Switzerland.

Day 3: The Medina of Fez

so-so

Morocco

Day 2 Casablanca – Rabat - Fès

Classic mosque, futuristic buildings, and Moroccan transporters