Travelogues Morocco

When my alarm goes off, it is still pretty dark. I go to the rooftop terrace for my morning yoga ritual and notice that it is already bright but everything is covered in fog....

Early in the morning, we set off to take Sibylle to the airport. I was a bit nervous about my upcoming job interview and waited with the dog in the camper. We quickly looked for...

Shortly before departure, we were treated to a delicious breakfast by the farming family. We also got to admire the farm animals, with the Husky puppies especially capturing our...

We got our first real impression of Morocco today. During our trips through plantations and small villages, we met smiling, waving children, warm but sometimes somewhat grumpy...

We spend the last few days of our vacation in the coastal town of Essaouira. The temperatures here are currently around 18 °C, which is much warmer than in the inland. Even...

In the blue village of Morocco, there are many small streets to explore. In addition to tourists, there are also some Moroccans who live and work in this village. Spring-like...

While the temperatures drop to just below zero degrees at night, we hope for a warm place to stay every day, as most accommodations here are either not heated at all or only...

Aujourd'hui matin, nous avons d'abord pris le train pour Tanger, puis le bus pour Chefchaouen. Chefchaouen se trouve au nord du Maroc, dans les montagnes du Rif. La ville est...

The visit to Fes was impressive, the tannery, where the sub-process of leather production, especially the dyeing, could be admired, was interesting to see despite the dreadful...

Although the air conditioning is finally back in operation, we still wish for a cooler night and therefore head to higher regions in the north where it is hopefully more...

The journey to the Atlas Mountains was initially characterized by barrenness, dryness, and heat. But with every meter of altitude we climbed, the temperature became more...

Today is December 24th, but here it feels like a normal day. There are very few Germans at the campsite, the people from Pfarrkirchen drove on today, but it was funny and a...

Asilah is a small, relaxed town on the Atlantic coast. It is known for the murals and art.

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...

What should I tell? Technically nothing special except for a car convoy with police escort and blue lights 🚨. Maybe Angie was in one of the cars and brings new laser guns for...

Meknes is a city with approximately 600,000 inhabitants in northern Morocco. The entire old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. The city is located in one of...

Ifrane is a small well-kept city in northern Morocco. With its modern houses with pitched roofs from the French protectorate era, green parks, open squares, and streets, the...

Marrakech, former capital of the Moroccan Empire in the western part of the country, is an important economic center with many mosques, palaces, and gardens. The Medina is a...

After the desert night fell into the water, we set off again in the morning into the desert to take a few more breathtaking photos before heading back north. Once again, we...

After the impressive sunrise, we continue our journey towards the breathtaking Todgha Gorge, a real highlight for tourists. The hustle and bustle of Moroccan visitors is...

Today we headed towards Marrakesh, through a landscape that was rather barren and dry. But even on our way, we came across small rivers and oases, at one of which we enjoyed our...

After the first night in Morocco - which we spent in a nice place where Germans and Austrians also made a stop, the sightseeing began: on foot in and through the blue city of...

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...

Die blühenden Sträucher verbreiten in den Dünen einen herrlichen Duft, der uns bereits an den Frühling erinnert. Anschliessend spazierten wir entlang des Meers und in ein grünes...

Today was a hard working day for Burki. Yes, traveling is not always a vacation. Our water filter was clogged and almost nothing came out of the tap. So we had to remove it,...

Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and is located on the Atlantic coast. The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is one of the largest mosques in the world. Its minaret, at...

Today is the last day in Morocco as tomorrow the ferry to Spain is scheduled. On the way towards Nador, we visit a group of Barbary macaques on a hill, already fully fed by...

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.

This morning first 20km dirt road, then asphalt with some stupid potholes until Guelmim. Shopping and cruising to the campsite in Taourirt. Here we meet Silvi and Klaus, whom we...

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