Beautiful stops and sites discovered in Morocco in March (page 10 of 18)

No, I didn’t see the sweet shop, but I think I did read something about it in a brochure we had at the riad. That’s also where we saw the salt flats mentioned. Have a great day.

Here’s the sugar refinery—or what’s left of it. It’s been abandoned for a long time and apparently only operated for about twenty years until the early 17th century. The road to get there is in great condition.

I’m noting this visit for my next trip. Thanks.

Thanks Danielle for sharing this story and these gorgeous photos.

With you, I was back in Morocco—again, because I just spent 2 months there, February/March 2020—but it’s impossible to get tired of this amazing country and its wonderful people. Of course, I’m heading back next winter... :-)

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Tafedney back when horses used to pull boats out of the water.

Thanks for this photo. It's another era. With a certain charm. Have a nice Sunday.

It's a vast country with extraordinary and incredibly diverse landscapes. And the people are so generous and welcoming. You just can't get enough of it, that's for sure! Happy Sunday.

Yes, those days are gone—maybe less charm, but mechanization has made the work easier.

Plowing the land with a wooden plow is still quite common in Morocco, but seeing a woman doing this work is less frequent.

I saw women doing this near Igherm, actually.

This is the region where the photo was taken, already about fifteen years ago!

I have photos taken in 1996 of these women. Could this be related to the region?

Really nice photo. The trip continues. Awesome! !

Hi Danielle, Do you happen to have the phone number for Taji Bleus in Tamanar? Thanks!

Here’s the map I photographed. We didn’t book ahead, but in peak season, it might be better to let them know you’re coming. Have a great day.

Thanks so much!

Thanks Danielle. I’ll keep the phone number.

Morning walk along the Atlantic coast.

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yes, Amtoudi is a must-see for me in the south! I stay there at least 2 or 3 nights—there’s the visit to the granaries, walks to the pools, and then the peaceful evening life of the locals! here’s a little preview!



the southern route is stunning too! in February this year, the mountains were covered in purple flowers! Actually, in Morocco, there’s always something new to discover! safe travels to everyone... and let’s hope corona is behind us in 2021! francia

Hi there, This photo is gorgeous!