Beautiful stops and sites discovered in Morocco in March (page 11 of 18)

Oh, it's so beautiful—I hope the trip is just postponed and I can go in a few months. In the meantime, I'm savoring all these wonders that only make me want to go even more.

MarieJo

Yes, can't wait for everything to get back to normal.

Right now, we're invited to explore France, and the beautiful sights are plentiful too. Today, I spent my day on Bréhat, a small island near my place, and I had a fantastic time. It was simply amazing. Stunning landscapes, wonderful weather, and very few people on the trails. A true paradise!

I’m convinced that France is beautiful. And we’re planning to explore our lovely country in the coming weeks. But we haven’t forgotten our Moroccan friends, who are going to suffer a lot from the situation. No tourists means no work for many of them, and other sectors of the economy are also affected.

All over the world, the post-coronavirus era is going to bring a lot of hardship. Unfortunately, the poorest will be the hardest hit. We’d like to believe in a fairer sharing of wealth!

hello 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 road to the south 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... down with corona in 2021! francia

Absolutely, Amtoudi is something exceptional, unique! We were dazzled by this incredible site.

hi there yes, France is gorgeous too! we’re really lucky, for those who can travel! but I miss Morocco! When I arrive, I rediscover feelings I don’t have here! the smells, the sights, the music, and especially the contact with people... when I come back to France, I miss the "salam" from the chibanis, people coming up to offer help, kids who stick around a bit... well, life, you know! okay, I’m telling myself: next spring, inshallah, no corona! 😉

If all goes well, we should be able to explore Bréhat Island sometime in June. So, fingers crossed! It seems like it’s definitely worth a little stopover!

Spending a day there is great. In June, it won’t be too crowded yet. Don’t leave too late in the morning—try to be there by 9:30. It’ll be peaceful. If you like walking, head to the Peacock Lighthouse as soon as you arrive in the morning. It’s at the other end of the island. Then, make your way back calmly toward the ferry dock, stopping at the Saint-Michel Chapel—from there, you’ll have an amazing view of the entire archipelago. Below, you’ll see the tidal mill. And if you continue to Guerzido Beach, which is worth a little break, you can visit the glassworks if you have time. But the whole island is dotted with stunning viewpoints. It’s pure magic!

Thanks for these handy little tips. Have a good evening.

Back in Morocco, south of Essaouira.

I really love this harmony and the atmosphere it gives off. Nice photo and great angle!

Thanks Daniel. Have a great weekend.

It’s that serenity that fascinates us a bit. In Morocco, the pace of life is different, even if life isn’t easy for everyone there.

Let's stay in Essaouira.

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Thanks Véronique for continuing to make us dream of Morocco while we wait for better days.

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