Family trip from Marrakech to the desert (page 3 of 10)

New attempt to post photos from the Dades Valley, where we had our picnic... And it worked! Done from my phone.

The picnic idea is great. I love these riverbanks. Did you guys get to take a dip?

We love it too... It has to be said, it's a remarkable place and so close to Skoura. The kids went swimming and had a great time. By the evening, they were wiped out. Have a good day.

Great!

And traveling with family, introducing our loved ones to Morocco, was really amazing.

Yes. When I said "awesome," that’s exactly what I meant. The joy of sharing what we love with the people we love. Collecting beautiful moments in special places. 🙂

What a gorgeous place!

After a lovely picnic day, we spent a day in Skoura, chatting, reading on the terrace, and strolling through the palm grove—if only to go buy an afternoon snack, a moment the kids kept reminding us of. The women got henna done on their hands and feet. Gorgeous results—100% natural henna that’ll last about ten days.



A nice keepsake to bring back from Morocco. Because the next day, it was time to head back to Marrakech. We hit the road around 10 AM and decided to take a detour through the Ounila Valley, something we couldn’t do on the way there. It’s stunning. Once again, between Ait Benhadou and Télouet, salt is everywhere on the surface.

Gorgeous Oulina Valley. I hiked it too, but in the opposite direction—downhill. What a great outing you had there!

What lovely henna lacework!

Pure art! Such a shame it’s so ephemeral!

the drawing fades, but the memory stays 🙂 mine was done by our friends' daughter (she's 11 and already pretty good at it!)

It really is very pretty. Good things come to those who wait, don't they?

Even the fleeting has its charm.

Thanks for her! She was so proud afterward. 🙂

She can be proud. It's beautiful work and so meticulous. We can congratulate her.

The most important thing is to use only natural products.

The most important thing is to use only natural products.

Be wary of products offered to you on the street for a tattoo. The color should be brown. If it's black, run! If it smells like petroleum, run! Anyway, you shouldn’t get a tattoo on the street, and to ensure it lasts well, you need to "feed" it with a little mixture (sugar, lemon, etc.) and time!

Absolutely! You shouldn’t just do anything!

Back in Marrakech. Quick stroll through the medina. On the way to the airport, we passed trucks carrying olive trees.



Amazing vacation coming to an end. Can’t wait for the next one!