18 days of bliss in Morocco! (page 3 of 7)

Lovely walk. Thanks for taking the time to share it.

Thanks to all of you and happy 2020!

Just FYI, the small mosque photographed in Tafraoute is the Aday Mosque... a neighboring village to Tafraoute. There you go, error corrected.

This isn’t really a mistake, just a clarification. On the postcards from Tafraoute, this cute little mosque is always marked as being in Tafraoute. It’s actually just on the way out.

Absolutely! Have a great day.

The pastries leave us speechless! Tiny works of art! And they're delicious!

Moroccan mignardises! Excellent!

Hey, isn't there much wind on the Agadir side?

Agadir enjoys a pleasant climate all year round. Not too hot, not too cold, not too windy... It's a huge plus!

thanks buddy I think back in the day I saw the Rough Guide mentioned there’s a lot of wind right in Agadir—that’s why I’m asking thanks, got it

As soon as you go south of Cape Rhir, it’s lovely. Rhir—I think that’s the wind? To be confirmed.

Cape Rhir or Cape Ghir.

Gotta laugh a little—it’s great for your health!

Not a breath of wind during our stay near Agadir. We were worried about fog, but there wasn’t a trace of it either. Perfect weather!

hello yes, I’m back in the wind—it’s in Essaouira!

Hi there, It’s so great to share your experiences from your trip to Morocco—I’m happy for you! Nature is such a source of happiness, and it’ll always charm you. I love Morocco. Turkey and Tunisia also have this immense splendor in the warmth of the people, the sun, the traditions, the culture, and the cuisine. So, enjoy life—pack your bags!

Thanks Adriana.

A lot of us love Morocco.

hello yes it's happening I'm back with the wind in Essaouira

Yeah, it's true. Essaouira, there's wind. But as soon as you pass Cape Ghir, there's no more wind... And there's sunshine...

Hi Léa,

You’re making me want to go back to Morocco... with your gorgeous photos and travel journal. There are so many places you’ve shown that we didn’t get to see. Thanks for sharing!

Oh yes, Morocco—we’re back there again...