Back from Morocco (page 6 of 16)

Thanks for those latest photos. Among all the sites you visited, which ones were your favorites? Thanks, Dorothée.

Thanks so much for sharing this trip with all of us.

Good evening, I love this little port in TIFNIT. This photo is really beautiful. The circle is complete. Thanks again for your thoughts. Best regards, Clo

Thanks everyone, and happy New Year 2018 to you all.

Best wishes to you too.

Where did our preferences go? Hard to say. In terms of landscapes and visits, it was varied—each region had its own strengths. What makes the difference is the human touch, the connections, the encounters. And in that category, Skoura wins hands down, no question. The guesthouse is so nice, it’s really friendly. And the association of women pastry chefs left us with great memories, as did the musician potter. That’s a bit of how we felt. A beautiful trip.

Hi Dorothy,

I just browsed from page 1 to page 6 in your travel journal! It was a pleasure reading you, and you took some really beautiful photos. I also found some info that’ll help me on my next trip (Foum Guid, Tata).

Thanks again, and happy 2018! 🙂

Where did our preferences go? It's hard to say. In terms of landscapes and visits, it was varied—each region had its own strengths. What makes the difference is the human touch, the connections, the encounters. And in that regard, Skoura takes the prize, no question. The guesthouse is so nice, it's really friendly. And the association of women pastry chefs left us with great memories, as did the musician potter. That’s a bit of how we felt. A beautiful trip.

Travel is all about the encounters, obviously.

Thanks Roseline, and have a great trip to Morocco!

Amazing trip. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Where did our preferences go? Hard to say. In terms of landscapes and visits, it was varied—each region had its own strengths. What makes the difference is the human touch, the connections, the encounters. And in that regard, Skoura takes the prize, no doubt about it. The guesthouse is so nice, it’s really friendly. And the association of women pastry makers left us with great memories, as did the potter-musician. That’s a bit of how we felt. A beautiful trip.

I totally share your take on travel. Have a good evening.

We were also greeted by the date merchants at the entrance to Skoura. I have the photo, but the forum won’t let me post it because it’s not in the right format.

Where did our preferences go? Hard to say. In terms of landscapes and sights, it was varied—each region had its own strengths. What makes the difference is the human touch, the connections, the encounters. And in that category, Skoura takes the prize, no question. The guesthouse is so friendly, it’s really welcoming. And the association of women pastry chefs left us with great memories, as did the musician potter. That’s a bit of how we felt. A beautiful trip.

Thanks, Dorothée, and have a great Sunday.

You should plan your itinerary based on your personal tastes: sea, mountains, architecture, deserts. And also depending on the season—it really makes a difference!

Hi Dorothy, Your trip sounds amazing. Could you tell me how long you were away for? Thanks!

We spent two full weeks there. We loved it. Such a beautiful country. Safe travels!

Great itinerary, Dorothée.

We spent two full weeks there. We loved it. Such a beautiful country. Safe travels.

Great, I see you can do a lot in 15 days.

You have to make choices, but you can still treat yourself and get a great overview of the country.

When you go away for two weeks, you can afford to spend at least 2 or 3 nights in each place. For me, that’s essential—otherwise, you spend all your time in the car.