Back from 3 weeks in Morocco in April (page 7 of 10)

Thanks Deborah, that’s nice.

I confirm, the address recommended by Daniel in Tafraoute, L'Arganier des Amelnes, is really great. Thanks for the tip! We spent a few days there. Magnificent. In every way: hostel, location, sights. Nothing but pleasure!

I can also confirm this great place, which hasn’t been in the *Guide du Routard*’s good graces for some time now. We wonder why! Clean rooms with private bathrooms, a gorgeous terrace surrounded by mountains for lunch or dinner in the evening during the season. Good meals. A clean pool with a large patio. A more than friendly welcome. Affordable prices for half-board. It’s one of my favorite spots in the South.

""It’s one of my favorite spots in the South.""

Me too. And it makes sense—everything’s done to make you feel at home in this place.

I just reread your story with so much pleasure. You can really feel all the happiness you experienced during this amazing adventure that is travel. Morocco in the spring is gorgeous—it’s like spring and summer combined, with all those flowers and harvests everywhere.

The harvests in May, an old combine harvester near Igherm.



Road from Tissint to Taliouine

Lovely photos. Thanks Hannah.

Old-school threshing. Awesome, thanks for the photos.

Exceptional travel story. Your photos are stunning. Spring is amazing in Morocco. But maybe it was an exceptional year? We should go at the end of March. We hope to see those gorgeous landscapes again.

Thanks, Alizé. I hope you have a wonderful trip to Morocco. I think I’ll be there in April too, with friends who haven’t been to Morocco yet. Like you, they’ve found these landscapes stunning and bright.

Thanks for everything. And maybe see you soon if I need your experience.

I’d be delighted.

hi Trostant

it's really nice to follow your "travel journal" so interesting!! thanks. daniel

Glad you enjoyed it. Have a good evening.

Exceptional travel story. Your photos are stunning. Spring is amazing in Morocco. But was it an exceptional year? We should go at the end of March. We hope to see those gorgeous landscapes again.

Let’s hope it rains in Morocco. Water is desperately needed in some regions. Last year, they had some rain, which partly explains those blooming landscapes.

Some regions are suffering more than others. The south, of course, but not only...

Northern Morocco gets quite a bit of rain. It's the south that struggles.

This year, it seems like snow has fallen in both the north and the south. I saw that Taroudant was affected, just like Zagora or Ouarzazate.

Snow really fell everywhere.

This is one of the reasons I reply to people who want to know what the weather will be like at any given time—with climate change in recent years, you just can’t predict anything.

I hope the almond trees in the Anti-Atlas weren’t too badly affected.

It's the weight of the snow that sometimes causes damage—the branches break under the weight.