Beautiful stops and sites discovered in Morocco in March (page 9 of 18)

Thanks Francia, get well soon. Spring is here, the end of lockdown is near. Stay positive!

Route 307 is stunning. Take your time and drive slowly because it’s not in great condition. As for Magdaz, it’s a pure marvel of Berber architecture, and if you can, try to be there Monday morning to check out the souk. It’s amazing! And curiosity isn’t just a bad habit—far from it!

Good evening, I appreciate your kindness and the information. I always plan for a rural souk, and I’ve noted the one in Magdaz on Mondays. Coming from France with my vehicle gives me more flexibility to organize my schedule. You’re making my mouth water... but also twisting the knife! 😋😋😭 We were thinking of heading to Morocco at the end of May... Best regards

hi there I think we're all a bit disappointed we can't go back to Morocco yet! I had planned a trip in October with friends... postponed until spring 2021! I might start a little post with just photos of Morocco! whoever loves me, follow me! It’ll give us a little or big stroll, depending on how many of us contribute! Just photos and an explanation of the place! thanks! francia

Great idea! Count me in! !

Hi there, Great news: you're back in shape and full of plans!!! An excellent idea: everyone digs into their archives. A challenge for me: many of my old photos are still in print. Best regards.

Great initiative!

Great initiative, I’ll contribute too!

What a great time I had following you from one stop to the next. Each one as beautiful as the last. Incredible Morocco! Thanks for taking the time to share your itinerary with us.

Even we would have a hard time saying which of these stops delighted us the most. We really feel like we had a lovely trip.

Magdaz could easily be at the top of my list for stops, because collective granaries fascinate me. Each one is different—such rich history, whether made of earth or stone, perched by a wadi, at the village’s highest point, or carved into a cliff... Always impressive! And to think, at first, I didn’t even realize they were everywhere around me.

These granaries are stunning, and without the forum, we definitely would've missed them. What a shame that would've been! Thanks Daniel, and thanks to Darzel too for showing us these well-hidden treasures.

If you loved the granaries, you’ll have to go all the way to Amtoudi... The site is extraordinary, and the fortress granaries there are impressive.

Thanks Jean. I’ll note this new address. I checked where it’s located—it’s pretty far south. But if it’s worth it...

It's a bit south of Tafraoute, if you know it.

It's about a hundred kilometers from Tafraoute. A really beautiful region. One of my favorites in Morocco. Another one!

Reading all of your posts, I think I’ll have to plan several getaways to Morocco in the coming years. It’ll be tough to do everything in 3 or 4 weeks. The distances from north to south are significant, so some choices will inevitably have to be made.

When we can't wander around Morocco just yet, we wander through travel forums and polish up our future itineraries. It's the start of the journey.

Absolutely! And that’s a positive thing!

Hi Danielle, I forgot to ask if you’d visited the old sugar refinery near Ida Ougourd. It’s something really surprising in Morocco. I stopped by there a few years ago. I’ll try to dig up some photos from an old hard drive... Hope you’re staying safe during the lockdown.