MOROCCO TRAVEL (2023) | 10 Beautiful Places To Visit In Morocco (+ Itinerary Suggestions)
Morocco is located in the northwest corner of Africa. Thanks to its stunning landscapes, colorful cities, year-round pleasant weather, and unique cuisine, Morocco is a popular travel destination. And although the country is rapidly modernizing, it still retains much of its ancient architecture and even more of its traditional customs. In this video, we’ll highlight 10 amazing places that you should visit in Morocco.
10. Fez
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9. Essaouira & the Atlantic Coast
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8. Dades Valley
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7. Chefchaouen
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6. Marrakech
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5. Ouzoud Waterfalls
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4. Todra Gorge
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3. Aït Ben Haddou
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2. High Atlas Region
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1. Sahara Desert
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0:00 Intro
1:05 Fez
1:56 Essaouira
2:32 Dades Valley
3:31 Chefchaouen
4:29 Marrakech
5:21 Ouzoud Waterfalls
6:21 Todra Gorge
7:18 Aït Ben Haddou
8:34 High Atlas Region
9:36 Sahara Desert
10:36 Morocco Travel Tips
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Wildlife of Morocco : Between the Sahara and the Atlas
A short film showcasing some of the surprising wildlife that can be seen in the various places between the Sahara Desert and the Atlas Mountains in Central Morocco. This film highlights the region's unique geology and explains how species have adapted to live with limited resources in this stunning landscape.
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MOROCCO TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | The Grand Moroccan Roadtrip
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From sweeping sand dunes to desolate highways of emptiness, bustling cities, and snow-covered peaks, we explored Morocco from north to south and east to west. Driving more than 10,000 km in eight weeks, our roadtrip included many unforgettable adventures. Watch as we explore remote landscapes, climb high peaks, battle breath-taking dust-topias (double pun, yeah!), and navigate the hectic bustle of Morocco’s major cities.
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Duration of trip: 53 days
Distance driven: 10,431 km
Litres of Diesel: ca. 1453,16 l
Fuel consumption: 13,9 l
Time of year: January-March
Total cost: Roughly 6800 Euro (Fuel 2000 Euro, Ferries Genua-Tanger Med 2480 Euro, Activities 230 Euro, Tolls, Taxi & Parking 50 Euro, Mobile Internet 58 Euro, Accommodation 310 Euro (excluding stay at La Sultana), Food & Drink ca. 1600 Euro)
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Despite our attempt at keeping our Morocco Travel Documentary as authentic as possible, you are still watching a highlight reel. When editing, we naturally tend to choose the most exciting videos. What you don’t see are the hours spent driving through less spectacular landscapes or some of the unpleasant challenges we faced.
Did we like everything about Morocco?
Far from it. As mentioned in the video, the huge amount of trash definitely dampened our experience. Additionally, we were surprised by the sheer number of begging children. During our trip, we counted a minimum of 500 children asking us for money or sweets. While Morocco undoubtedly has to combat poverty, this behavior often seemed less dictated by need and more by opportunity. Stopping and giving is an individual choice, of course, but when we didn’t we were regularly flipped off, kicked after, or hurled insults at.
In general, though, we perceived most Moroccans as extremely friendly and helpful. The best example is the three local men who selflessly helped us to change our ruptured tire. We cannot thank them enough.
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00:00 Intro
01:19 Arrival
01:30 Chefchaouen
02:45 Talassemtane National Park
04:12 Mediterranean Coastline
06:40 Into the Sahara Desert
08:20 Seclusion of the desert
10:24 Towards Iche
11:20 No Drones allowed
11:52 Desert Cauliflower
12:25 Figuig
13:34 Snow in the desert
14:35 The importance of water
15:16 Rheris Gorge
16:20 Khettara aka Foggara
17:17 Gara Medouar
18:00 Erg Chebbi
24:06 Taouz to M'hamid
24:38 Lost City
25:39 Arabian Camels
27:30 Taouz to M'hamid
29:25 Erg Lehoudi
30:40 Erg Zaher
33:00 Dust-Topia
33:55 Erg Chegaga
35:58 Donkeys
37:05 Rock formations near Foum-Zguid
38:01 Cleaning the air filter
38:35 Rock Carvings of Aït Ouazik
39:46 Jbel Saghro
41:40 Barbary Ground Squirrels
41:58 Todgha Gorge
42:30 Akhiamm Rock Arch
43:03 Dadès Gorge
44:12 Valley of Roses
45:22 Rammed earth architecture
45:50 Desert rain
46:33 Western Sahara
48:33 Dhakla
48:54 Border to Mauritania
50:05 Assalama Shipwreck
50:31 Khenfiss National Park
51:46 Ksar Tafnidilt
52:18 Plage Blanche 4x4 Trail
57:54 Argan Tree
58:25 Amtoudi
58:57 Anti-Atlas
59:24 Painted Rocks of Tafraout
01:00:24 Souss-Massa National Park
01:01:37 Essaouria
01:03:10 La Sultana Oualidia
01:05:26 Hammam Treatment
01:06:00 Lagoon of Oualidia
01:06:48 Marrakesh
01:07:30 Djemaa el Fna
01:09:10 Bahia Palace
01:09:42 La Sultana Marrakesh
01:11:13 Saadian Tombs
01:11:42 Storks
01:12:26 Climbing Mount Toubkal
01:16:55 Tizi'n'Test Mountain Pass & High Atlas
01:18:19 Aït-Ben-Haddou
01:19:28 Ouzoud Falls
01:20:00 Aguelmam Azegza National Park
01:20:17 Morocco's Trash Problem
01:20:51 Barbary Macaques
01:22:03 Fès
01:22:27 Tanneries of Fès
01:25:12 Volubulis
01:26:43 Rabat
01:28:07 Outro
Morocco: A Country Of Captivating Colors And Cultures | Somewhere On Earth
The country of Morocco has been influenced by Arab, European, and African cultures throughout many centuries. See how three people live their lives in among the unique culture and warm scenery, starting with Abdullah, who lives in Taliouine, and shows us the secrets of saffron, a spice worth more than gold. We then meet French nurse Julie, living in the valley of the high atlas, working in one of the most remote environments in the country to care for its communities. And finally Ali and Lahof, the guides of the Sahara, who travel as the merchants used to hundreds of years ago.
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MERZOUGA, MOROCCO (2023) | Magical Merzouga Desert Trip Overview + Honest Review
Merzouga is a small town located in the Sahara Desert in the south of Morocco. It’s known as the gateway to the Erg Chebbi sand dunes at the edge of town, consisting of soaring peaks of sand that change color with the shifting light of dawn and dusk. The most authentic way to experience the desert is on camelback, including an overnight stay at a desert camp. Many companies offer such trips, but they vary greatly in cost, comfort, and experience. In this video, we will show you our 3-day safari experience so you know what to expect from a camel trek. We will also give an honest review and different desert activity options at the end of the video.
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☑️ From Marrakech: 3-day desert trips which also include a short visit to Aït Ben Haddou, the Dades and Todra Gorge
☑️ From Fez: 3-day desert trip which includes several stops, but keep in mind that a lot of time is spent in the van driving!
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A Morocco overland film: Will we survive the Sahara desert? #Morocco #overlanding #saharadesert
If you are watching this video you know we survived, at least until editing and uploading. But let us tell you this, first year overlanders with basically no skills driving through colorful villages, sharp mountain egdes and loose sand dunes is guaranteed an adventure. Sit back and enjoy the show! THIS is the Rover without Lewie, destination: MOROCCO.
If you want to know why we didn’t take Lewie with us this time watch the first minute of the video, we’ll tell you and show you where he was.
We would like to thank @euro4x4parts for our partnership and the excellent service of sending our recovery gear the day before we left.
Next to that we also want to do a big shout out to our partners in crime (@lostwithlarry on instagram). Their story is worth following: a medical doctor and pediatric nurse overlanding from the Netherlands to Uganda. They are following their dream and starting a new life: working in a hospital in Uganda.
And to all other overlanders and adventurers we met along the way,
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0:00 - 01:11 - The reason why we didn't take Lewie with us
01:11 - 02:15 - A long trip to Morocco
02:15 - 02:44 - Exploring the Medina of Chefchaouen
02:44 - 03:52 - Off-roading in the Atlas Mountains
03:52 - 04:53 - Helping a wounded minibiker
04:53 - 06:43 - An epic wild camping spot in the Atlas Mountains
06:43 - 07:31 - Preparing for a desert adventure
07:31 - 08:28 - Getting a desert driving course
08:28 - 09:16 - An overland pizza party
09:16 - 13:30 - Our amazing Sahara adventure
13:30 - 16:09 - The proposal
16:09 - 18:46 - The inspiration other overlanders gave us
The TRUTH about travelling Morocco - Ultimate 2 Week Itinerary | Morocco Travel Guide
Top Things to do in Morocco - The ULTIMATE Travel Guide for Morocco
Welcome to our ultimate road trip travel guide to Morocco! In this video, we'll take you on a journey through the mesmerizing landscapes of this enchanting country and showcase the top must-see attractions and experiences for an unforgettable trip. From exploring the ancient ksars, breathtaking desert and chaotic cities, Morocco is a fantastic place and a road trip of the country offers a unique and unforgettable experience.
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00:20 Marrakech
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08:16 Aït Benhaddou
10:48 Dades Gorge
12:38 Todgha Gorge
13:48 Merzouga
15:41 Desert Camp
18:52 Driving To Fes
20:52 Fes
26:35 Chefchaouen
30:51 Leaving Morocco
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A Trip to Morocco - A Beautiful and Unforgettable Experience in 8K
Morocco is one of the most beautiful African countries in the world. Watch it in 8K!
Morocco, a North African country bordering the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, is distinguished by its Berber, Arabian and European cultural influences. Marrakesh’s medina, a mazelike medieval quarter, offers entertainment in its Djemaa el-Fna square and souks (marketplaces) selling ceramics, jewelry and metal lanterns. The capital Rabat’s Kasbah of the Udayas is a 12th-century royal fort overlooking the water.
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Journey Into Wild Morocco - The Sahara Desert
What to do with kids in Morocco? Here's what you need to know before you go. Discover The Sahara Desert in Morocco like never before! See camel trekking, camping in the desert, horseback riding, and sand boarding.
Learn about Morocco's food, culture, souks, and the cities of Marrakech, Casablanca and the oasis of Merzouga.
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MARRAKECH, MOROCCO (2023) | 10 BEST Things To Do In & Around Marrakech
Marrakech is located in the center of Morocco. With its vibrant colors, buzzing atmosphere, mix of tradition and modernity, and aromatic smells, it’s a city like no other: Marrakech truly stimulates all your senses at once.
10. Explore the Marrakech medina (free walking tour)
The medina is the heart of the Marrakech, packed with shops, traditional houses called “riads”, restaurants, and many of the historic sites.
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9. Try the traditional local food
Some staples you have to try include couscous, meat brochettes, and the most iconic dish of all: tagine.
8. Visit the Saadian Tombs
The Saadian Tombs are a 16th century burial ground of the Saadian dynasty, which ruled over Marrakech between 1524 and 1668.
7. Find peace at the Majorelle Gardens
Located in Marrakech’s new town, these lush botanical gardens are filled with cacti, palms, and other colorful trees.
6. Stroll around Mellah Jewish Quarter
There are still a number of Jewish places here, including the Lazama Synagogue, the Miara Jewish Cemetery, and the Spice Market.
5. Get lost in the souks
What makes the souks in Marrakech remarkable is the wide variety of exotic items you can buy, such as babouches, lanterns, ceramics, carpets, and leather goods.
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4. Check the ruins of El Badi Palace
The Saadian Ruler Al-Mansour who was buried in the Saadian Tombs built this grand palace in the 16th century.
3. See the beautiful Bahia Palace
After El Badi Palace, it might be interesting to see the contrast with the beautiful Bahia Palace, which was built in the late 19th century.
2. Go on a day tour to the Ouzoud Waterfalls
With a height of 110 meters or 360 feet, these are the tallest waterfalls in the country. A day tour from Marrakech includes a hike down to the river, do a short boat ride to get closer to the falls, and hike up again.
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1. Experience the Jemaa el-fna square + Koutoubia
the Jemaa-el-Fna square is the hub of entertainment, with a variety of food and juice stalls, musicians, fortune-tellers, henna tattoo artists, and snake charmers.
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3:53 Majorelle Gardens
4:45 Mellah Jewish Quarter
5:23 The Marrakech Souks
6:35 El Badi Palace
7:23 Bahia Palace
8:02 Ouzoud Waterfalls
9:08 Jemaa El-Fna Square
10:24 More Marrakech Travel Tips
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BEST Sahara Desert Morocco Experience | Overnight in Merzouga
Welcome again! In my previous videos I showed you Marrakech and some towns. Today, we entered the deepest part of Morocco, reaching the Sahara desert. It was so magical. I'd never seen sand so orange. And of course, we will continue to explore flavours that are very different from the ones we know and that I loved. So, grab something to drink and keep watching.
I was getting more and more excited to get to the desert and it seemed that the moment would never come. Finally they told us that we would make one last stop in the city of Erfoud, the last city before the desert. There we could find one of the best dates and sweets in the country.
I decided to keep the balls as a gift to my family but I couldn't resist eating the dates. The closer we got to the desert the landscape changed from rocky to sandy, and we finally reached the desert. The Berbers helped us mount a camel to start our adventure.
It was an incredible landscape. There was absolutely nothing. It is impossible to describe it with words.
Despite the silence of the Sahara, I was overwhelmed by the power of the dunes that were around us.
After a lot of free time, we rode camels again to reach the Berber camp. After eating, we all gathered around a campfire for some traditional Berber music.
I couldn't record much because we were so tired, but that's what camp was like. We went to a high dune to receive the sunrise very early in the morning. This is me running with a very strange outfit but enjoying my last moments in this paradise.
It was time to go back to Marrakech again and we stopped to eat in a place where I discovered a new food: pasta with sugar and cinnamon. Later they told me that there was a very typical and delicious pomegranate juice. I have to say that I felt cheated because it was like a yogurt kind of drink and I'm not a big fan. But if you like liquid yogurt you will like it.
Our journey continued and we saw many things, such as this sheep, which is obviously the cutest sheep in the world.
Finally we arrived at our accommodation. This time we did not stay in a hotel but in a Riad. They welcomed us with delicious Moroccan tea and typical sweets. A traditional Moroccan Riad is a home with multiple floors centered around a fountain or a pool. Riads were once the places where the wealthiest citizens lived and they are a part of traveling to Morocco. No visit to the country is complete without staying in one.
Breakfast at the Riad was freshly made and delicious. We enjoyed our last moments before going downtown to buy gifts. As it was our last hours in the country, we decided to have a second breakfast to eat the Moroccan pancakes with peanut butter that I liked so much.
And well... the worst moment of any trip arrived, the time to leave. We took a taxi for €10 that dropped us off at the airport and we took our first flight to Spain.
Well, as you can see I bought a lot of small things that people forget in a week too.
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Last city before the desert
01:15 - Desert
02:41 - Berber Camp
03:12 - Camels
03:33 - Way to Marrakech
04:17 - Riad (Moroccan Palace)
04:44 - Room Tour
05:47 - Marrakech
06:20 - Gifts
My Experience Traveling Morocco as a black Kenyan creator
Traveling as a black African in Northern Africa, Morocco. This is how it all went down. If you ever thought about how it is to travel here, like if there’s discrimination, racism or anything then here is your answer. Nice and simple.
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Unbelievable Experience in Morocco 2023 : Marrakesh, Agafay desert, & Ouzoud Falls + Cost breakdown
Join me on an unforgettable journey to Morocco, where we'll experience the best of adventure, culture, and nature. From traversing the Agafay desert on a camel, hiking to the Ouzoud Waterfalls, to exploring the vibrant city of Marrakech, this travel vlog is packed with excitement and discoveries. Get ready to indulge in the mouth-watering cuisine, from tagine to couscous, and meet the friendly locals who will make you feel at home. Let's embark on this adventure together and unlock the beauty and magic of Morocco.
I travelled to Marrakech first in February 2023 and fell in love. It is one of the most exciting destinations I have ever been to and I am really excited to show you all the details about our trip.
In this video you will find the full detailed 4 day itinerary of our stay in Marrakech. Make sure to also check out part 2 which shows the remaining 4 days of our stay in Morocco.
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- Nelia de Marrakesh Boutique hotel and spa :
- Scarabeo Camp :
What to do:
10. Explore the Marrakech medina (free walking tour)
The medina is the heart of the Marrakech, packed with shops, traditional houses called “riads”, restaurants, and many of the historic sites.
9. Try the traditional local food
Some staples you have to try include couscous, meat brochettes, and the most iconic dish of all: tagine.
8. Visit Marrakesh Museum/ Musee de confluence
7. Find peace at the Majorelle Gardens and YSL museum
Located in Marrakech’s new town, these lush botanical gardens are filled with cacti, palms, and other colorful trees, offering a true escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
6. Stroll around Mellah Jewish Quarter
There are still a number of Jewish places here, including the Lazama Synagogue, the Miara Jewish Cemetery, and the Spice Market.
5. Get lost in the souks
What makes the souks in Marrakech remarkable is the wide variety of exotic items you can buy, such as babouches, lanterns, ceramics, carpets, and leather goods.
4. Check the ruins of El Badi Palace
The Saadian Ruler Al-Mansour who was buried in the Saadian Tombs we discussed earlier also had built a grand palace in the 16th century.
3. See the beautiful Bahia Palace ( 70 MAD)
2. Go on a day tour to the Ouzoud Waterfalls
Ouzoud Waterfalls day tour:
1. Experience the Jemaa el-fna square + Koutoubia
the Jemaa-el-Fna square is the hub of entertainment, with a variety of food and juice stalls, musicians, fortune-tellers, henna tattoo artists, and snake charmers.
Other tours from Marrakech:
☑️ Traditional Moroccan Cooking Class & Market :
☑️ Atlas day hiking trip:
☑️ Hot air balloon flight over Marrakech :
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Boohoo Pants
Day 3
Black & white set boohoo
Day 4
White pants shein
boubou mbili
Day 5
Brown set Plt
Timestamp
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Travel to Marrakesh
02:14 Riad tour
03:53 Jewish market
5:45 Bahia palace & more
07:43 Ouzoud
19:59 Hamman & Spa
23:45 Scarabeo camp Agafay dessert
30:31 Hot Air balloon
Silent Hiking & Wild Camping in Morocco | Atlas Mountains
I spent the first part of my time hiking and wild camping in the south of Morroco exploring the Tafraout Valley, in the heart of the Anti-Atlas mountain range. Morocco has a fantastic and diverse wilderness where you can really feel ‘off the grid’ if you travel to the right areas. The town of Tafraout is a well-known ‘base-camp’ for climbers, runners and walkers hiking in the Anti-Atlas mountains. The Atlas Mountains are actually more northeast in Morocco. The hike starts at Marac Telecom in Tafraout and past a couple of carpet sellers on the outskirts of town. I picked up the trail through the village of Tazga and passed the Ancient Berber House which has a fantastic museum, and relies purely on donations. The day after I visited and the outside temperature was between 30-35 degrees but the thick mud and stone internal walls inside were ice cold. Down the valley was some ancient rock art with a ‘mouflon’ or sheep colloquially known as the ‘Tezekkas Gazelle’. I headed over a ridge and down into the Blue Rocks Valley with the first glimpses of the ‘Painted Rocks’ or Les Roches Peints - also known as the Blue rocks. They are truly bizarre but a real feature on the landscape. Apparently in 1984 a a Belgian Artist decided to coat some boulders with 18 tennis of paint with the help of the local first service - its a bit of a ‘Marmite’
Feature for people - some folk love them, some see them as sacrilege and an act of pure vandalism. ….
Once through the Valley I headed along the Air Mansour road and up a long valley through to Ayerd. It was actually fairly slow going on account of the heat and evening crept up on me. I decided to camp up on the Ridgeline that continues though to Adrar Mqorn, a stunning spot with a view of the valley and the changing climactic conditions of the night.
I camped under an overcast sky and the wind crept up overnight. I was really lucky to warm myself with a fire into the night, and ensured it was dealt with properly and extinguished. Sometimes a good fire can warm the soul especially when you’re on your own and far from home and those you love. My Real Turmat meal certainly kept me warm. I was hoping for some opportunities for Astrophotography overnight but the sky wasn’t perfect, but got a couple of Timelapse’s nevertheless.
Coming back the next day through the painted rocks the conditions were perfect.
I have included a link below to the route on AllTrails if anyone would like to have a go at it.
Join me on an awe-inspiring journey through Morocco's natural wonders.. From the rolling hills of the Atlas Mountains to the vast desert landscapes, this video showcases the country's stunning natural beauty like never before. You'll experience the majestic landscapes and rich culture of Morocco in a whole new way. Don't miss this incredible visual adventure!
The film is silent and without commentary, purely for inspiration and relaxing for all who view it. Please enjoy.
00:00 Introduction
01:02 Tazga
04:21 Blue Rock Valley
08:44 Approaching Ayerd
12:15 Campspot
17:43 Fire
19:53 Setting off
24:03 Coffee Stop
25:56 The Painted Rocks
28:56 Tafraout
29:43 Commentary and Debrief
36:22 The Route Map
#VANLIFE | 8 Tips You Must Know Before Going To Morocco
In this video we will give 8 tips we think are very useful before you go on a roadtrip to Morocco.
We spent 2,5 months in Morocco from the beginning of the year 2020.
Things we have been searching the internet for are all in this video.
0:00 intro
1:03 #1 How to get into Morocco with a van?
1:50 #2 What paperwork is required to enter Morocco with a van?
3:36 #3 How are the roads in Morocco?
4:49 #4 How safe is it to travel around Morocco with your campervan?
6:01 #5 How is wild camping in Morocco?
6:49 #6 Is finding drinkwater and other camper services a problem in Morocco?
8:09 #7 How to get your food in Morocco?
8:50 #8 How is the mobile internet and navigation software in Morocco?
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How to get a visa for Morocco? On the ferry is a small office which will give you a 3 month visa to enter Morocco. You can extend the visa for another three monthes in Morocco.
Is wild camping allowed in Morocco? is a question we get frequently asked. And yes, wild camping is allowed in Morocco. Only if there is a sign 'do not camp' you are not allowed to wild camp.
How to have internet in Morocco? You can buy a Maroc Telecom simcard when arriving in Marocco for a few dirham (around €2,-). Internet in Morocco is good and cheap and you will have internet almost everywere.
Does GoogleMaps work in Morocco? It does, but the turn-by-turn navigation is not working. So choose an offline navigation is our advice.
How safe is Morocco 2020? We felt super safe during our 2,5 month road trip through Morocco and didn't experience any negative things. Just respect the country rules and people and use your common sense.
Is it safe to travel Morocco with your campervan? We think it one of the nicest countries to road trip with you campervan. You will find a lot of places to wild camp, plenty of watertaps for drinking water and super friendly people who like to help you when needed.
Getting into morocco with a campervan is not a problem. You just book a ferryticket for your van, take your car papers with you and the custom will give you a car registration card. Keep that card with you when travelling and you will be fine.
MOROCCO | Morocco's best guide 2023: Agadir, Mhamid, Merzouga, Ait Ben Haddou, Marrakesh
Welcome to our luxury travel couple's adventure in Morocco! In this first part of our journey, we spent the first 5 days exploring the stunning beauty of this North African country. Our journey started in Agadir, where we rented a car and spent the first night in the city before heading out to explore.
We visited the Agadir souk and medina, where we immersed ourselves in the vibrant culture of Morocco. Afterward, we embarked on a nine-hour drive to Mhamid, where we were picked up by our driver to take us to Umnya, the luxury desert camp. The camp is located in the middle of the Sahara desert, and we were amazed by its epic, magical, and mystical beauty. We enjoyed camel riding, sandboarding, and delicious local cuisine while we were there. We also took some time to create unique content for our Instagram account.
Our experience at Umnya was unforgettable, and we highly recommend it to anyone looking for a secluded and unique experience in the desert. After two days, we traveled to Merzouga, a town famous for its stunning sand dunes. We stayed at the Riad Serai, a luxurious accommodation situated on the outskirts of the Merzouga dunes. During our stay, we visited Sunrise Palace, a unique accommodation with the most unique pool we've ever seen.
We then went camel riding through the desert to the Caravan Serai Camp, the first luxury camp in Morocco, where a famous Chinese series was filmed. We had the chance to enjoy green tea on the dunes while admiring the stunning beauty of the desert. We also had the opportunity to spend the night with the local Berber people from the Ait Atta tribe.
Our next stop was Ait Ben Haddou, where we enjoyed the sunset and sipped tea on the terrace cafe at the top. Ait Ben Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been used as a filming location for many popular movies and TV shows.
Our first part of the journey ended with a drive across Morocco to Marrakesh, stopping along the way at the Todra Gorges, where we enjoyed the clean water and views of the canyon. We can't wait to share the second part of our journey with you!
We live to discover! #GOBACKPACK2022 in Morocco | Jack Wolfskin
Our three-week adventure in Morocco is over. Together we have discovered beautiful places and met remarkable people.
The #GOBACKPACK trip has taught us many things. During this journey, our adventurers did not only experience Morocco but also got to know a new side of themselves. But what did we want to accomplish with GOBACKPACK?
First and foremost, we wanted to give our creators a trip filled with exploration, nature, and people. We only have one planet. It is essential to respect and appreciate it.
One of the best ways to discover our planet (which we highly recommend): is in a lively group of curious people willing to fully open their hearts and minds to the extraordinary country of Morocco!
Being able to explore the freedom in the outdoors deeply connected us all! Through GOBACKPACK, not only a community has been built but especially many friendships. Our adventurers have gone to their limits while hiking, biking and climbing – sometimes even beyond. Due to the amazing nature discoveries and authentic experiences with Moroccan locals, emotions ran high. There even have been tears of complete and utter joy and appreciation for being in this moment – having the opportunity of this experience – and bonding with some of the most amazing human-beings around a campfire.
So what was #GOBACKPACK?
An experience and a passion for deepening our freedom outside. A journey to the self and us. A campfire with friends. The enjoyment of local hospitality. A cross-cultural exchange. The urge to wander and discover the most beautiful places. The search for harmony with nature. The will to be curious and to grow beyond yourself.
Traveling and discovering the outdoors is for everyone! We learn something new every day! When one adventure ends, another one is just around the corner. That's what #GOBACKPACK stands for, and that's what we stand for at Jack Wolfskin:
WE LIVE TO DISCOVER!
We will protect 3,000 m2 of forest for the next 50 years. In doing so, we significantly bind more than 10 tons of CO2 during this period, thus, compensating for our CO2 emissions throughout our trip. At the same time, we contribute to preserving old pristine forests, including its biodiversity.
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Wild Camping in Morocco | Vanlife Morocco | Mercedes Sprinter
We are loving our time in Morocco so far. This week we finally get to experience the Morocco we expected and wild camp right on the cliff edge.
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Wild First Day in Marrakech, Morocco ???????? المغرب لقد صدمت
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Welcome to Marrakech, the vibrant heart of Morocco! Join us on our exhilarating first day in this bustling city as we delve into its enchanting souks, negotiate prices in the iconic Jemaa el-Fnaa square, and savor the flavors of authentic Moroccan street food. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or armchair adventurer, this immersive experience promises excitement and cultural discovery at every turn. Dive into the rich tapestry of Marrakech with us and let the adventure begin!
Lets Explore Marrakech!
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Discover Morocco - An Unforgettable Trip to Morocco
Discover Morocco is an unforgettable trip to Morocco at an unbeatable price. The trip takes you to the local markets of Marrakesh, the Atlas Mountains, the Berber towns and villages, and most importantly, the Saharra desert where you will ride camels and spend a night in a Berber tent.
The trip includes:
* Transportation in Morocco in air-conditioned vans
* 5 days and 4 nights
* Accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Marrakesh and riads in the other cities
* 4 breakfasts
* 2 dinners
* Sandboarding in the Saharra
* Riding camels in the Saharra
* Spending a night in a Berber tent in the Saharra
* a Guided tour in Marrakesh
Prices:
* 150€ if you have the Studentfy card
* 160€ if you don't have the Studentfy card
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