Morocco in 1 Day ( Casablanca & Marrakech Train Trip)
Green Tour Marrakech Day 1 : Move With Purpose
In the spirit of redirecting people back towards this green mode of transport, and promoting increased social responsibility, Mawarid Association is organizing the Green Tour, a bicycle tour with the slogan Move With a Purpose. This initiative is organized in collaboration with Société Générale on November 12, 13,,14, 15 and 16 for a limited number of participants of the COP22 (United Nations Conference on climate change) to be held in Marrakech from November 7 to 18, 2016.
This eco-citizen initiative invites these participants to offset the carbon emissions from their trip to Morocco, while at the same time showing that a few simple actions can create a positive impact on the environment and the local population.
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The Move with a purpose Green Tour program:
9:00: Welcome participants
9:20 - 9:45: Participation in Eco-Workshops*
9:45 - 10:00: Visit the MATTER exhibition
10:00 -12:00: Guided tour of various tourist sites by bike
Afin de mieux ancrer et réorienter le choix de l’usager à l’utilisation d’un mode de transport dit ‘’Ecolo’’ et dans une volonté de se positionner dans une responsabilité sociale, l’Association Mawarid organise le « Green Tour » à vélos sous slogan ‘’ Bouger avec un objectif ‘’ en collaboration le groupe Société Générale , les 12, 13, 14, 15 et 16 Novembre 2016 à Marrakech au profit d’un nombre limité de participants de la COP22 (Conférence des Nations Unies sur le changement climatique) qui se tiendra à Marrakech du 7 au 18 novembre 2016.
Cette initiative éco-citoyenne a pour objectif d’inviter ces participants à compenser, eux–même, les émissions liées à leur voyage tout en impactant positivement grâce au Green Tour, avec des gestes simples, l’environnement et la population locale.
Le programme du Green-tour
9H00 : Acceuil des participants
9H 20 -9 h45 : Participation à des Eco-Ateliers
9h45- 10h00 : Visite de l’exposition ‘’MATIERE‘’
10h00 -12h00 : Visite guidée dans différents monuments touristiques en vélo
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Best way to Experience the Sahara Desert | Camping in Merzouga, Morocco
The final Morocco vlog is here! Camping in the Sahara Desert at a spot called Merzouga.
Here we rode camels to our remote campsite, spent the night eating Moroccan food and listening to music played by the locals.
In the morning we made our way back to our new campsite by camel ride before jumping into some Jeeps to go on Safari.
To end it all a big long 13 hour bus ride to Marrakesh so we can finally show you what staying in a Riad is like.
Next stop: Flying home to surprise Jess's brother for Christmas!
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First Thoughts on Morocco | Exploring The Streets of Marrakech
We have said goodbye to the UK and flown all the way to Morocco for the very first time! Very excited to be here - these are our first impressions!
First up we left London Heathrow to fly British Airways for the first time towards Marrakesh. Upon arrival our Airbnb host organized a hotel transfer for us (which we highly recommend doing).
The next day we explored the streets of Marrakech, going into the Medina and markets to try and attempt to do some shopping and enjoying a quiet Friday afternoon in the Jemma El Fna.
To end our first few days in Marrakech we did a tajine cooking class.
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train trip MOROCCO cheap and easy way to travel the country
train trip in morocco is one of the easiest cheaper and fast way to travel the country.Traveling by train in Morocco is the most efficient and comfortable way to get around. The train network in Morocco is not very big but it covers most of the main cities to visit. Trains run between Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca , Rabat, Oujda, Tangier, and Meknes. If you want to head to the desert, Atlas Mountains, Agadir, or Essaouira on the coast, you'll need a bus.
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Marrakech Menara Airport Arrival Tips | Immigration, Money, Taxis, etc
This is a pure information episode to help travellers arriving in Menara International Airport in Marrakech. You can make life a lot easier in Marrakech by dealing with several logistic issues right at at the airport. Here I cover some important immigration tips, currency exchange, ATMs, getting a SIM card, taxi prices, buses, and more.
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Marrakech | Souks and Medina (Old Town)
Marrakech Old Town is an intense experience! Join me and my partner as we dive into the madness of the Marrakech Souks and Medina and watch the sunset over Jemma De Fna.
Chris and I visited Marrakech over the Christmas period. We stayed in La Branda Targa Aqua Parc, about 20 minutes outside the city center. We were quite glad to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city and the hotel shuttle bus meant it was easy to get in and out of town whenever we wanted. Although I would recommend experiencing the Old Town and Souks, I don't think it is an experience I would repeat! This is not casual tourism at all, you cannot stop and take in the sights because as soon as you stand still, you will be approached on mass by people trying to sell you things or take you somewhere! However, as a cultural experience, this is not to be missed and I am glad we visited!
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Before i went to the Marrakesh i have obviously googled how to get to/from Menara Airport to the Marakesh itself. Amongst many obvious answers someone said that you can walk to/from it. I thought that this would be cool idea considering it's proximity to the gardens. All an all it was an easy walk. Took me about an hour to get there. On my way i've seen two more backpackers doing the same. Weather was great. And this is the footage. So yeah, it's totally possible to walk to the Marrakesh from the Menara Airport, and from the Airport to the Marrakesh.
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The Train from Marrakech to Casablanca, Morocco: Our Experience
We recently visited Morocco and took the train from Marrakech to Casablanca. It was scheduled for 3.5 hours, but took a bit longer than 4 hours. It was a pleasant experience for all. We recommend getting the 1st class tickets for a bit more space and comfort.
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Morocco Travel | Casablanca to Marrakech 1st Moroccan Train Ride
Morocco Travel | Casablanca to Marrakech 1st Moroccan Train Ride
We traveled by rail in between cities, a cheap and efficient option in Morroco.
The trains are clean and safe and air-conditioned.
There is little price difference between first and second class,
though first class allows you reserve seats where as second is first come first serve.
Bathrooms are a bit schetchy but functional.
When you factor in cost and time spent catching a flight, the train clearly comes out on top.
The lines run between Marrakech in the south and Tangier in the north, linking the coastal cities in between.
For the rest of the country busses are the only option for public transit.
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This is a video guide to the journey from Tangier in Morocco to Madrid in Spain, via the FRS fast ferry from Tangier to Tarifa and Renfe's morning 'Altaria' train from Algeciras to Madrid Puerta de Atocha.
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[Part 1 ] A Week in Morocco - Marrakech - I ask Suriah to Marry Me??????
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At the beginning of April, Suriah and I had one of the best trips ever in Morocco. We spent 7 days and 8 nights in 4 cities within Morocco: Marrakech (Day 1&2), Sahara Desert (Day 3&4), Fes (5&6) and Casablanca (Day 7&8).
This travel video mainly includes what happened in Marrakech (Day 1&2). Our first stop was where our Airbnb was which was Jemaa El Fna - also called the Main Square. It was the old town of Marrakech and a place where you can find traditional moroccan street food and souvenirs. And, it is very busy from morning to late night. You must try the Chicken Tagine and Bastila (sweet and mince meat pastry) which you can find everywhere you go in Morocco. But, the tricky part is there is not any ONE for ALL recipe for Moroccan dishes. So, you wont get bored by trying the same dish over and over again because each of them has its own unique taste:) . Bastila is my absolute favourite! We also went couples of other places as well including tanneries, Bahia palace, Saadien Tombs and Majorelle Garden.
Travel Tips in Marrakech:
- I generally think 2 days are just enough for Marrakech!
- Make sure you planned ahead for places to visit and how to go there because GPS and transport in Marrakech at least where I live is relatively poor.
- Local people are generally friendly, some of them may volunteer to be your tour guide. My personal advice is just figure the way yourself or ask recommendation from your airbnb/hotel host if you really want a tour guide. It is because local people may charge you even though they tell you it will be free at the start. If I travel to Morocco in the near future again, I will definitely hire a tour guide recommended by the airbnb (usually they will provide this kind of services, so just ask your host)
- Souvenirs in Marrakech is relatively more expensive than buying in the desert surprisingly!!
- Food must try - Chicken Tagine and Bastila are my absolute favourite! Try their snacks and street food (juices and night market). Food in Restaurants is relatively more expensive even though you can get the same food from the street.
- Be aware of your pocket and personal belongings haha cause someone especially at night may attempt to steal something from your pocket
- You may feel a bit overwhelmed with the local people trying to sell you something. But, just take it easy! Give them a smile and just say I dont need it/want it. At the end of the day, they just want to live like us :)
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Am I crazy? Family Roadtrip in Morocco with rental car! Marrakech to Merzouga
Wonderful trip around Eastern from Marrakech, Oasis Skoura, Street of Kasbahs, Merzouga, Agadir, Essaouira back to Marrakech. Great and easy trip. Streets are in good condition. Food is exzellent.
DAY 2 | MARRAKESH, MOROCCO VLOG | MY HUMPS, MY HUMPS, MY LOVELY LADY LUMPS
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Welcome back to DAY 2 of my trip to Marrakech, Morocco. I feel so depressed editing these and can't wait to go on holiday again this year! I hope you guys enjoy watching, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE & COMMENT down below. Of course, TURN POST NOTIFICATIONS ON, so you don't miss the remaining 5 days to go. Find all the relevant information for this vlog down below..
HOTEL:
Labranda Aqua Fun Club
We specifically chose this hotel because of the aqua park, I swear my younger sister is gonna be reincarnated as a mermaid because she loves water. When travelling with young kids you want there to be things to do in the hotel, so this was perfect for us. I know a lot of people who have travelled to Marrakech and have instead visited the aqua park as a day trip but it's so nice to have easy access to the water park everyday and I could not recommend this hotel more.
EXCURSIONS (CAMEL RIDE):
On this particular day we booked our camel ride excursion with our hotel, I personally would recommend venturing out and going directly to these hotspots where they do the excursions. It's a lot cheaper and when the hotel is involved, once they get their cut (commission) the camel owners don't make a lot of money. If I could go back I would definitely go directly, of course be safe and use your common sense! lol. The outfits, moroccan tea and transport (although we literally could have walked 2 mins down the road) were all included in the price.
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