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Your Morocco Tour Guide: Tariq from Intrepid Travel

Morocco is an astounding combination of ancient history, unique culture, and heart-racing adventure. If you’ve always dreamed of taking in everything this incredible country has to offer -- the desert, the colours, the bustle of the markets -- then what better way to learn about it than from a local? Join TourRadar, in partnership with Intrepid Travel, as we interview Tariq Hammoudi, a local guide.

Is Tariq standing in the middle of some kind of gorgeous movie set? No, that’s just how amazing Morocco is. We know you’ll be just as charmed by Tariq’s smile and personality as you will be by his home country.

There’s no better way to get to know a country than to listen to a local talk about everything that makes it so great. Listen as Tariq explains the kinds of interactions you can expect from touring Morocco. Spoiler alert: the locals are friendly, chatty, and always warm and welcoming. Morocco is always ready to be explored, but after this video, you’ll want to become Moroccan yourself!

Find out what spots are can’t-miss (and gawk at our footage of them), and start planning your own Moroccan adventure! If you’re dreaming of travelling to Morocco soon, getting excited about an upcoming trip, or just love hearing stories, we hope this video has you ready to tour Morocco as soon as you can.

In Tariq’s words, visitors to Morocco are “all brothers and sisters.” Don’t you want to join the family?

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Morocco Travel Guide: Marrakech, Atlas Mountains and Essaouira

On this trip you’ll be heading to Marrakech, the heart of Morocco, where spices linger in the market air, the sun sets on street performers, and the senses are treated to a whirlwind of sights and sounds. Discover life in the sprawling medina or get lost in the alleyways towards the souqs. Marvel at the tilework found in the royal Bahia Palace and Dar Si Said or learn how ancient traditions are woven into the fabric of Marrakech; there’s more than one way to fall in love with this cosmopolitan city.

Morocco is a North African country renowned for diversity, and this is one of the things that make it such a fascinating destination to visit. It’s a place where one will find many cultural influences, and the landscape offers visitors a chance to experience the ocean, Atlas Mountain peaks and the Sahara Desert all in one go. You might be travelling to one country, but in Morocco, there is a whole world to explore.

In Essaouira discover how coastal winds and different tribes can shape a port city. It’s a melting pot with Arab, Berber and European influences. While the sea attracts windsurfers, culture vultures flock to the medina’s alleyways for galleries and a spot of people watching. The vibrancy found in the country’s cities is matched by life in the Middle Atlas Mountains, where visitors can swap people watching and fortified walls for hiking, folk music and stargazing.

Observe nomadic shepherds, hike through limestone river canyons, enjoy impressive views and Berber hospitality and warmth as you make Midelt your basecamp for the Middle Atlas Mountains. As the sun goes down on the soaring peaks, the stars will light up the skies.

If we’ve inspired you to explore this north African country further, head over to TourRadar for all the different ways you can discover a world of flavour, culture and history in Morocco.

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I WENT TO MOROCCO!!

In Morocco, there are so many cool experiences that my friends and I could participate in! Being in Morocco for just over two months gave us a great feel for the country and the people. It was incredibly easy to make friends as the university students we met were up for anything and so friendly! It’s not shown in this video but we would often host game afternoons in the apartment we rented and we would have around 20 people show up to play cards, or they would take us to the market or go on adventures!

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Morocco - Part 1.

Some footage I put together of one of my favorite trips I ever did, Morocco 2015. Thank you for everyone who made it possible, especially Álvaro Laforet, Albert Margarit (Unidesert) and Morocco's Tourism Office for making this possible.

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Climb Atop a Camel and Explore The Sahara Desert! Merzouga, Morocco (2018)

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Andalucía, Gibraltar, and Tangier

Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide | Exploring Andalucía, we experience the quintessence of Spanish culture. Starting up high, in Spain's whitewashed hill towns, we roll down to the coast to enjoy the windsurfing mecca of Tarifa. Then we catch a bit of Britain on the Rock of Gibraltar, and sail to Africa for a Moroccan finale in Tangier.

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Global Citizen volunteering project in Casablanca, Morocco in 2015

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Morocco's Blue City and Fes | Morocco Travel Series

Today I will be giving you a taste of the beautiful cities of Fes and Chefchaouen. Morocco's famous Blue City, Chefchaouen, is covered entirely in blue. Nobody exactly knows why. Trips to truly authentic cities like these offer unique aspects which will steal your heart away.

Fes, the oldest of the Imperial cities is also known to be the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco. This week's Morocco Travel Series will be a fascinating maze-like experience for all you travel lovers seeking to explore a dizzying diversity of aromas and alleys. It is a place like no other.

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볼루빌리스에서 북쪽으로 향하다 보면 웅장한 리프 산맥이 가로막는다. 리프 산맥기슭에 파란색과 하얀색이 대비를 이루는 아름다운 도시 쉐프샤우엔이 자리하고 있다. 뭐라고 형언할 수 없을 만큼 예쁘다. 설레는 마음으로 걸어 들어간다. 골목을 따라 걸으니 나도 모르게 기분이 좋아진다. 골목에서 만난 사람들과 인사도 나누고, 학생들은 카메라 앞에서 포즈를 취해준다. 아기자기하고 예쁜 골목은 색깔의 대비뿐 아니라 장식까지 조화롭다. 파란색은 1930년대 유럽에서 이주해온 유대인들이 칠하기 시작했다고 전해진다. 색이 자아내는 분위기일까? 도시는 아늑하고 평온한 느낌을 준다. 골목에서 한 화가가 그림을 그리고 있었다. 사진은 물론이고 그림을 그리고 싶은 마음도 절로 생길 것 같다. 벽면에 걸린 화가의 그림이 골목의 아름다움을 더해준다. 쉐프샤우엔에서 가장 넓은 광장으로 나왔다. 광장 한 켠에 모로코 전통의상 젤라바를 입은 할아버지들의 모습이 평화로워 보인다. 노래를 부르며 놀고 있던 학생들은 카메라가 다가가자 더 신을 낸다.사람들은 동양인이 많이 찾아오지 않는 곳이라 호기심을 보인다.

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Looking at Volubilis lean towards the north majestic leaf landscape mountains block. Blue and white is the Rif Mountains and the shores of the beautiful city of Chef-digit Shaw yen achieve contrast. Pretty much indescribable say no. It walks in the heart flutter. I've something along the alley are involuntarily feel good. Greetings also to share with people I met in the alley, gives students pose in front of the camera. Ropda charming and pretty alley, as well as decorative contrast to the harmony of colors. Blue is said that the Jews who have migrated from beginning to hit Europe in the 1930s. Is the atmosphere a color that ego? The city gives a cozy and calm feel. A painter and the painting was in the alley. Pictures and photos as well as the mind and seems to want to lead the section. The figure of the painter stuck to the wall adds to the beauty of the alley. It emerged as the largest square in Chefchaouen. The sight of my grandfather dressed in traditional costume Gela Moroccan bar in the square by turning looks peaceful. Students who play singing God let the camera will produce better reach people seem curious place because Asians does not find much.


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Marrakesh Medina, Morocco - walking its dirty streets

The Medina of Marrakesh is an old Islamic capital originating from the 11th century. It is enclosed by 16km of ramparts and gates.

The city owes its original splendour to the Almoravide and Almohade dynasties (11th - 13th centuries), who made Marrakech into their capital.

The Medina has several architectural and artistic masterpieces from different periods in history:

- the ramparts and gates (in pinkish clay, like most of the original structures)

- the Koutoubia mosque (its 77m high minaret is a key monument of Islamic architecture)

- the Saadian tombs

- Djemaa El-Fna square

- Ben Youssef Madrassa

Beyond the walls, Marrakech has ample areas of greenery at the Palmeira palm groves, and the Menara and Agdal gardens.



Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
Founded in 1070-1072 by the Almoravids (1056-1147), capital of the Almohads (1147-1269), Marrakesh was, for a long time, a major political, economic and cultural centre of the western Muslim world, reigning in North Africa and Andalusia. Vast monuments dating back to that period: Koutoubia Mosque, with the matchless minaret of 77 metres, an essential monument of Muslim architecture, is one of the important landmarks of the urban landscape and the symbol of the City, the Kasbah, ramparts, monumental gates and gardens. Later, the town welcomed other marvels, such as the Badiâ Palace, the Ben Youssef merdersa, les Saâdians tombs, Bahia Palace and large residences. Jamaâ El Fna Square, inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, is a true open-air theatre that always amazes visitors. Due to its still protected, original and well conserved conception, its construction materials and decoration in constant use, and its natural environment (notably the Gardens of Aguedal, Ménara and the Palm Grove (Palmeraie) the plantation of which is attributed to the Almoravids), the Medina of Marrakesh possesses all its initial components both cultural and natural that illustrate its Outstanding Universal Value.

Criterion (i): Marrakesh contains an impressive number of masterpieces of architecture and art (ramparts and monumental gates, Koutoubia Mosque, Saâdians tombs, ruins of the Badiâ Palace, Bahia Palace, Ménara water feature and pavilion) each one of which could justify, alone, a recognition of Outstanding Universal Value.

Criterion (ii): The capital of the Almoravids and the Almohads has played a decisive role in medieval urban development. Capital of the Merinids, Fès Jedid (the New town), integral part of the Medina of Fez, inscribed in 1981 on the World Heritage List, is an adaptation of the earlier urban model of Marrakesh.

Criterion (iv): Marrakesh, which gave its name to the Moroccan empire, is a completed example of a major Islamic capital of the western Mediterranean.

Criterion (v): In the 700 hectares of the Medina, the ancient habitat, rendered vulnerable due to demographic change, represents an outstanding example of a living historic town with its tangle of lanes, its houses, souks, fondouks, artisanal activities and traditional trades.

Integrity (2009)
The boundary of the property inscribed on the World Heritage List is correctly defined by the original ramparts that enclose all the requisite architectural and urban attributes for recognition of its Outstanding Universal Value. A revision of these boundaries is envisaged for increased protection of the surroundings of the property.

Nevertheless, the integrity of the property is vulnerable due to pressure from urban development, uncontrolled alterations to upper floors and construction materials of the houses, the abandonment of the Khettaras (underground drainage galleries) and exploitation of the palm groves.

Authenticity (2009)
The ramparts, the Koutoubia Mosque, the kasbah, the Saâdians tombs, the ruins of Badiâ Palace, Menara water feature and pavilion, are examples of many monuments that clearly reflect the Outstanding Universal Value of the property. The authenticity of the inner urban structure and of the monuments remains intact. It is ensured by qualified workmanship carrying out restorations in accordance with standards in force. Reconstruction and redevelopment work carried out in the heart of the historic centre generally respects the original volume and style. The use of traditional materials in these restoration operations has tremendously revived the artisanal trades linked to construction (Zellige, lime plaster (tadallakt), painted and sculpted wood, plastering, wrought ironwork, cabinetmaking, etc.) in addition to trades linked to furnishing and decoration.

BACKPACKER - ENG - From Fes El-Balì to Chefchaouen (Morocco)

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Fes or Fez, the holy city of Morocco, 980 feet above sea level, the bottom of a fertile valley. It is the provincial capital. The old town, its buildings, its markets and its mosques, one of the most attractive of the whole Islamic world.
For the population of Morocco is the third largest city and the oldest imperial city and this is the prevalence of secular prestige and importance of its ancient university on culture and art of the Muslim North Africa.

You will find it written by all parties, and I do not deny it, enter the medina of Fes el Bali, seems really to make a trip to the Middle Ages.
Colors, sounds and smells, dominate the senses, the first time will be stunned, is a fascinating experience!

The medina is UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Morocco food is spectacular! The spices are unique!
Costs 5 Dirhams, you can enjoy the snails, a gastronomic delight! The stand is located on the street, and between Talaa Seghira Derb el-Horr.
Try some of the myriad of street stalls, delicious sandwiches with meat cooked, the flavor of a thousand spices, joy and passion in the process! All this costs between 10 and 20 dirhams, 1 - 2 euro to be paid for a single meal.
I recommend a meal in a restaurant elite, which can cost 70-100 dirhams.
La Kasbah!
At the entrance of the Medina, at Bab Bou Jeloud, this restaurant gives you the opportunity to dine on a terrace where you can admire the medina. The menu, tagine, cous cous and grilled meat to satisfy your palate!
The only means of transport in the heart of the medina are donkeys, they feel constantly scream Ballaké which in Arabic means caution.
As you will notice that the gas arrives in the medina with the ass!

Arrived in Chefchaouen in the late afternoon, I went in the main square of the medina, Plaza Uta el-Hammam,
in a cafe where I enjoyed a mint tea, watching what was happening around me.
In this square you can admire the Grand Mosque and the walls of the Kasbah, a central fountain, very characteristic.
The medina is characterized by narrow streets, colored with white walls and blue doors, the white reflects the sun, and heat, blue for mosquitoes,
has kindly described as a local resident.
Different the medina of Fez, this is smaller and it is hard to lose orientation.
The medina of Chefchaouen was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the must-see attractions are the waterfalls of Chefchaouen in Ras-El-Maa, crossed the bridge you can admire the ruins of a mosque, now abandoned for a century.
For the more ambitious I highly recommend an excursion to the Jebel, for 4 - 5 hours, part near the Camping Azilane, following the road to Ain Tissimlane.
The trail is marked by a yellow stripe and white marked on the rocks.
I went for an hour, then for lack of time and forced back, I had to give up, so it's a company that will be taken!
If you want more information on excursions to be made in Chefchaouen area, contact the tourist office
which also makes use of a good expert guide for a half-day tour will cost 120 dirham.
To sleep advice Mouritania Hotel, a magnificent structure with a tiled courtyard, a bed is available at 5 euro per night, also has an excellent internet point.
Do not miss the cafe in Chefchaouen and Bab-Ansar Cafe, near the Falls of Ras-al-Maa, Aziz and Patisserie, a bakery for delicious breakfasts.
From what I have seen Chefchaouen is a city to relax and go hiking.
If you want to use a bath, you should go to the center form alive, in the Atlas Riad Chefchaouen, the hotel that stands at the top of Chefchaouen, treatments from 50 to 400 dirhams.
Do not miss the steam room, Barakat Douches, 8 Dirham, times, for men has opened in the morning, for women, in the afternoon.
To take the bus to Fes, I decided to walk the 6 miles separating from Dardari Chefchaouen, in the street I had the opportunity to see children returned from school that is offered as information guides, taxi riders, loggers, makers bricks, and so on and so forth!
The view is breathtaking, the food flavor is strident, the people are fantastic, life full of rhythm and joy ....
Morocco fantastic! See you soon!

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360 video: Snake charming at Jemaa El Fna, Marrakesh, Morocco

UNESCO World Heritage and a true heart of the city. The square comes awake every evening and gets packed with stalls, storytellers and musicians. Also, you can see some snake charmers and admire their art. But beware taking pictures unless you want to pay a lot of money for them. Be prepared to bargain over the prices!

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Atlas Mountains - Morocco

The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range in the Maghreb. It stretches around 2,500 km (1,600 mi) through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. The range's highest peak is Toubkal, with an elevation of 4,167 metres (13,671 ft) in southwestern Morocco.



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WILDCAT ADVENTURES - MOROCCO High Passes & Canyons of the High Atlas Mountains Fly & Ride

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A video depicting our unique Motorcycle tour in Morocco - a tour designed to incorporate the best & most scenic roads in Morocco.

Experience some of Morocco's extraordinary wonders in 6 days of Adventure Riding.

A unique LUXURY CUSTOM Motorcycle tour designed to incorporate the best & most scenic motorcycling roads in Morocco.

We cross the High Atlas Mountains twice and ride out of Africa through the Middle Atlas Mountains and along the Atlantic Coast.

All accommodations on this Morocco Motorcycle Road tour are in Luxury Hotels and Traditional Riads - all with excellent food / drink, and level of service.

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MOROCCO - A destination for the Adventure Motorcycle rider. A country of amazing contrasts, landscapes, and culture. This short exciting tour of Morocco is designed to let you experience some of its best highlights!

Ride through magnificent mountain ranges, Morocco's highest passes, gorges, canyons, forests, and palmeries.

Our exciting route enables us to explore some of the hidden gems our unique tour has to offer.

We enter North Africa at Tangier on Morocco's Mediterranean coastline and ride down the Atlantic Coast to visit Casablanca and Marrakech then south over the High Atlas Mountains along the high plains to the famous Todra Gorge.

Our route out of Africa takes us north through the very heart of the High Atlas following some of the ancient Trade routes leading to Tombouctou. We pass through Berber villages and witness a way of life unchanged for centuries as we ride over the highest and most spectacular passes in the High Atlas Mountains. We continue north through the Middle Atlas Mountains and ride up the Atlantic Coast out of Africa.

A route designed by John Fulton from experience gained over 33 years leading adventure tours in Morocco.

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We started out our MEGA seafood adventure and BBQ camel tour by first visiting the Sunday farmers market at Had Dra, a short bus ride outside of Essaouira. It was here that we found huge rows of different meats that you can bring to the corner of the market and BBQ up. Right away, I noticed a huge camel head hanging up and different cuts of camel. I knew it had to be done. So we purchased 1 kg of camel and brought it to the BBQ. It was honestly too tough and dry.

After this, we found another GIANT street food to try, the giant chicken tagine. It was so delicious and full of olive, potato, zuchinni, and Moroccan spice.

Next up, we went back to Essaouira in search of some of the best street food and seafood, and found some crazy stuff at the local seafood market. We found a GIANT LOBSTER, around 3.5 KG, and also had some raw seafood like sashimi. I found raw sea urchin, and also raw oyster! The sea urchin, sometimes called Uni, was quite strong! After that, we found a GIANT crab and GIANT LOBSTER at this seafood market. It was such a cool experience! The lobster was quite expensive actually, about $120, but so worth it!

Then we brought the lobster to a grill in the DEEP back streets of essaouira and feasted! It was honestly a little overcooked in some places but in other places it was perfect. I think that's because the lobster was so huge it was hard to cook evenly.

After this, we went to a local Lady's home to try some home cooked moroccan food, the world famous chicken cous cous. Here, it was juicy chicken over top of nutty cous cous with carrots, potatoes, pumpkin, and zuchinni. Moroccan street food is amazing, but the home cooked Moroccan cuisine is even better!

It was an incredible day in Essaouria, Morocco! We found a ton of amazing Moroccan street food and Moroccan home cooked cuisine!
The best part was definitely the JUMBO seafood like the giant lobster and crab, and I must say, the BBQ camel was not my favourite!

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