Thursday, September 27, 2007
Morocco is located in North Africa with coast in the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Moroccan coast comprise of a link to the Strait of Gibraltar, a body of water, which divides Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean. The Strait of Gibraltar divides Morocco from Spain, which is to the north. Morocco also shares borders a pining with Algeria. In size, Morocco is to some level lesser than the state of California, United States. This has been innate by scraps from a Caspian civilization that have been found.
Morocco has an extremely interesting when it comes to morocco tours and has developed an interesting bookish community. In the 1950s and 1960s, the country became an accepted destination and creative haven for many writers. Some famous writers who came or took house in Morocco are Tennessee Williams, William S. Burroughs, and Paul Bowles. Since then, Moroccan literature has prospered. Having a Morocco tour or a Sahara tour could be an outstanding trip for anybody.
Monday, September 24, 2007
We had a wonderful time. The country has not lost any of its charm, except maybe Marrakech the tourist mecca. We grew quite attached to Hamid our driver who put up with us and our whims and whines. We have nothing but nice things to say about Experience it Tours and would recommend it (and Hamid) to anyone.
One small thing, though: the Kenzi Semiramis in Marrakech rating of 5 stars is off as far as I'm concerned. The service was fine, but the room had a few bad dings (broken drawers, broken curtain rods) not to be expected, we felt.
Paul, my dromadery was the sweetest and not one bit enigmatic. He enjoyed having his ears rubbed as well as the space between his eyes. Now, besides a donkey I want a dromadery! For I am thinking about moving there eventually. Thanks again for a great service.
AM Sept 2008
One small thing, though: the Kenzi Semiramis in Marrakech rating of 5 stars is off as far as I'm concerned. The service was fine, but the room had a few bad dings (broken drawers, broken curtain rods) not to be expected, we felt.
Paul, my dromadery was the sweetest and not one bit enigmatic. He enjoyed having his ears rubbed as well as the space between his eyes. Now, besides a donkey I want a dromadery! For I am thinking about moving there eventually. Thanks again for a great service.
AM Sept 2008
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