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Alkoholis Maroke (ne)egzistuoja?

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June 21, 2018 · In: Marokas Kultūra, Patarimai, Uncategorized

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Are you ready to explore Morocco by car? I creat

Are you ready to explore Morocco by car?

I created dozen of itineraries for adventures travellers who explored Morocco by rented car.

Driving in Morocco culture is different from the usual Western norms. In general, driving rules in Morocco remain the same as everywhere else in the world – stop at the red light, let pedestrians pass the street etc.; it’s just that in Morocco, these rules are rarely followed.

Reminder:

- In Morocco, cars rarely stop to allow pedestrians to cross at crosswalks, at least in Marrakech and Casablanca.

- in Morocco, pedestrians like to walk on the streets, not on pedestrian crossings or sidewalks. Therefore, very often, when driving on the road, you have to honk at the pedestrians who are walking on it (walking, not crossing), and scare away an occasional dog or donkey that runs out.

- Marrakech in Morocco is famous for its chaotic traffic, involving not only cars but also scooters, mopeds, bicycles, horses, mules, carriages, donkeys, and pedestrians, who often imagine that they can cross the street wherever they want.

- you’ll notice that most people drive in the middle of the lanes, always leaving space on the edges and not letting anyone to pass from both sides. Why? Good question 😂

-The use of car horns in Morocco is extensive and frequent. The traffic lights have turned green and the first person in line isn’t moving? Beep. A driver is driving in the middle of the road and isn’t moving over? Beep. A scooter keeps getting in front of the car? Beep. In a word, you’ll hear car horns everywhere, All the time.

Would you dare drive yourself to Morocco?

P.s. If you are looking for a reliable car rental agency in Marrakech, pm me, and I will share my contact.

#morocco #travelplanner #moroccoroads #rentcarmorocco #drivinginmorocco #visitmorocco

For all the dreamers, Morocco is calling Let's d

For all the dreamers, Morocco is calling

Let's dream together

Let's dream together and I will convert your dreams to the beautiful travel reality...

What desert to choose for your Sahara desert experience depends on: how much time you have in Morocco, your budget, and whether you want to take a private or shared tour or maybe drive yourself.

I like the Merzouga desert because it’s easier to access; you can book an affordable shared tour from Marrakech or drive it yourself. On the way to Merzouga, you can stop at Ait Ben Haddou, Skoura oasis or Tordra gorge.

The Erg Cheggi dunes in Merzouga are very close to the town, you can easily walk there or hop on a camel, and in 30 min ride, you are next to the highest dunes. The Erg Cheggi dunes are majestic and will leave you with unforgettable memories.

However, the Merzouga desert is a tourist destination, so don’t expect a romantic experience riding a camel and meeting the sunset on the dunes alone. There will be other tourists around.

The Zagora desert next to M’hamid with Erg Chegaga dunes is wilder and less touristy. If you want to feel that there is nothing around you, only dunes, if you’re going to immerse yourself in freedom and the unlimited scenery of dunes, head to Erg Chegaga. In Erg Chigaga, you feel remoteness, a feeling many of us want to have while staying in the desert.

#morocco #saharadesert #merzouga #travelplanner #moroccotravelplanner

Different kinds of travelers come to Taghazout. Th

Different kinds of travelers come to Taghazout. They are not interested in standard all-inclusive packages, love enjoying the romance of the place while not being afraid of challenges. These travellers like to watch fishermen pull their boats out of the sea at the end of a long day, and in the evening; they like to go to local restaurants, where everyone can enjoy fresh fish caught earlier that same day.

Daredevils have the opportunity to learn how to surf the waves, while others may choose to start their day with morning yoga classes. Or just enjoy experiencing life in an authentic Moroccan countryside.

Another big advantage of Taghazout is the proximity to the ocean. You can literally rent a room or apartment right on the shoreline. You won’t find this kind of affordable luxury in Agadir or Essaouira.

Happy memories from my time in Taghazout with my family.

#taghazout #morocco #travelplanner #visitnorocco #taghazoutbeach #moroccotravelplanner

Paradise Valley I made this video in 2018 and rem

Paradise Valley

I made this video in 2018 and remembered about it after visiting Paradise Valley a a few days ago.

Sadly, there is not much water there now. However, I hope the rain will visit this beautiful oasis soon. And even without much water, it's still lovely to walk around and have delicious juice at the local river cafes.

The Paradise Valley is located 58 km from Agadir (towards Taghazout village) and is the most popular day trip. Paradise Valley is a small oasis surrounded by the High Atlas mountains and filled with natural pools, palm trees; perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, free fish spa and lunch at the river restaurants and cliff jumping.

#morocco #paradisevalley #paradisevalleymorocco #paradisevalleyagadir #travelplannermorocco #visitmorocco

7 years living in Morocco. The first time my fami

7 years living in Morocco.

The first time my family visited me here.

Only papa is missing, sending him kisses to Germany.

Not always easy to navigate between Europe and Africa but happy being able to have jobs I love in both continents. Since direct flights from the Baltics are back, hope to see my family more often 🥰🥰

#morooco #travelplanner #moroccotravelplanner #family #moroccowithfamily

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