Reflections on Morocco

Reflections on Morocco

If you read our individual Morocco posts, you probably already know that our 8-day tour across the country was full of ups, downs, big wins, big challenges, and a lot of personal growth. It was the furthest outside both our comfort zones and, therefore, was 

Morocco Part 3: Fes and Marrakech

Morocco Part 3: Fes and Marrakech

Sadly, Hertz was fresh out of camels left to rent for our morning trip from Chefchaouen to Fes, but again we made do with our 17 seater tourist van. We drove from the mountains, to the forests, to the plains in what seemed to be 

Morocco Part 2: Chefchaouen

Morocco Part 2: Chefchaouen

Ready to put the rather underwhelming time in Casablanca and Tangier behind us, our small group piled into the van with our guide Mohammed and headed for the mountain town of Chefchaouen (pronounced: chef-chow-en). This is known as the “Blue Pearl” of Morocco, which will 

Morocco Part 1: Casablanca and Tangier

Morocco Part 1: Casablanca and Tangier

We came in thinking Morocco would be unlike anything we have ever seen. Short story, it WAS. On this journey, we ventured for the first time to Africa, our fourth continent, (only three to go!) and to our first Muslim country. It was so interesting