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Get the scoop on what to wear in Morocco in Spring

February 6, 2019 by Melissa 1 Comment

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What should you put on your Morocco packing list for spring? We've got all your essential items... especially what to wear in Morocco in March and April when the Morocco weather can be uncooperative! #Morocco #travel #packinglist

We all see those beautiful pictures on Instagram of model-like influencers wearing low-cut spaghetti strap dresses or tube tops with flowing pants while reclining on bejeweled pillows in the middle of the Sahara. Right? After visiting numerous areas of Morocco, I can tell you that this is not how people dress, and it’s certain to bring you […]

The ultimate Morocco bucket list for families

June 26, 2018 by Melissa 3 Comments

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Don't miss this Morocco family travel bucket list! We'll show you favorites from 8 bloggers with different budgets, interests and ages. Click to read or pin it for later! #Morocco #Africa #Marrakech #Fez #Essaouira #familytravel #travel #travelplanning

We’ve been pretty candid about some of the challenges of traveling in Morocco, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth visiting! When we look back at the things we did while we were there, some of the experiences were pretty darn amazing – there are a lot of unique experiences in Morocco. Fortunately visiting Morocco […]

Photo inspiration: Morocco in April

June 21, 2018 by Melissa Leave a Comment

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where to go in Morocco in April

Many travelers think of Morocco as nothing but a hot, vast expanse of sand dunes punctuated by bustling medinas and towering minarets. We were pleasantly surprised to arrive in Morocco in April and find a huge range of colorful landscapes and a temperate climate! We know people who have visited Morocco in every season and […]

The best things to do in Essaouira – and why it should be your first stop in Morocco

June 18, 2018 by Melissa 6 Comments

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If you’ve read our candid behind-the-scenes thoughts on traveling in Morocco, you’ll know already that we thought Essaouira was a great place to visit! There are so many awesome things to do in Essaouira – with kids or without – and you can get a real flavor for Morocco without some of the challenges of […]

Essaouira Taste: cooking and culture in the Moroccan kitchen

June 7, 2018 by Ronnie 1 Comment

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Morocco is a land of enchantment and wonder. When you walk around the seaside town of Essaouira you see Morocco come to life. The smells of spices in the souk will stimulate your senses and your appetite. At the epicenter of Moroccan culture is the food – shopping for it, preparing it, and eating it […]

Traveling in Morocco: the good, the bad and the ugly

June 1, 2018 by Melissa 20 Comments

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We’ve always wanted to visit Morocco, and when we wound up in Europe with all of April free during our gap year we figured it was a great opportunity to visit. After all, flights to Morocco are very affordable (and we booked them for free using our Chase Ultimate Rewards points!) and there are lots […]

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