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inzaghi Joined: Jun 02 Points: 3862 Posts: 87 Posted: 2002-11-10 05:25:00    I am planning a trip to Morocco around Christmas. Would 10-12 days be sufficient for a fairly in-depth appreciation of this land, including a night or two in the desert? --- Lover of just five things - travelling, photography, thick crust pizzas, the xy-chromosomes, the Italians and the Dutch. Well, I can't count, so? Reply    Reply with quote    Contact inzaghi   daniserralta Joined: Aug 02 Points: 12163 Posts: 124 Posted: 2002-11-10 21:13:00    Hi Inzaghi! Well, i think that 12 days could be enough for a nice first view of he country. (Well, you know, 15 days is better, and 20 much better ... but...12 is ok.) I only can recommend you to visit for example what i did. I started at Tanger, coming from Spain. Tanger to see the Medina, the Sultan Palace or the Hercules grotes. Rabat and his Ambar Walls, the Mohamed V mausoleum, the Chellah Necropolis. Casablanca and the Hasan II Mosque, the harbour and old city. Marrakech: The Jemaa El Fna Place,the Medina, the zocos, the El Badii Palace, ... Ouarzazate to visit the Atlas and the desert, near the Dra valley and entering at the big Sahara. If you can visit Zagora o Erfoud are amazing. Fez with the Merinides Necropolis, the Al Qaraouiyyin Mosque, the Royal Palace or the North Borj. Meknes to visit the old Roman city and the Muley Idriss Tomb. And i went back to Tanger. At chirstmas expect from 7ºC at night to 20ºC during the day at the cities. Enjoy Morocco is nice, i like specially the Sahara but everything is nice. Bye. Dani! --- The journey is the reward. -- Tao saying Reply    Reply with quote    Contact daniserralta   wojtekd Premium account Joined: Oct 02 Points: 18430 Posts: 294 Posted: 2002-11-12 07:36:00    Hello I agree with Dani - it could be enough for just the quick look... If you will be well organized you will see more. I suggest to rent a car - it will give you more flexibility and you will save a lot of valuable time... Happy jouney! Wojtek --- You can lose everything, but nobody will take away what you saw and what you experienced... W.D. Reply    Reply with quote    Contact wojtekd   starlunar Joined: Apr 04 Points: 254 Posts: 1 Posted: 2004-04-07 21:50:00    hello I visited Tineghir there has Todra gorge. I recommend Todra gorge's great scenery. Tineghir is near Marrakech and you can go there directly by bus from Fes. [ This Message was edited by: starlunar on 2004-04-07 21:52 ] --- hello i'm from korea bienvenue je suis korean Reply    Reply with quote    Contact starlunar   anne-marie Joined: Dec 04 Points: 4 Posts: 1 Posted: 2004-12-27 11:28:00    When you will be in Marrakech, my reccommendation is to stay one or a few nights in a Riad, in the medina (old city). In order to "smell" the Moroccan way of life in the heart of the city! For further question / comment / etc... on Riads, don't hesitate to contact me via my globo address. Anne-Marie [ This Message was edited by: downundergal on 2004-12-28 02:26 ] Reply    Reply with quote    Contact anne-marie   simo Joined: Jun 06 Points: 58 Posts: 1 Posted: 2006-06-12 14:31:00    hello u are welcome to Morocco, and i can tell u that Marrakech is the first destination in xmas. and it's nice place to visit. for 10 - 12 days u can do everything in Morocco, desert, mountains, imperial cities..... [ This Message was edited by: christianj. on 2006-06-15 14:14 ] --- welcome Guests Reply    Reply with quote    Contact simo   christianj. Premium account Joined: Oct 02 Points: 5488 Posts: 66 Posted: 2006-06-15 14:20:00    Hi Simo, advertisements are not welcome in this forum or anywhere else at GLOBOsapiens. Therefore I deleted the link to your website! If you are interested in informations on advertising opportunites on Globosapiens, please check out www.globosapiens.net/travel-advertisement.html for further information. Regards, Christian --- Just SMILE - and the world smiles with you!! Reply    Reply with quote    Contact christianj.