7 cheap street food meals to eat in Morocco
The Internet is packed with lists what to eat in Morocco. However, these lists don’t always include street food eaten by locals …
THERE IS (NO) ALCOHOL IN MOROCCO!
One of the most common questions I receive from travellers, is about alcohol. “Can you buy alcohol in Morocco or it is forbidden by religion? Are there bars/clubs? Can women drink in the bars”? Of course, alcohol consumption in Morocco is a sensitive subject, but yeah, very interesting one to discuss! Although Muslims are forbidden…
MOVIES THAT MOTIVATES YOU TO TRAVEL
Have you ever wanted to quit your boring job and to move to Bali, where you would meet a handsome guy (beautiful girl) and after to write a life changing book (like in the movie “Eat, pray, love”)? Have you ever wanted to hide somewhere in the nature? Where you would live without any sign…
Minimalist Lifestyle – as a fashion, and as a condition (my story)
When I was 4 years old, I decided to declutter my mom’s closet. At least 15 pairs of shoes went directly to the garbage. This was my first serious attempt to become a minimalist. A few years ago, I asked mom if she was angry about my strange behaviour. She admitted being upset about her…
Yes, there is snow in Morocco! And I saw it!
“There is real snow in Morocco?” I asked my friends when moved to Marrakech. I mean, I saw the snowy peaks of the High Atlas mountains, but never though there is an actual snow, snowmen or even a skiing resort. So yeah, now I can confirm that there is a snow in Morocco and you…
How Blondie made her way to the Sahara desert! (With shared group tour)
“I ain’t the kind of person who likes group tours,” announced an old friend coming to visit me in Marrakesh. However, he really wanted to see the desert, we had zero time to search for a car rental or to plan the trip by ourself. Nor he wanted to spend 3 days driving through the…
Private museum in Marrakech fuses traditions with oriental and modern art
Follow my blog with Bloglovin In Marrakech, the modern art scene is growing fast and there are plenty of places to observe for art lovers. I was particularly curious to have a glimpse at the new private Museum of Art and Culture MACMA. It is a modern art space that exhibits a variety of selected…
Ultimate guide to cycling in Marrakech
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I had lived in Amsterdam before I moved to Marrakech. No wonder why, on my second day in the city, I bought a bike. It worried me, though, how I will manage to cycle in the hectic streets of Marrakech. This city has so many more forms of transportation: mopeds,…
My home in Marrakech – loft in the heart of Medina
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Opposite than in Europe, the old towns of Moroccan cities is not a dream place to live. Many expats and even Moroccans avoid old towns (called Medina) because of hectic small streets and noisy traffic. And even more nosy traditional neighbours. Despite all negative opinions, I decided to leave my…
Not a Cappuccino in Morocco, the Nous Nous coffee please! (Video)
Do you know what is the difference between the first-timer and the regular traveller in Morocco? Probably, the latter one will rarely order cappuccino, espresso or latte. In the Moroccan cafés, locals order two kinds of coffee, either Coffee Noir or Nous Nous. Café Noir is simply a small cup of espresso. Nous Nous is…
A day trip from Marrakech for only 1 euro!
Marrakech is surrounded by many beautiful spots to visit in a one day trip. Lalla Takerkoust is one of my favourites when I want to escape from the heat in Marrakech and enjoy refreshing nature. Situated around 40 km from Marrakech, Lalla Takerkoust town is reachable by taxi or a bus. The shared grande taxi…
Why Essaouira is a must place to visit in Morocco
Positioned on the Atlantic coast, Essaouira was always my favourite place in Morocco. It is a must destination to visit for any traveller, otherwise, you will miss the completed picture of the real Morocco. In Arabic, Essaouira means “Little picture”. And, literally, Essaouira is a little picture – a small, breezy town with a wide…
How much French do you need to survive in Morocco?
Can you survive living in Morocco with only English? I’ve been asked this question many times and my answer is positive. However, if you really want to immerse yourself in the Moroccan life, you should learn the Moroccan Arabic (known as Darija). Or, like me, try to master French. After my first visit to Morocco,…
Is Agadir worth a visit?
Agadir is not a typical city of traditional Morocco. Completely rebuilt after a devastating earthquake, it became a modern place with an airport and 360 sunny days a year. No wonder why, Agadir has built its reputation as a destination primary for a package tour holidaymakers. Agadir can suit less to independent travellers, who are…
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The best place for shopping in Marrakech (fixed prices)
Haggling in the street markets in Marrakech is a big part of the fun of Morocco. However, after visiting these hectic Souks a dozen of times, I prefer the relaxing alternative – Ensemble Artisanal, a Moroccan crafts complex sponsored by the local government. l’Ensemble Artisanal is located close to the main Jemaa el Fnaa square.…