I advise you to write on RUclips in English the Moroccan cities / or write, for example, Azoud Falls / or Ain Asardoun / or Ouarzazate Hollywood Morocco / the largest solar energy in Ouarzazate / or write palaces and castles in Ouarzazate / Or write the city of Dakhla / or write the city of Essaouira / or write the city of Agadir / or write the city of Casablanca / or write the city of Rabat / or write the city of Fez /Or write the waterfalls of Ifrane / or write the city of Ifrane / or write Siti Fatima in Morocco / or write the waterfalls of Khenifra / or write the city of Hajib / or the Azrou region / or Akchour Falls / or the city of Hoceima Or write the automobile and aircraft industry in Morocco/or write the infrastructure in Morocco/
Sounds like an amazing trip! Marrakech is so vibrant and full of life. I’m sure you'll have a blast exploring all the sights. Enjoy every moment and don't forget to try the food! Safe travels!
@worldwildhearts Thanks so much, I visited Marrakesh, Tanjore, and Chefchaoen in mid of August, what an amazing trip and nice ppl .Luckily, I left Marrakish 10 days before the earthquake hit. I will definitely go bk ❤❤❤
Wow, this video has given me so much inspiration for my upcoming trip to Marrakech! I can't wait to check out all of the amazing sights and experiences that you've highlighted. Thank you for sharing!
I am a Moroccan citizen. I advise you to write on RUclips in English For example, about the city of Dakhla / or the international city of Ouarzazate, Hollywood Morocco / or the solar energy in Ouarzazate / or the city of Khenifra / or the Azoud Falls or Ain Asardoun / or the city of Agadir / and if you enter the city of Marrakesh or any place you must To make sure of the price of taking a taxi so as not to be scammed / and also if you want to buy anything from commercial stores, you have to ask about the price and then go to several stores, you will find a lower price, this is for sure, then you have to negotiate with the seller To reduce the price, this is how we Moroccans always do. We negotiate the right price for him and for you And if someone pursues you to be evidence, you must expel him and do not be afraid of him, because he may be a fraud or put false marks,You must visit the Koutoubia lighthouse, as well as the Majorine border, as well as the Badi Palace and the Bahia, before visiting it You have to know the history of RUclips in English You must visit Ourika, as well as Setti Fatima, as well as the mountains of Okaimden and Toubkal. You should visit the city of Essaouira after knowing its history before coming to it You must visit the city of Safi / and the city of Casablanca / and the city of Rabat / and the city of Fez and Meknes / and the city of Ifrane, Switzerland, Morocco and Africa / and the waterfalls of Ifrane and the city of Hajib And do not forget to visit the city of Azrou / as well as Akchour Falls and the Andalusian blue city, Chefchaouen And do not forget to visit the city of Hoceima and Tangier, which is only 14 km away from Spain. From Tangier, you can see the Spanish Mountains.
Perfect! Enjoy Marrakech. We have other videos of different places in Morocco as well in case they help you plan other parts of your trip. You can find the playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLkpLADbvqwMylO33E1OdEwKl7VniEY8DB
Wonderful video. Can't wait fir the next one. Funny how the soundless moments on the video command your attention and accentuate that particular footage. Great effect
You should include the fact that people need to book an „appointment“ for the visit at Jardin Majorelle! Furthermore, you forgot the „Secret Garden“ which is definitely worth a visit!
@@high5compliments45 A fat woman got on the bus, one of the passengers said sarcastically and contemptuously: I didn't know that this bus was for elephants The woman replied quietly: No sir, this bus is for elephants and donkeys too./The Moroccan people are better than you by a billion. They are a people whose heart weighs the whole world. They are not despicable and malicious like your black heart.
Hello. Thank you for the informative and organized video. We're kicking around a few places to go to next and I think Marrakech is it. Quick question: Can you go to the desert without the use of camels or is that how most of the tours operate? Thanks for your help.
Yes you can go to the desert by 4x4 as well! I didn’t see them in Merzouga, but there are some other deserts where they operate. In Merzouga specifically, we did see some people on ATVs exploring the desert. It might have been a shorter tour.
Just pick your favorites of this list! You can easily fit in 3-4 activities a day. I would start with the free walking tour so that you get a good understanding of the city 😄 maybe fit in the day trip to the waterfalls on the last day if you want to see some nature. Enjoy!
It’s relatively safe. But don’t expect the safety you have in Europe / North America. There’s more chaos (traffic on the road), hustlers, and poor infrastructure. Though Marrakech has some great hotels that would be family-friendly and if you get a guide, it’s also a lot safer and convenient ☺️
People speak English, but it's not as widely spoken as French. If you know a bit of French, it's easier to get around. We sometimes used our Google Translate to communicate though.. it works if you get a SIM card with some data ;). Road directions are generally pretty easy, but sometimes the signage can be in French (like ralentir = slow down)
Thank you. I might be going to Marrakech in March of 2024. What is the temp there in March? Is it warm enough to swim? Is the US dollar pretty good there? I might spend one week in Marrakech and one week in Casablanca.
March is probably a good time to go! not too warm, not too cold (average around 23C / 73F). We were in Morocco in December and it was also pretty nice. Coming from the US, Morocco will be cheap... can't compare the prices really.
Last week I was in Marakkech, kindly reminding everyone please be carefully! There have full of thieves. While shooting video or riding by horse be careful.
What if I just came from Turkey and I visited spice markets, Bazaars and had street food. Like I didn't buy anything from shop owners in Istanbul. What do I do then ?
We did this trip in November of 2022 (3 months ago). At the time we went, the only mandate is that you had a proof of vaccine to be able to travel into the country. Once we were there, masks were encouraged in busy indoor areas, but there were no rules about it.
Great video, but some people may not want to support the snake charmers and guys with monkeys doing tricks. The animals are not willing participants, and sadly this is the case with the "goats in trees" as well. There are very many other wonderful things to do, so it's not hard to avoid animal abusers in Morocco!
One of the best holidays i have been on, Apart from getting a snake thrown round my neck and having to pay the guy to take it off me lol But i would defo go back.
Did you go to the Majorelle Garden, did you visit the Badi Palace and the Bahia, and were you smart so as not to be deceived by some people, and did you visit City Fatima, as well as Ourika, as well as the mountains of Okaimden and Toubkal? You must visit these places, they are beautiful And you should visit Azilal and see the Azoud waterfalls, as well as Ain Asardoun / as well as the city of Dakhla, which is a coastal and desert city whose prices are very appropriate, as well as swimming, diving and surfing, as well as visiting Ouarzazate It is called Hollywood Africa, where many international films and series were in this region, as well as the largest solar energy in the world. There are many, just write on RUclips tourist cities in Morocco in English.
Do you think it's safe to travel around Marrakech as a single female? Planning a trip in the fall (October) . Last time I was there I was with a tour group so I felt safe. Also going back to Cairo and Cape Town on the same trip. Plan on going for 2-3 weeks.
Yes I think it’s fine if you stay in the tourist zone. Would definitely dress appropriately as a woman (shoulders and knees covered) otherwise you’ll get some looks!
@@joannflorez2667 you can go to jail in Morocco even if you only had a dream messing with tourists. Any problem Just raise one ✋ hand and everybody around becomes undercover officers.
Stay away from empty ally’s. Go in a group if you can. Don’t we’re flashy jewelry and watch out for pick-pockets. All in all, Morocco is extremely safe. I lived in Kenitra for years, which is just north of Rabat.
Honestly, marrakesh and fes was the most stressful and disappointing place we visited. We were being scammed from the moment we came out of the airport. The food was bland everywhere we ate.. (we travel for food experiences too) walking through the Medina was a whole other ordeal. We were constantly harassed and followed and told they will show us the way but they want money. We knew before going to expect it but honestly it was more than we anticipated. The constant scams took away the beauty of the history. and actually we wanted to buy more, but you're pushed so much you just want to get out. This had been my bucket list of 20 years, and I was so let down. Also beware Of the lady who will grab your hand and start putting henna on you without your consent. She grabbed me and put something thatbwas NOT henna on me but blank ink that didn't wash off. You can find videos about her specifically from orher travelers. Our favorite trip was Istanbul. It was fun, local live music on every corner, people sipping wine enjoying life no matter what religion you are or not, you didn't feel out of place in Turkey the people were very hospitable and down to earth people. It's ashame places like morocco gets more attention than Istanbul. My husband is from Pakistan and I am from Louisiana. We are both rich in culture and have traveled all over the world. The good points were the garden and beautiful to take pictures but other than that it was not worth it. :(
Free walking tours tend to consist of the guide taking you to places they get paid for or are related to, not exactly the real Marrakesh you think. Happens everywhere.
Actually our tour guide didn’t take us into any shop! Was probably the nicest city tour guide we had in all of Morocco. But you’re right that it sometimes does happen unfortunately.
The destinations you've explored don't capture the full essence of Morocco. A significant portion of the population grapples quietly with challenges like unemployment, inadequate education and healthcare, poverty, and mental health struggles. Additionally, a number of individuals, driven by desperation, risk their lives attempting to migrate to Europe. This is the stark reality that some influencers may overlook or choose not to share, but global awareness is growing, and the broader truths are increasingly hard to conceal.
Why should you be careful eating vegetables and fruit? I think it's sensible to watch fruit and vegetables before eating them, whether in in Marrakesh or in any onther city in the world.
Because they're sometimes washed in dirty water. We heard from other travellers that they got sick after eating raw vegetables (actually quite a few people told us that). That said, we didn't have any problems (not in Marrakech - neither in the rest of Morocco).
This is true. The water in these types of countries is often more dirty. Not saying Moroccans are dirty but every time I go to northern African countries I get sick within 2-3 days every single time. I have been 6 times to Morocco and it's always the same.
Water in Developing countries is not treated with the same rigour as the Developed world, simply because it is too costly. We forget that at our own peril. There are many water borne bacteria than range from giving you mild diarrhoea to making you extremely ill, from a temporary interruption to life long, or life threatening diseases ( remember diarrhoea is the biggest killer in the Developing world). Many Developed world nations also have areas of their country where water is not drinkable from a tap either. A rule of thumb when travelling, unless you explicity know it to be safe, never, ever, ever, ever drink non boiled tap water,never use it to brish your teeth and be really careful about it getting in your eyes, nose or mouth when washing your hair. AND unless you see it boiled for a minimum of 5 minutes right in front of you, don't drink boiled water either. If you are in a fancy hotel l, the kind that have a kettle in the room ( this goes for anywhere you are, ever) and the kettle has water in it, tip it out refill it yourself. People do VERY weird things in hotel rooms!! ( my son manages a hotel, the horror stories are endless)
Love to travel to Northern Africa but I never got sick because I never drink tap water or brush my teeth with it, never drink squeezed fruit juices from the street (only in fancy restaurants/cafe bars) where they know how to treat fresh fruit for turists, I also ask waiters in advance to wash fruits with bottle water in order not to get sick. Also, I try to eat clean food like rice and meat, or cooked vegetables, never raw, don't eat risky food from the street in general. If you are keeping it safe, you will be fine and enjoying your trip. Every time when I m traveling with group, lot of people get sick because they don't watch what they eat and I m allways the one who is healthy.😊 The same rules are valid for Thailand. Greetings all travel lovers. ❤
Здравствуйте. Может у кого есть знакомые, кто может написать пару фраз с русского, но на тифинаге? Очень хочу татуировку сделать, нет знакомых, кто мог бы помочь. Может у вас есть люди, кто владеет этой письменностью?
Worst place on earth, DON'T go there! I booked an extra plane ticket to get out of this horror city. Just came back yesterday, and I am so thankfull that I not grew up in this culture. If you want a good reality check; go there.
Can I ask why? I understand that it might be dirty, a lot of people, scammers, laws that might seem strange to a European etc. But I mean, don't you expect that in all of northern Africa?🤔 I been traveling to a lot of countries, in Africa as well, and can assure you that Manila in the Philippines is the worst place on earth🤣 Or at least that I visited..
Welcome to Morocco ❤
I’m planning a trip to Marrakech in a few weeks and this is the most helpful, informative and optimistic video I found 😊👏
Thank you! ☺️ enjoy!!
I advise you to write on RUclips in English the Moroccan cities / or write, for example, Azoud Falls / or Ain Asardoun / or Ouarzazate Hollywood Morocco / the largest solar energy in Ouarzazate / or write palaces and castles in Ouarzazate / Or write the city of Dakhla / or write the city of Essaouira / or write the city of Agadir / or write the city of Casablanca / or write the city of Rabat / or write the city of Fez /Or write the waterfalls of Ifrane / or write the city of Ifrane / or write Siti Fatima in Morocco / or write the waterfalls of Khenifra / or write the city of Hajib / or the Azrou region / or Akchour Falls / or the city of Hoceima Or write the automobile and aircraft industry in Morocco/or write the infrastructure in Morocco/
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Welcome Steph 🇲🇦👌🏻
Sounds like an amazing trip! Marrakech is so vibrant and full of life. I’m sure you'll have a blast exploring all the sights. Enjoy every moment and don't forget to try the food! Safe travels!
Love the video about marrakech you re very welcome to morocco 🇲🇦
Thanks! 🥰
I'm travelling to Marrakech in November, thanks for sharing this video 👍
Enjoy!
How was your trip? I'm considering going there too
Welcome for all 👏🏻
Excellent job... thanks you two!!
Looved this video thank you sooo much!.💗.can not wait to visit!.🌴🐫
Enjoy your trip to Marrakech! 🤩
Thank you so much, amazing video, I am planning to visit Morroco next month, feel excited ❤
Thanks for watching! ☺️ Enjoy your trip to Marrakech!
@worldwildhearts Thanks so much, I visited Marrakesh, Tanjore, and Chefchaoen in mid of August, what an amazing trip and nice ppl .Luckily, I left Marrakish 10 days before the earthquake hit.
I will definitely go bk ❤❤❤
Thank you for the tips! I am going next week.
Enjoy!
Wow, this video has given me so much inspiration for my upcoming trip to Marrakech! I can't wait to check out all of the amazing sights and experiences that you've highlighted. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching! Have a great trip to Marrakech! 🤩
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I am a Moroccan citizen. I advise you to write on RUclips in English For example, about the city of Dakhla / or the international city of Ouarzazate, Hollywood Morocco / or the solar energy in Ouarzazate / or the city of Khenifra / or the Azoud Falls or Ain Asardoun / or the city of Agadir / and if you enter the city of Marrakesh or any place you must To make sure of the price of taking a taxi so as not to be scammed / and also if you want to buy anything from commercial stores, you have to ask about the price and then go to several stores, you will find a lower price, this is for sure, then you have to negotiate with the seller To reduce the price, this is how we Moroccans always do. We negotiate the right price for him and for you And if someone pursues you to be evidence, you must expel him and do not be afraid of him, because he may be a fraud or put false marks,You must visit the Koutoubia lighthouse, as well as the Majorine border, as well as the Badi Palace and the Bahia, before visiting it You have to know the history of RUclips in English You must visit Ourika, as well as Setti Fatima, as well as the mountains of Okaimden and Toubkal. You should visit the city of Essaouira after knowing its history before coming to it You must visit the city of Safi / and the city of Casablanca / and the city of Rabat / and the city of Fez and Meknes / and the city of Ifrane, Switzerland, Morocco and Africa / and the waterfalls of Ifrane and the city of Hajib And do not forget to visit the city of Azrou / as well as Akchour Falls and the Andalusian blue city, Chefchaouen And do not forget to visit the city of Hoceima and Tangier, which is only 14 km away from Spain. From Tangier, you can see the Spanish Mountains.
We are going in about 2 weeks, thanks
useful for our Marrakesh trip👍👍👍
Love thé vidéo about Marrakech RUclips ar very good, welcome to morocco
Great video, thanks
Thanks for watching! ☺️
Thank you so much. This will help us to plan our trip next month
Perfect! Enjoy Marrakech. We have other videos of different places in Morocco as well in case they help you plan other parts of your trip. You can find the playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLkpLADbvqwMylO33E1OdEwKl7VniEY8DB
عمل رائع شكرا 🎉❤🇲🇦
Thanks for watching!
I am visiting Marrakech next week. Thanks for all the useful information.
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip 🙏😄
Welcome
Just back, strongly recommend the desert trip. Get your hotel to book it. £70, online is £130. Haggle on everything apart from food.
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Super Helpful :) .
This video is pure magic, I can't get enough of it! ✨😍
Thanks! ☺️
Thank you this is super helpful for me and my boyfriend who are going next month!
Enjoy your trip!!
Great video! I actually just got to Marrakech and I love the recommendations 😊
Thanks! Oh that's awesome, have a great time in Marrakech!
How's the football vibe there?
@@haamidfarhaan1681 it’s exhilarating
@@dorisnjagi9660 great to hear that!
Thank you!!
Very informative, thank you!
Il be there next week
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@worldwildhearts we got a riad there in the medina, it was amazing.
V informative video .
keep up.👍
From Pakistan.
Thanks! 😊
Great tourist video. Thanks
Wonderful video. Can't wait fir the next one. Funny how the soundless moments on the video command your attention and accentuate that particular footage. Great effect
Thanks! ☺️
المغرب من الأجمل بلدان في المغرب
Nice vedio thank you
Thanks for watching ☺️
Appreciate your efforts. Thank you 👍
Im coming in mars inchallah, ❤💚
Great time to visit!
The best video.
Very helpfull ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Visit Morocco ❤❤
Thank you for a great video 👍🏼😍
bienvenue au Maroc ❤🇲🇦❤🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Thanks!
Dima Maghreb!
You are one of the best narrator on you tube ! Short and sweet comments ! Luv your videos ! Dr Hafsah Jaafar, petaling jaya , Selangor
Thank you so much for the nice comment! ☺️ means a lot!
Great video 👍🏼 thank you 😊
Thanks for watching! 😁
You should include the fact that people need to book an „appointment“ for the visit at Jardin Majorelle! Furthermore, you forgot the „Secret Garden“ which is definitely worth a visit!
Ok good to note! We didn’t need to make an appointment when we were there. We just walked right in! Jardin secret is definitely a good alternative!
love ALL of your videos! What is your favorite city in Morocco?
for us it was Marrakech! But we liked the nature places more than the cities
Well done 🥰👍
That's exactly the video we were planning to produce. Now that you created it we can focus on other topics 😃
You captured the vibes of the city, the food, the tradition and combined it with relevant travel tips. Enjoyed watching 😊
@schwabsquad Thank you! 😀😀 enjoy your time in Marrakech!
We do, it's such a vibrant City. Watch our for our Christmas in Marrakesh 🎄😃🎁
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Thanks! ☺️
Morocco 🇲🇦 is a unique nation 🙏
Its litterally one big zoo full with filthy animals!!!
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@@high5compliments45 A fat woman got on the bus, one of the passengers said sarcastically and contemptuously: I didn't know that this bus was for elephants
The woman replied quietly: No sir, this bus is for elephants and donkeys too./The Moroccan people are better than you by a billion. They are a people whose heart weighs the whole world. They are not despicable and malicious like your black heart.
Hello. Thank you for the informative and organized video. We're kicking around a few places to go to next and I think Marrakech is it. Quick question: Can you go to the desert without the use of camels or is that how most of the tours operate? Thanks for your help.
Yes you can go to the desert by 4x4 as well! I didn’t see them in Merzouga, but there are some other deserts where they operate. In Merzouga specifically, we did see some people on ATVs exploring the desert. It might have been a shorter tour.
Definitely pass!
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Tnx for an amazing video. I have in and out of Morocco for 16 years.
Amazing!
Any word on damage from theeaarthquake last year?
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I’m taking my old man in June, he has one leg that has been stiffened after a bike crash years ago. How difficult is the hike to the waterfall?
The hike to the waterfalls is down on stairs and dust. Not sure if it would be possible. You definitely need to walk quite a bit.
@@worldwildhearts brilliant, thanks so much for letting me know.
We’ll stick to Hammam and the Souks.
Can you write a list of things to do during 3 days stay please?
Just pick your favorites of this list! You can easily fit in 3-4 activities a day. I would start with the free walking tour so that you get a good understanding of the city 😄 maybe fit in the day trip to the waterfalls on the last day if you want to see some nature. Enjoy!
Which money do I bring for my trip to Morocco
Thanks
Awesome tips and cool videos
They use the Dirham in Morocco and there are many ATMs in the city where you can get out cash! ☺️
Can I get some Dirman at the airport? I’m planning to take the bus.
Could you please tell me if it’s safe for kids?
Many thanks
It’s relatively safe. But don’t expect the safety you have in Europe / North America. There’s more chaos (traffic on the road), hustlers, and poor infrastructure. Though Marrakech has some great hotels that would be family-friendly and if you get a guide, it’s also a lot safer and convenient ☺️
Hi how many days we need for marakesh
What about getting around in terms of english? Is renting a car cheap and is it easy to follow roads and directions?
People speak English, but it's not as widely spoken as French. If you know a bit of French, it's easier to get around. We sometimes used our Google Translate to communicate though.. it works if you get a SIM card with some data ;). Road directions are generally pretty easy, but sometimes the signage can be in French (like ralentir = slow down)
Where are the sites go or those of us who are limited about climbing stairs....??
Many of the places in the video don’t require to walk stairs
What was the bathroom situation out in the medina
Depends on the place you go to in the medina lol!
Hi how many days we need for Marrakech
3-4 is probably enough!
Thank you. I might be going to Marrakech in March of 2024. What is the temp there in March? Is it warm enough to swim? Is the US dollar pretty good there? I might spend one week in Marrakech and one week in Casablanca.
March is probably a good time to go! not too warm, not too cold (average around 23C / 73F). We were in Morocco in December and it was also pretty nice. Coming from the US, Morocco will be cheap... can't compare the prices really.
Omg, I am going next wk for one wk from the US as well lol
hi, can i use your video in my website?
You can embed our video yes! Send us the link to view 😄
Hi! How many days do you recommend for a stay? Are 10 days enough to enjoy the main spots? We want to visit next year summer.
Yes absolutely! If you're going for 10 days, we recommend visiting more places than only Marrakech!
Im glad u liked my hometown!! Ur most welcome anytime 🫱🏽🫲🏼
can your recommend any Riads to stay at in Marrakesh?
You can check our blog with some recommendations: www.worldwildhearts.com/post/marrakesh-morocco
My condolences for the victims of devastating earthquake today in beautiful Marrakech
Very sad news... our heart goes out to all the victims..
@worldwildhearts Morocco is very beautiful country
@kimberlygila it is indeed!
@@worldwildhearts l have been to ceuta tetuan they are upscale cities now,very beautiful.
Last week I was in Marakkech, kindly reminding everyone please be carefully! There have full of thieves. While shooting video or riding by horse be careful.
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What if I just came from Turkey and I visited spice markets, Bazaars and had street food. Like I didn't buy anything from shop owners in Istanbul. What do I do then ?
Then get something in the souks! Or skip it all together and only visit historical sights or go on a day tour to Ouzoud
How recently was this trip & did you still have to wear masks / any other covid mandates? Thank you.
We did this trip in November of 2022 (3 months ago). At the time we went, the only mandate is that you had a proof of vaccine to be able to travel into the country. Once we were there, masks were encouraged in busy indoor areas, but there were no rules about it.
@@worldwildhearts that's helpful thank you.
Great video, but some people may not want to support the snake charmers and guys with monkeys doing tricks. The animals are not willing participants, and sadly this is the case with the "goats in trees" as well. There are very many other wonderful things to do, so it's not hard to avoid animal abusers in Morocco!
😠 Only in Morocco, but the whole world,
One of the best holidays i have been on, Apart from getting a snake thrown round my neck and having to pay the guy to take it off me lol But i would defo go back.
Lol 🤣🤣
Did you go to the Majorelle Garden, did you visit the Badi Palace and the Bahia, and were you smart so as not to be deceived by some people, and did you visit City Fatima, as well as Ourika, as well as the mountains of Okaimden and Toubkal? You must visit these places, they are beautiful And you should visit Azilal and see the Azoud waterfalls, as well as Ain Asardoun / as well as the city of Dakhla, which is a coastal and desert city whose prices are very appropriate, as well as swimming, diving and surfing, as well as visiting Ouarzazate It is called Hollywood Africa, where many international films and series were in this region, as well as the largest solar energy in the world. There are many, just write on RUclips tourist cities in Morocco in English.
The main problem in Marakkech is the taxi problem , and no one follows the rules because there have not cross road
Watching this confirms i could never be a tourist.
GLAD you enlightened us. 😉
Do you think it's safe to travel around Marrakech as a single female? Planning a trip in the fall (October) . Last time I was there I was with a tour group so I felt safe. Also going back to Cairo and Cape Town on the same trip. Plan on going for 2-3 weeks.
Yes I think it’s fine if you stay in the tourist zone. Would definitely dress appropriately as a woman (shoulders and knees covered) otherwise you’ll get some looks!
@@worldwildhearts Thank You feeling better about going by myself
@@joannflorez2667 you can go to jail in Morocco even if you only had a dream messing with tourists.
Any problem
Just raise one ✋ hand and everybody around becomes undercover officers.
Stay away from empty ally’s. Go in a group if you can. Don’t we’re flashy jewelry and watch out for pick-pockets. All in all, Morocco is extremely safe. I lived in Kenitra for years, which is just north of Rabat.
Honestly, marrakesh and fes was the most stressful and disappointing place we visited. We were being scammed from the moment we came out of the airport. The food was bland everywhere we ate.. (we travel for food experiences too) walking through the Medina was a whole other ordeal. We were constantly harassed and followed and told they will show us the way but they want money. We knew before going to expect it but honestly it was more than we anticipated. The constant scams took away the beauty of the history. and actually we wanted to buy more, but you're pushed so much you just want to get out. This had been my bucket list of 20 years, and I was so let down. Also beware Of the lady who will grab your hand and start putting henna on you without your consent. She grabbed me and put something thatbwas NOT henna on me but blank ink that didn't wash off. You can find videos about her specifically from orher travelers. Our favorite trip was Istanbul. It was fun, local live music on every corner, people sipping wine enjoying life no matter what religion you are or not, you didn't feel out of place in Turkey the people were very hospitable and down to earth people. It's ashame places like morocco gets more attention than Istanbul. My husband is from Pakistan and I am from Louisiana. We are both rich in culture and have traveled all over the world. The good points were the garden and beautiful to take pictures but other than that it was not worth it. :(
Can I travel to Marrakesh with my EU passport?
Yes of course! Just make sure your passport is valid for at least another 6 months when you enter. And that there’s a blank page to stamp!
Free walking tours tend to consist of the guide taking you to places they get paid for or are related to, not exactly the real Marrakesh you think.
Happens everywhere.
Actually our tour guide didn’t take us into any shop! Was probably the nicest city tour guide we had in all of Morocco. But you’re right that it sometimes does happen unfortunately.
I assume you tipped the guide? Mind if I ask how much? I'm planning to book the same tour and don't want to rip him off or stiff him either.
We gave him 20US$ (calculating 10$ per person).
I held a snake in Morocco 😉😱🐍it was not scary at all 🫥❤️
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I’ve made a video about it too, maybe a bit better / different point of view. Tell me what you think I’m curious
Lovely bright typical Morrocan images. Dude sounds like he's high AF in the dialogue. Woman grinning and totally silent. Rock on lol.
The way you pronounce Morocco though
The American way? Where the O is pronounced like an A? Moracco
اصبحت مثل رءيس الحكومة
I got food poisoned after having the national dish beef tagine at a local recommended restaurant 💀
The destinations you've explored don't capture the full essence of Morocco. A significant portion of the population grapples quietly with challenges like unemployment, inadequate education and healthcare, poverty, and mental health struggles. Additionally, a number of individuals, driven by desperation, risk their lives attempting to migrate to Europe. This is the stark reality that some influencers may overlook or choose not to share, but global awareness is growing, and the broader truths are increasingly hard to conceal.
Nobody is going for vacation to Morocco to discover their mental health struggles buddy.
Are you stupid?
Why should you be careful eating vegetables and fruit? I think it's sensible to watch fruit and vegetables before eating them, whether in in Marrakesh or in any onther city in the world.
Because they're sometimes washed in dirty water. We heard from other travellers that they got sick after eating raw vegetables (actually quite a few people told us that). That said, we didn't have any problems (not in Marrakech - neither in the rest of Morocco).
This is true. The water in these types of countries is often more dirty. Not saying Moroccans are dirty but every time I go to northern African countries I get sick within 2-3 days every single time. I have been 6 times to Morocco and it's always the same.
Because of typhoid fever
Water in Developing countries is not treated with the same rigour as the Developed world, simply because it is too costly. We forget that at our own peril. There are many water borne bacteria than range from giving you mild diarrhoea to making you extremely ill, from a temporary interruption to life long, or life threatening diseases ( remember diarrhoea is the biggest killer in the Developing world). Many Developed world nations also have areas of their country where water is not drinkable from a tap either. A rule of thumb when travelling, unless you explicity know it to be safe, never, ever, ever, ever drink non boiled tap water,never use it to brish your teeth and be really careful about it getting in your eyes, nose or mouth when washing your hair. AND unless you see it boiled for a minimum of 5 minutes right in front of you, don't drink boiled water either. If you are in a fancy hotel l, the kind that have a kettle in the room ( this goes for anywhere you are, ever) and the kettle has water in it, tip it out refill it yourself. People do VERY weird things in hotel rooms!! ( my son manages a hotel, the horror stories are endless)
Love to travel to Northern Africa but I never got sick because I never drink tap water or brush my teeth with it, never drink squeezed fruit juices from the street (only in fancy restaurants/cafe bars) where they know how to treat fresh fruit for turists, I also ask waiters in advance to wash fruits with bottle water in order not to get sick. Also, I try to eat clean food like rice and meat, or cooked vegetables, never raw, don't eat risky food from the street in general. If you are keeping it safe, you will be fine and enjoying your trip. Every time when I m traveling with group, lot of people get sick because they don't watch what they eat and I m allways the one who is healthy.😊 The same rules are valid for Thailand. Greetings all travel lovers. ❤
"Make sure they're washed in mineral water"... yeah.. Ok.. i'll be sure to ask.
Здравствуйте. Может у кого есть знакомые, кто может написать пару фраз с русского, но на тифинаге? Очень хочу татуировку сделать, нет знакомых, кто мог бы помочь. Может у вас есть люди, кто владеет этой письменностью?
Nothings up.
It’s Herbs not Erbs.
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تبا لا اجد الوقت حتى للاكل
Worst place on earth, DON'T go there! I booked an extra plane ticket to get out of this horror city. Just came back yesterday, and I am so thankfull that I not grew up in this culture. If you want a good reality check; go there.
Can I ask why? I understand that it might be dirty, a lot of people, scammers, laws that might seem strange to a European etc. But I mean, don't you expect that in all of northern Africa?🤔 I been traveling to a lot of countries, in Africa as well, and can assure you that Manila in the Philippines is the worst place on earth🤣 Or at least that I visited..
Worst place to visit marrakesh. People won't spare you pressure for money
I'm going there. I've heard that many times. I hope I won't be to annoyed 😅
It's not the real maroc 😊
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Le jardin 🪴 secret ❤
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Ever heard of hepatitis A?