Moroccan hospitality is second to none ! I challenge you to go to ANY person and say we don't have where to stay or eat and watch what they'll do for free ! ❤
I am so glad that you experienced this. The morrocan people are some of the most beautiful, kind, sharing people I have ever met. One of my best work friends is Moroccan and I've met her husband and children. I haven't been back since 1996, this has inspired me to change that. Enjoy the rest of your time in Morocco.
This has definitely made me want to add Morocco to the list (just need to save to be able to take a sabbatical at work haha!). I love it when you can engage with the locals. Wasn't sure what to expect from this series but actually I've really enjoyed them ❤
Pity you are not Australian then. We have Long Service Leave built into our employment law. Work for the same company for 7 years or more and you receive additional paid leave. It's why, wherever you are in the world, you will find Australians of all ages on long trips😊 and I love it. So far my LSL has taken me to Borneo, Japan, Canada, US, Botswana, Zambia and Iceland. Morocco is next year.
This family is the true representation of English people. They are the best of England and there are many like them. Forget the stereotypes. That's coming from a Londoner from Jamaican parents.
Absolutely loving your Morrocan adventures !!! What a lovely feeling it must have been to receive such a warm welcome by the locals. Watching this video has restored my faith and showed everyone that lovely, genuine people still exist in abundance. Can't wait for the next instalment . Love and best wishes❤️
Wow and wow, what else can I say. What a truly lovely welcome you’ve all had ….how very very kind everyone is. Would love to see that happen back here.
What a heart warming video , when we announced to some of our friends and family that we were going to Morocco they said are you mad it’s so dangerous but the reality is the Moroccans are the friendliest people we have ever met . To be honest the culture shock for us was going back into Europe.
Totally agree @paulhumphrey3402. Morocco is one of a kind. People often get misconceptions due to some experiences they have had. But there is good and bad everywhere you go. Morocco is a refreshing place to be in.
Sadly my daughter had some money stolen from her hotel room in marrakesh this summer which tainted their trip, something you don’t expect in a top class hotel.
@@helenreasbeck1348 it´s an unfortunate and rare event I have heard happen in Morocco not alone in a top class hotel. Your daughter should have told the hotel staff what happened and asked for their help. Top class or five star hotels definitely have surveillance cameras, I am sure the staff would have been more than happy to assist her in finding out what happened to her phone. Indeed, this is the first time I am hearing about such an experience in a hotel in Morocco. Well, stealing happens everywhere, and sometimes one can get unlucky and caught in such situations if at all in happened in the hotel.
@@nazlitechschool they did report it to the hotel management, they thought at first they took loose change as a tip they had left on a bedside table but unfortunately it wasn’t as they took money from a handbag it wardrobe. I’m sure they had a good idea which cleaner it was and told them not to come in the room again
Only the locals unfortunately complained about Casablanca as any locals of big cities hh but I lived there and loved it , it’s very modern and felt safe. The beach coast is gorgeous and you should go there. Moroccans live more at night in the summer
We absolutely admire your style of adventure and could never be so brave. This video showed just how happy this tour is making you as a family. Fabulous 👍🏻😃🙊 🚐 Trev n Sue xx
@@RoamingRadfords sure the geat football is the premier league. Enjoy you and your family a good and happy time in morocco. Tell Harry a moroccan Liverpool fan sends his greeting to you.
Yes I think Tagine is the go to meal in Morocco'. You always sort of know what's in it. I'm allergic to garlic and never had a problem eating in Morocco. It was just great. I agree the people are wonderful and the non tourist places are the best. One campsite we went to the man brought fish to the site and cleaned it there and then. ( with his tiny dirty knife). There are monkeys in the Atlas Mountains. You are doing really well. Take care.
First of all you are welcome in Morocco We love our king because His majesty make a great Job for the development of Morocco in infrastructure, industry, tourism, investments, we have the biggest solarium in the world for production of green energy and now we will export a green energy in UK in few years for (liniks) this way we love our king. In the same time i know we must do a lots of things to combat a poverty but we are in the right road 😊
It’s so nice to see you in my neighborhood don’t no if you remember I am the Muslim lady that met you at the nec Birmingham caravan show last year from Algeria hope your having a lovely time next stop Algeria inshallah
Other Old Cities in Morocco with a lots of History: - Tangier (North) over 2000 years - Oujda (East North) over 1000 years - Taza and other small Cities there in the North, are each older than the state of France.
At such a bad time in my life I am so glad that I stumbled upon you all last week on FB. Amazing videos and real reactions and people. Thank you for sharing.
When you see a bad period in your life, remember that there are those who have been confined to a wheelchair since birth, and there are those who have lost their sight since they were young, and then you will know how lucky you are to enjoy things that others see as a valuable treasure. I wish you the best.
I am Moroccan from Casablanca. This summer I was on a trip in London, and when my trip was over I wanted to paper-print my boarding pass. I found a service shop downtown London, the guy at the shop wanted to charge me 2 pound for the service then 1,50 for a black and white printing. ( that's 3,5 pound = 42 MAD ) I asked the guy , which service you want to charge me 2 pounds for ? He said I am going to use my computer and my printer and work for you. Imagine 42 MAD to print an 4×4 black and white paper. In Morocco it costs you 0, 30 MAD 😅😅😅 My sincere respect to the British people.
Before the construction of the big mosque in late 80s laid the Orthlieb Pool, also called the Centre Balnéaire Georges Orthlieb or Casablanca municipal swimming pool, was a seawater swimming pool built in the rocks along the road from Ain Diab to Casablanca. At 480 m long and 75 m wide, it was once considered the largest swimming pool in the world
oh i want some of that bread....droooool !! i lived on that when i went there with my mum n her partner back in the early 80's in a vw camper. lol memories ta :- 🏜
Hassan II Mosque Parking is Free because it's on Government land, It's not a Private Religious Site. You also look like you could be a Local, returning home from Europe on a Vacancy Visit. There are Parking sites there that cost an arm & leg. Gratuities are always accepted by Parking Guards there. Also, there are some very nice local beaches north and south of the City there. I'd say within 20KM outside the City Limits Tamaris is one, I can't remember the names of the others. Further by El Jadida 100KM South, (a different City) there are more nice Beaches on the Atlantic. For the Nicest Atlantic Beaches, start from Agadir (300KM) and onward South. If you Camp near the Beaches on Public Land it's free, but it's better to use Private Camping Grounds for the many services and Security they offer. They're pretty inexpensive all over the South of Morocco.
Steve you one million lady always a big smile on her face she takes everything in her stride been fantastic following you see some great site to visit keep up the good work
Thank you brilliant video. You inspired me I drove from Rabat to Casablanca and a friend of Soufyan showed me round. Our guide Yousef was a great young man. I’m going to do the guru guide of Rabat even though I know the city very well. Keep the videos coming.
When eating with your hands, in any country that eats with their hands, always use your right not your left. Your left hand is for the other end (in Indonesia, for example you will see some men with one very long fingernail on their left pinkie... )Some countries consider that if you are eating with your left you are calling the food sht.
Enjoyed this video lyndsey and Steve how nice people sharing there food or buying food its certainly different out there to England glad you are enjoying your holiday looking forward to seeing the next video
Love this video - if this is the Morocco you’ve been looking for you must go to Turkey next year, the hospitality and friendliness is like for like - honestly you’d love it xx
@@RoamingRadfords If you need any hints, tips or locations to visit on the area of Side & Manavgat - pls drop me a message I’ve been going for nearly 30 years and would love to help x
THANKS for sharing your videos , for your contagious positive energy & for your refreshing smiles... I hope you enjoyed your stay in morocco. Wherever you go, go with all your heart (Confucius).. BIG SALAM from casablanca to ALL of you .. Peace & Love PS: in Morocco known as (The kingdom of Cats ) , the cats don't live in the city with us , We live in the city with the Cats ..
@@RoamingRadfords Cats are for morocco what bees are for humans.. Without cats ,there's no morocco .. They are de-facto the real rulers 😂😂, unlike the poor street dogs who chose the wrong country😪😰..
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Moroccan hospitality is second to none !
I challenge you to go to ANY person and say we don't have where to stay or eat and watch what they'll do for free ! ❤
I believe you x
Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦 land of peace ✌️🙏
Thank you x
I am so glad that you experienced this. The morrocan people are some of the most beautiful, kind, sharing people I have ever met. One of my best work friends is Moroccan and I've met her husband and children. I haven't been back since 1996, this has inspired me to change that. Enjoy the rest of your time in Morocco.
You definitely should come back!!!
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How generous of all those people sharing their food 🥰
So wonderful Denise x
Sharing is caring !
This has definitely made me want to add Morocco to the list (just need to save to be able to take a sabbatical at work haha!). I love it when you can engage with the locals. Wasn't sure what to expect from this series but actually I've really enjoyed them ❤
Phew! We weren’t sure what to expect with this country! It’s been magical!
@@RoamingRadfords Haha and I'm a tough crowd to please 🤣🤣 Hopefully we can catch up before the year is out 👍
Pity you are not Australian then. We have Long Service Leave built into our employment law. Work for the same company for 7 years or more and you receive additional paid leave. It's why, wherever you are in the world, you will find Australians of all ages on long trips😊 and I love it. So far my LSL has taken me to Borneo, Japan, Canada, US, Botswana, Zambia and Iceland. Morocco is next year.
Welcome ❤❤
This family is the true representation of English people. They are the best of England and there are many like them. Forget the stereotypes. That's coming from a Londoner from Jamaican parents.
Gosh, thank you xx
Beautiful family welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦❤️
Thank you, we love it here x
Brilliant. The culture of sharing and welcoming is to be admired.
And enjoyed!
Absolutely loving your Morrocan adventures !!!
What a lovely feeling it must have been to receive such a warm welcome by the locals.
Watching this video has restored my faith and showed everyone that lovely, genuine people still exist in abundance.
Can't wait for the next instalment .
Love and best wishes❤️
It just keeps getting better and better!
I'm not from casablanca but still the best city in the kingdom 🇲🇦 !! thank you for your visit 👋
Wow and wow, what else can I say. What a truly lovely welcome you’ve all had ….how very very kind everyone is. Would love to see that happen back here.
Isn’t it wonderful.
We are Moroccan are happy when we see the happiness and satisfaction in your eyes
Ahh thank you x
What a heart warming video , when we announced to some of our friends and family that we were going to Morocco they said are you mad it’s so dangerous but the reality is the Moroccans are the friendliest people we have ever met . To be honest the culture shock for us was going back into Europe.
I love this! We are having a blast here x
Totally agree @paulhumphrey3402. Morocco is one of a kind. People often get misconceptions due to some experiences they have had. But there is good and bad everywhere you go. Morocco is a refreshing place to be in.
Sadly my daughter had some money stolen from her hotel room in marrakesh this summer which tainted their trip, something you don’t expect in a top class hotel.
@@helenreasbeck1348 it´s an unfortunate and rare event I have heard happen in Morocco not alone in a top class hotel. Your daughter should have told the hotel staff what happened and asked for their help. Top class or five star hotels definitely have surveillance cameras, I am sure the staff would have been more than happy to assist her in finding out what happened to her phone. Indeed, this is the first time I am hearing about such an experience in a hotel in Morocco. Well, stealing happens everywhere, and sometimes one can get unlucky and caught in such situations if at all in happened in the hotel.
@@nazlitechschool they did report it to the hotel management, they thought at first they took loose change as a tip they had left on a bedside table but unfortunately it wasn’t as they took money from a handbag it wardrobe. I’m sure they had a good idea which cleaner it was and told them not to come in the room again
Only the locals unfortunately complained about Casablanca as any locals of big cities hh but I lived there and loved it , it’s very modern and felt safe. The beach coast is gorgeous and you should go there. Moroccans live more at night in the summer
I love this perspective! “Living more at night” in the summer
i enjoy watching your vidéos in Morocco love it thanks for sharing
Thank you x
The hearthfull people are always welcome to Morocco
Welcome to Morocco
Wishing you and your beautiful family a happy holiday.
Thank you very much x
We absolutely admire your style of adventure and could never be so brave. This video showed just how happy this tour is making you as a family. Fabulous 👍🏻😃🙊 🚐 Trev n Sue xx
Ahh thank you both! But I do think you would be brave enough!
Im a new subscriber
Enjoying your videos so much so entertaining
All the best keep safe on your adventures
Welcome along!
Morocco is so much beautiful ❤❤❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍
Thank you for a lovely video. Cheers,
Thank you for the lovely comment xx
Harry viva Liverpool.
I'm Liverpool fan, enjoy your days in morocco, go and surf in coastal of agadir beautiful spots there. Salute from Casablanca.
Oooosh he is a Man United fan! But loves all great football!
@@RoamingRadfords sure the geat football is the premier league.
Enjoy you and your family a good and happy time in morocco.
Tell Harry a moroccan Liverpool fan sends his greeting to you.
Yes I think Tagine is the go to meal in Morocco'. You always sort of know what's in it. I'm allergic to garlic and never had a problem eating in Morocco. It was just great. I agree the people are wonderful and the non tourist places are the best. One campsite we went to the man brought fish to the site and cleaned it there and then. ( with his tiny dirty knife). There are monkeys in the Atlas Mountains. You are doing really well. Take care.
It’s all so amazing!
You welcome to Morocco ,
Have a good visit ❤
Thank you x
First of all you are welcome in Morocco We love our king because His majesty make a great Job for the development of Morocco in infrastructure, industry, tourism, investments, we have the biggest solarium in the world for production of green energy and now we will export a green energy in UK in few years for (liniks) this way we love our king.
In the same time i know we must do a lots of things to combat a poverty but we are in the right road 😊
We love Morocco and every single Moroccan we have met!
Realy a nice and touching video
Thank you x
Soyez le bien venu au MAROC vous et tous le monde. Welcome too MOROCO ❤❤
Thank you we love Marocco!
morroccooooo,, welcome🙂
Thank you x
i would be really nervous about going to that country don't know why but it looks amazing, what lovely lovely people they are. loving this series
Thank you Suzie xxx
It's normal specially when you come from a western country, but i assure you morocco is the total opposite of the stereotypical muslim country
Welcome to Morocco, your country again
Thank you x
Welcome
12:46 this woman says a wisdom, it is a gift from the soul of this land
It’s so nice to see you in my neighborhood don’t no if you remember I am the Muslim lady that met you at the nec Birmingham caravan show last year from Algeria hope your having a lovely time next stop Algeria inshallah
Lorraine!!! Of course we remember you x
❤❤❤well done guys...
Thank you x
We experienced a similar sort of hospitality in Turkey, they love visitors (outside of the main touristy areas)
I think that may be our trip next year!
Welcome to north Morocco 🇲🇦
Thank you x
Thank you for visiting our restaurant in Sidi Abed, and leaving these positive comments. Thank you very much, and welcome again
We loved it!!!
Thank you
You guys 😊😊😊 amazing
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Lovely fam😅ly enjoy your journey in bea😢iful Morocco❤🎉😂
Thank you so much x
Other Old Cities in Morocco with a lots of History:
- Tangier (North) over 2000 years
- Oujda (East North) over 1000 years
- Taza and other small Cities there in the North, are each older than the state of France.
Thank you x
The best peopel se marockan . 🇲🇦 And Sweden my Nader contry 🇸🇪
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you welcome guys to morocco ❤️❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🌹🌹🌹🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦👑👑👑👑🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Welcome to ur second country !! we are happy that u like !! 🇲🇦❤️🇬🇧😎
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At such a bad time in my life I am so glad that I stumbled upon you all last week on FB. Amazing videos and real reactions and people. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, I’m so pleased you are enjoying these videos x
When you see a bad period in your life, remember that there are those who have been confined to a wheelchair since birth, and there are those who have lost their sight since they were young, and then you will know how lucky you are to enjoy things that others see as a valuable treasure. I wish you the best.
Think of coming to Tangier I’m sure you will love it.
Next time!
Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦😍 nice video
Thank you
I am Moroccan from Casablanca. This summer I was on a trip in London, and when my trip was over I wanted to paper-print my boarding pass. I found a service shop downtown London, the guy at the shop wanted to charge me 2 pound for the service then 1,50 for a black and white printing. ( that's 3,5 pound = 42 MAD ) I asked the guy , which service you want to charge me 2 pounds for ? He said I am going to use my computer and my printer and work for you. Imagine 42 MAD to print an 4×4 black and white paper. In Morocco it costs you 0, 30 MAD 😅😅😅 My sincere respect to the British people.
Yikes that’s expensive!
Love love ❤ 😍 💖 🙋🙋♂️🙋♂️🇲🇦🇲🇦💃💃morroco
Us too!
Welcome to my city Casablanca ❤❤
Thank you x
Welcome in morocco
Thank you x
Morocco❤🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Wery nise wideo uplord . From Birmingham , Inngland ( Yew Kay ) 👍
Thanks 👍
Welcome to Morocco ever time Nice people
Thank you x
Just beautiful ❤ love this vlog 😍
Thank you so much x
enjoy
Thank you x
Glad you enjoyed Morocco 👍
Thank you x
habibi welcome to morocco
Thank you very much, we love it!
Before the construction of the big mosque in late 80s laid the Orthlieb Pool, also called the Centre Balnéaire Georges Orthlieb or Casablanca municipal swimming pool, was a seawater swimming pool built in the rocks along the road from Ain Diab to Casablanca. At 480 m long and 75 m wide, it was once considered the largest swimming pool in the world
Wow! We would have love to have seen that!
oh i want some of that bread....droooool !! i lived on that when i went there with my mum n her partner back in the early 80's in a vw camper. lol memories ta :- 🏜
Happy memories x
thanks for these vids Steve, its brilliant to share this with you :)
He says thanks
@@RoamingRadfordshi Steve since you are in el jadida please go to the Portuguese old city it’s absolutely amazing
Wecom to morocco
Your vedio very interesting
Thank you x
In Morocco you are at home 😊
Fantastic hospitality by the look of it 👍💙❤️
It’s wonderful x
What a brilliant vlog!! Love it!!
Thanks Stuart!
I hope you enjoy the journey in Morocco
We are loving it!
When you are in morocco we say" mind the gap".
That traditional Moroccan food, pizza!
Really loved this and the idea of the tour was great
Thank you x
Hassan II Mosque Parking is Free because it's on Government land,
It's not a Private Religious Site.
You also look like you could be a Local, returning home from Europe on a Vacancy Visit.
There are Parking sites there that cost an arm & leg.
Gratuities are always accepted by Parking Guards there.
Also, there are some very nice local beaches north and south of the City there.
I'd say within 20KM outside the City Limits
Tamaris is one, I can't remember the names of the others.
Further by El Jadida 100KM South, (a different City) there are more nice Beaches on the Atlantic.
For the Nicest Atlantic Beaches, start from Agadir (300KM) and onward South.
If you Camp near the Beaches on Public Land it's free, but it's better to use Private Camping Grounds for the many services and Security they offer. They're pretty inexpensive all over the South of Morocco.
These are amazing tips. Thank you x
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Great video. 50 dirhams is the average price. chairs cost 20 dirhams each and 20 dirhams for the parasol.
Perfect 👍🏻
Perfect
Steve you one million lady always a big smile on her face she takes everything in her stride been fantastic following you see some great site to visit keep up the good work
Ahh thank you x
pepole verrrryyyy friendly
Yes!!
Great vlog! So interesting, thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thank you x
Use your right hand guys for eating and paying for things 👍🏼
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Thank you brilliant video. You inspired me I drove from Rabat to Casablanca and a friend of Soufyan showed me round. Our guide Yousef was a great young man. I’m going to do the guru guide of Rabat even though I know the city very well. Keep the videos coming.
That’s fantastic!!
When eating with your hands, in any country that eats with their hands, always use your right not your left.
Your left hand is for the other end (in Indonesia, for example you will see some men with one very long fingernail on their left pinkie... )Some countries consider that if you are eating with your left you are calling the food sht.
Yikes!
Hi Steve we just watching your channel and we’re wondering what Darren’s channel is called please….
Hey Katie. Darran’s channel is youtube.com/@TheUrbanMotorhome
Enjoyed this video lyndsey and Steve how nice people sharing there food or buying food its certainly different out there to England glad you are enjoying your holiday looking forward to seeing the next video
Thanks Sally x.
Sorry nit be messaging been away visiting son in Germany extremely interesting video as always you all enjoy and thankyou❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much x.
@@RoamingRadfords xxxxx
I just ❤ your videos and look forward to them. Thank you for sharing your holiday with us. X
Thank you so much x
Wonderful !
Many thanks!!
For the tents the price is same for everyone
If someone doesn’t want to take money means tips will be best
We love it!
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@@RoamingRadfords I really enjoyed with you. I hope you enjoyed it too in Morocco💞💞
Love the backgound music... well researched and makes the video !
Thank you x
Love this video - if this is the Morocco you’ve been looking for you must go to Turkey next year, the hospitality and friendliness is like for like - honestly you’d love it xx
It’s top of our 2024 list!!!
@@RoamingRadfords If you need any hints, tips or locations to visit on the area of Side & Manavgat - pls drop me a message I’ve been going for nearly 30 years and would love to help x
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Cracking video. Lovely people. That's now on our list of must visits.
Yay!!!
Great vlog,food looks amazing.
Thank you, it was x
Welcome mate in my country you are a nice family
Thank you!
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love it
Thank you x
THANKS for sharing your videos , for your contagious positive energy & for your refreshing smiles...
I hope you enjoyed your stay in morocco.
Wherever you go, go with all your heart (Confucius)..
BIG SALAM from casablanca to ALL of you ..
Peace & Love
PS: in Morocco known as (The kingdom of Cats ) , the cats don't live in the city with us , We live in the city with the Cats ..
The cats allow you to live in their city 🤣🤣🤣
@@RoamingRadfords
Cats are for morocco what bees are for humans..
Without cats ,there's no morocco ..
They are de-facto the real rulers 😂😂, unlike the poor street dogs who chose the wrong country😪😰..
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Sunday evening entertainment sorted, thanks guys 👍
Ahh thank you x
Casablanca and Morocco is more more more than that ... what a pity you have seen nothing my friends.
We were there a month. Casablanca was just 1 day of that.
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