I ended up using an internet cafe later on my trip in Morocco, and they had fast wifi. So that is a possible solution to the slow internet problem. It will depend a lot on where you are. Another possibility is getting a local sim card that will connect you to the faster cell phone towers. The problem with that, as well as getting a roaming wifi device, is that in both cases you get limited data. My video files are anywhere from 5 to 30 gigabytes each, which means that I need hundreds of gigabytes of data for a month of uploading videos. If anyone has any more tips or info on how to deal with slow wifi while traveling then feel free to post a comment below.
You can go just to a cafe, most of them have fiber optic, thats what I do when I want to upload my vids, raids and homes have ADSL cause its cheap its starts form 200dh 4mb/s download (upload is baaaad).
In the past I've noticed that at some hotels I could use an ethernet cable instead of wifi. I found out that it was much faster as wifi. Since that day I always carried a small ethernet cable in my laptopbag.
When I was in Morocco, a few years ago, I bought a local sim card and it worked really good. Good speeds in the main cities, at least. Another thing I generally bring with me when I'm travelling is a portable 4g/3g hotspot with an external antenna. You just put a sim card in it and the reception is generally better than your phone's. Uploading 30 Gb worth of data may be a problem though since these local plans limit how much data you can use (unless you pay for the more expensive plans).
@@artlife5685 How much data do you get? Because my videos are 10-30 gigabytes each and I'm uploading almost every day. That means that I need hundreds of gigabytes of data per month.
In a cafe in the square at 14:00 we watched Morocco play Argentina in a soccer game in March of 2019, with my daughter wearing hijab out of respect, as a thunder storm rumbled through. Great memories.
No need to go out of your way to wear a hijab. Most moroccan girls don't wear it as they know that the hijab was invented to separate slave women from free women
Not only Moroccan cuisine is great, but the moroccan soil is excellent and all Fruits and vegetables taste 10 times better than say … Canada where I live lol
you are definitely right. in the north of Morocco and in particular Tetouan Tangier and Chefchouan and the surrounding area. people are known as nice hospitable people.
Yes, very colorful. The sun, makes it more colorful. 🌞My favorite color is blue, I bought a,blue carpet in Fez or Marakesh,can't remember which. Still have it after many yrs.🤗
I follow Gabriel for years. He is a a very polite ( I think his politeness has more to do with his Canadian born than being American) individual or as he call himself a digital nomad. He wears an Indian god shirt in a Muslim county. He likes food and restaurants , and historically places but not much shopping centers! He tell good stories and share his expertise to his viewers freely in full! Good genuine man! Amazing how we get to know someone without ever meeting them!
I've just begun to follow Gabriel and am totally onboard...many old episodes to catch up with as well....wow this guy is just fantastic. FUNNY ASIDE: Moray (above) comments notes that he believes Gabriel's politeness comes from his Canadian side....I LAUGHED OUTLOUD. I worked for a Canadian company for the best of my career and as soon as I saw your comment, it hit me.....hE'S RIGHT...ABSOLUTELY FROM THE CANADIAN SIDE. Love my Canadians! Wish I was still working and traveling in your wonderful country, and miss seeing my many Canadian friends.
Where you are born has no effect on your personality--it is where you grew up that influences your personality. Gabriel grew up in America---California. Most Americans are very kind, caring, and polite. The ones who aren't--get all the attention--but they are the minority.
@@margietucker1719 Thanks for straightening out commenter Moray. I have lived my entire life in California and it seems those that come here from other countries just for the money have totally missed what Americana is all about. Americans donate more money to foreign aid than all the nations of the world combined. And the Christian subset of Americans do most of the giving. We build the schools, the hospitals, etc.
Amazing video! I'm really looking forward to this series. I loved watching the local people walking through their town. The narrow paths through the town are so amazing. I'm glad you finally found good internet connection. Hard to do your job without it.
Gabriel, thanks for the video, it is a good promotion of Morocco tourism, certainly you have the information about the city or place that you are planning to visit, I would just suggest to check in the internet about Assilah city, it's coastal town, near Tangier, and there is a Portuguese castle, and it's also quite place to visit.
I've loved all of this Moroccan series, followed Gabriel and Indigo Traveller as they visit these countries with respect of the people & culture. With an opened to learn and a humility to share. Love his joy of travel to enjoy the simple things, the details. I must throw these two vloggers some $ at Xmas on their Patreon as I so enjoy their informative positive content. Stay well & keep traveling
The guest house is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth staying just outside the old town. I had a shock seeing 2016 when you were travelling through the Atlas mountains… doesn’t seem that long ago! Morocco is beautiful , take care
WOwwww what a nice beautiful place of Chefchouen, Morocco 😍 It's like A Greece Santorini the houses and buildings are Color Combination blue and white, Wowww love it 😍 ❤️ thank you so much sir Gabe for your wonderful walk around tour there take care stay safe, Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan supporter viewer from the Philippines sir vhin 🇵🇭 🙂🙂❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👏👏👏👏
According to muslim believe, "Gabriel" is the name of the angel who took the prophet Mohamed from Mecca to Jerusalem then to the seventh sky in one night. However "Gabriel traveler" in few minutes took us through long narow streets of a blue maze to the mountain and the open sky of Chefchawen. What amazing performance !!🤣🤣 Thanks for sharing.
By far the best part of your journey and that hotel is simply stunning 😍 yes, a true work of art including the city of Chefchaquen 👌🏼keep safe dude and safe travels 😌🙏🏼
Excellent vlog in this beautiful blue town.. The landscape is great too...as for your hotel room... so much artistic creativity... unbelievable ... People seem to be more relaxed in the north . Thank you for sharing so much light and sun. Best greetings from Paris 🖐
Bro, you're very townbound in this country, every video after video just walking around these medinas endlessly in each new destination, it's all startin to look alike my G. Wassup with your sudden lack of adventure? We wanna see you hit the deserts, mountains, villages, remote areas, ancient joints like in that Roman ruins place. Find some rental car, taxi or by whatever means and get out there, enough of these cobbled streets and carpets and such already, damn!
Chefchaouen is a perfect place to wander and take photos. ... Chefchaouen is one of the most touristy places I visited in Morocco so two days there definitely felt like enough, but it's so beautiful and unique that it was still worth the journey up into the mountains to see Morocco's magical blue city.
Another great video from another wonderful place. You have been to so many exotic places in this world, Gabe, but I bet you I have been to one place that neither you nor most people have ever been.... Benghazi, Libya. Yep. My family lived there for about year when I was a child. I learned to swim in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Benghazi. Wonderful memories.
SUBSCRIBED ✅ Just love this channel it’s such an inspiration to me, always wanted to do this…I’m of work for a week so I’m going to go on a Gabriel Travelog video binge from beginning to end. Watching from the uk 🇬🇧
I must upload your choice of middleeastern music. The Oud (musical instrument used in the video) is such an iconic and traditional instrument that brings me back to my childhood in Syria. Thank you for one of the most authentic traveler experiences here on RUclips and i hope that u one day consider visiting Syria
Cool. The old city wall. I was trying to find it one night, but ended up somewhere else by mistake, gave up, and then went on a beer hunt. But I finally got to see it. Thanks
Your videos r cool .. love the Moroccan series ...u got a real easy going attitude that comes across in the videos ..hope u make lots more especially in Morocco
awesome content Gabriel and dope shirt 👌🏽 I've been binging these Morocco videos to prepare myself for when I go out there. safe travels Also, I had no idea t-mobile had one of the best international coverages, good to know!
Hi Gabriel, Greetings from Florida. A side note: Please reframe from using the term "Berber" as it can be offending since it was imposed by the colonists. It came from the word barbarian and as you have experienced, those people are hospitable, nice, and generally good people. The right term is Amazigh.
Hi Gabriel, It's a good point you brought up regarding WiFi connection there are listing showing coutries with the best connection which belongs to Singapore and the worst belonging to Cuba of course there must be excetions depending on where you're staying. You mentioned T-Mobile they do offer a hotspot modem which might work it definitely works in the U.S. but it might work overseas.go to check.
bro just get a Moroccan sim card and use the 4G, a bit expensive compared to the slow free wifi of hotels and coffee shops, but significantly faster when you're in the big cities.
I ended up using an internet cafe later on my trip in Morocco, and they had fast wifi. So that is a possible solution to the slow internet problem. It will depend a lot on where you are. Another possibility is getting a local sim card that will connect you to the faster cell phone towers. The problem with that, as well as getting a roaming wifi device, is that in both cases you get limited data. My video files are anywhere from 5 to 30 gigabytes each, which means that I need hundreds of gigabytes of data for a month of uploading videos. If anyone has any more tips or info on how to deal with slow wifi while traveling then feel free to post a comment below.
You can go just to a cafe, most of them have fiber optic, thats what I do when I want to upload my vids, raids and homes have ADSL cause its cheap its starts form 200dh 4mb/s download (upload is baaaad).
In the past I've noticed that at some hotels I could use an ethernet cable instead of wifi. I found out that it was much faster as wifi. Since that day I always carried a small ethernet cable in my laptopbag.
When I was in Morocco, a few years ago, I bought a local sim card and it worked really good. Good speeds in the main cities, at least. Another thing I generally bring with me when I'm travelling is a portable 4g/3g hotspot with an external antenna. You just put a sim card in it and the reception is generally better than your phone's. Uploading 30 Gb worth of data may be a problem though since these local plans limit how much data you can use (unless you pay for the more expensive plans).
Buy a Maroc Telecom sim card for $1 and buy an internet recharge for 20 dollars, it will cost you a whole month
@@artlife5685 How much data do you get? Because my videos are 10-30 gigabytes each and I'm uploading almost every day. That means that I need hundreds of gigabytes of data per month.
I’m really loving Morocco….
😍😍😍
Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦
I love this city, I stayed there nearly one month which was amazing
In a cafe in the square at 14:00 we watched Morocco play Argentina in a soccer game in March of 2019, with my daughter wearing hijab out of respect, as a thunder storm rumbled through. Great memories.
No need to go out of your way to wear a hijab. Most moroccan girls don't wear it as they know that the hijab was invented to separate slave women from free women
There's No need to wear hijab
What a beautiful place, thinking of going there in February or March. This place reminded me a bit of jodhpur in India
Looks like a charming little town and nice weather too.
In all your Moroccan videos, the food looks absolutely fantastic!
Moroccan cuisine is 2nd best gastronomy in the world
Not only Moroccan cuisine is great, but the moroccan soil is excellent and all Fruits and vegetables taste 10 times better than say … Canada where I live lol
Moroccan people specially in the north are respectful and respect the visitors. Maybe Gabriel can notice this.
not only north, eastern people also like in Ouarzazate. Daara region and also Agadir.
@@tarikrafiki1790 I totally agree. Thanks brother
you are definitely right. in the north of Morocco and in particular Tetouan Tangier and Chefchouan and the surrounding area. people are known as nice hospitable people.
@بنت المغرب الكبير I am morrocan and he's right 100%
@@Sigma.674 how would you compare to the south ?
Thanks for the date and temperature near the beginning. This helps a lot for future trip planning.
Incredible! The best series of Moroccan videos I’ve ever seen
Gabriel Morocco vlogs have some special vibe and interesting topics. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful blue..love the cave style homes..
Yes, very colorful. The sun, makes it more colorful. 🌞My favorite color is blue, I bought a,blue carpet in Fez or Marakesh,can't remember which. Still have it after many yrs.🤗
I follow Gabriel for years. He is a a very polite ( I think his politeness has more to do with his Canadian born than being American) individual or as he call himself a digital nomad. He wears an Indian god shirt in a Muslim county. He likes food and restaurants , and historically places but not much shopping centers! He tell good stories and share his expertise to his viewers freely in full! Good genuine man! Amazing how we get to know someone without ever meeting them!
Agree ... he is very kind, respectfull and humbled, and He has a very nice and positive attitude .
I've just begun to follow Gabriel and am totally onboard...many old episodes to catch up with as well....wow this guy is just fantastic. FUNNY ASIDE: Moray (above) comments notes that he believes Gabriel's politeness comes from his Canadian side....I LAUGHED OUTLOUD. I worked for a Canadian company for the best of my career and as soon as I saw your comment, it hit me.....hE'S RIGHT...ABSOLUTELY FROM THE CANADIAN SIDE. Love my Canadians! Wish I was still working and traveling in your wonderful country, and miss seeing my many Canadian friends.
Where you are born has no effect on your personality--it is where you grew up that influences your personality. Gabriel grew up in America---California. Most Americans are very kind, caring, and polite. The ones who aren't--get all the attention--but they are the minority.
@@margietucker1719 Thanks for straightening out commenter Moray. I have lived my entire life in California and it seems those that come here from other countries just for the money have totally missed what Americana is all about. Americans donate more money to foreign aid than all the nations of the world combined. And the Christian subset of Americans do most of the giving. We build the schools, the hospitals, etc.
Wow! Beautiful! Thank you Gabriel for capturing the picturesque views of the city! 💙 stay safe! ❤😊
Chefchaun looks really amazing every building is bleu very cool.
Im always amazed how you seamless combine cool footage with matching music to the location Grabriel, well done !
Yes, Gab has a great ear. Plus access to some amazing music libraries b/c he always finds super-good music for his vlogs.
Looks like a lovely old town. So far no graffiti 👌
Spectacular views from that roof ! I will have to watch this later on, as I am in a rush now. Thanks for the upload. Have a nice day!
Amazing video! I'm really looking forward to this series. I loved watching the local people walking through their town. The narrow paths through the town are so amazing. I'm glad you finally found good internet connection. Hard to do your job without it.
Welcome to Morocco ♥️
Gabriel, thanks for the video, it is a good promotion of Morocco tourism, certainly you have the information about the city or place that you are planning to visit, I would just suggest to check in the internet about Assilah city, it's coastal town, near Tangier, and there is a Portuguese castle, and it's also quite place to visit.
What beautiful colors and architecture! Lovely!
15:19 Pastilla, different than pasta! Give it a try!
I've loved all of this Moroccan series, followed Gabriel and Indigo Traveller as they visit these countries with respect of the people & culture. With an opened to learn and a humility to share. Love his joy of travel to enjoy the simple things, the details. I must throw these two vloggers some $ at Xmas on their Patreon as I so enjoy their informative positive content. Stay well & keep traveling
I ❤️ the Moroccan videos Gabe. Good job 👍🏻
Great video and place. It's nice to see a video of a place that isn't packed with other tourists.
The guest house is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth staying just outside the old town. I had a shock seeing 2016 when you were travelling through the Atlas mountains… doesn’t seem that long ago! Morocco is beautiful , take care
WOwwww what a nice beautiful place of Chefchouen, Morocco 😍 It's like A Greece Santorini the houses and buildings are Color Combination blue and white, Wowww love it 😍 ❤️ thank you so much sir Gabe for your wonderful walk around tour there take care stay safe, Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan supporter viewer from the Philippines sir vhin 🇵🇭 🙂🙂❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👏👏👏👏
Every turn you make is a WOW moment.
According to muslim believe, "Gabriel" is the name of the angel who took the prophet Mohamed from Mecca to Jerusalem then to the seventh sky in one night. However "Gabriel traveler" in few minutes took us through long narow streets of a blue maze to the mountain and the open sky of Chefchawen. What amazing performance !!🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful city. Thanks Gabriel for making us travel around the world with your videos.
Looks like a cool place to walk around and explore. Thanks for the heads-up.
By far the best part of your journey and that hotel is simply stunning 😍 yes, a true work of art including the city of Chefchaquen 👌🏼keep safe dude and safe travels 😌🙏🏼
What a magnificent place. As always, great video.
Excellent vlog in this beautiful blue town..
The landscape is great too...as for your hotel room... so much artistic creativity...
unbelievable ...
People seem to be more relaxed in the north .
Thank you for sharing so much light and sun.
Best greetings from Paris 🖐
Another great video of Morocco that made my day! Thanks Gabriel. Never knew that uploading a video to you tube could take that long.
So much colour! I love it! 🙌☺️
Bro, you're very townbound in this country, every video after video just walking around these medinas endlessly in each new destination, it's all startin to look alike my G. Wassup with your sudden lack of adventure? We wanna see you hit the deserts, mountains, villages, remote areas, ancient joints like in that Roman ruins place. Find some rental car, taxi or by whatever means and get out there, enough of these cobbled streets and carpets and such already, damn!
Some interesting hiking will occur in an upcoming video, and more Roman ruins. And also lots more medinas, haha.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos alright man, sounds good
Awesome Gabe, been looking forward to this one!
Great video G, loving travelling Maroc with you.
Unbelievable Gabe. What a place. Love and Light as always x
Chefchaouen is a perfect place to wander and take photos. ... Chefchaouen is one of the most touristy places I visited in Morocco so two days there definitely felt like enough, but it's so beautiful and unique that it was still worth the journey up into the mountains to see Morocco's magical blue city.
What a beautiful blue and peaceful city. This is a very very nice video
Another great video from another wonderful place. You have been to so many exotic places in this world, Gabe, but I bet you I have been to one place that neither you nor most people have ever been.... Benghazi, Libya. Yep. My family lived there for about year when I was a child. I learned to swim in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Benghazi. Wonderful memories.
that light! omg, so beautiful...
Love the blues 💙 great town & video !
Great series of videos
I'm amazed by the markets. The people are lovely. I must visit.
JUST BEAUTIFUL
Wow its beautiful them mountains 👍
I spent my 24th birthday here in August 2001. Morocco is a beautiful country with incredible people. Thanks for the tour in 2021!
Wonderful video from Morocco
Yes, Gabriel is VERY polite. He even speaks to the animals. Keep up the good work.
Im from chefchaouen ❤❤
Wonderful video 📹 Thanks Gabriel 👍❤
So charming!
Ah that familiar classic $hiva full sleeve top is back, awesome. That shirt brings back memories from your early days on RUclips.
Yep: ruclips.net/video/GPUwp_9Jpks/видео.html
Very clean little town
My favorite Town so far in your Moroccan videos. My favorite colour is blue which helps. Amazing deal on the hotel. 👍😊
Chaoun is a paradise nice tour 👍💙🇲🇦
It’s nice that you got to visit the north of Morocco this time around. Enjoy your stay :)
Very nice to see you in Chefchaouen running every wear .Take care for yourself Gabriel😊😊😊😊😊
17:50 would you believe i was staying at the hotel Barcelona 20/11/19 so basically 2 years to the day!
Trippy.
Westerns (ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST) were filmed in Morocco. Familiar landscape.
Thank you very much for the beautiful videos that introduce my beautiful country Morocco with its people hospitality architecture and nature ♥️👍🙏
It s so beautiful thanks gabby
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Just love this channel it’s such an inspiration to me, always wanted to do this…I’m of work for a week so I’m going to go on a Gabriel Travelog video binge from beginning to end.
Watching from the uk 🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing!
Gabe another fantastic video thank you
What an awesome city . You're showing all these cities I did think to visit ... gotta adjust my itinerary 😎😎😎
Welcome to Morocco beautiful video , chefchaoun ❤️🥰
Wonderful video i wish see this town in my next trip in morroco maybe next summer👍🇨🇦
I love The blue color of The old town and amazing food and freindly People.
I must upload your choice of middleeastern music. The Oud (musical instrument used in the video) is such an iconic and traditional instrument that brings me back to my childhood in Syria. Thank you for one of the most authentic traveler experiences here on RUclips and i hope that u one day consider visiting Syria
Cool. The old city wall. I was trying to find it one night, but ended up somewhere else by mistake, gave up, and then went on a beer hunt. But I finally got to see it. Thanks
Thanks Gabriel for the up. Chefchaun in berbur means : "look to the horns ". With horns they mean mountains.
Your videos r cool .. love the Moroccan series ...u got a real easy going attitude that comes across in the videos ..hope u make lots more especially in Morocco
Great video!
I really enjoyed watching your upload!! Keep up the excellent work! I'm looking
forward to another awesome video!! Take care and stay in touch!! 🌻🌞🌻🌞
awesome content Gabriel and dope shirt 👌🏽 I've been binging these Morocco videos to prepare myself for when I go out there. safe travels
Also, I had no idea t-mobile had one of the best international coverages, good to know!
Don't forget to visit Akchour ❤️
Nice find _ this video becomes one of my favorite cities _ now placed on my must go there list, thnx Gabriel Traveler. . . :>/
Great video so pretty
That's the coolest room ever
The humour part in this video, is that man who got a wrong impression of lord Shiva, thought to be a woman in your t-shirt.
I loved your T-shirt
Watching from morocco❤️🇲🇦👍🏻
Amazing vedio 🇲🇦❤️👍 Well donne brothrer
Very nice
There are beautiful waterfalls in Chefchaun.
Thanks for the video. Allways looking forward to see ur material. Those dishes at the end looked super good. Where you plan to go after Morocco?
welcome to Morocco
wow, such an interesting video 🦋🦋🦋
Hi Gabriel, Greetings from Florida. A side note: Please reframe from using the term "Berber" as it can be offending since it was imposed by the colonists. It came from the word barbarian and as you have experienced, those people are hospitable, nice, and generally good people. The right term is Amazigh.
Even in French we call them, they call themselves "berbères". Same with Algerians, proud to tell you , that they are berbères....
I love Morocco 😍😍😍
Hi Gabriel, It's a good point you brought up regarding WiFi connection there are listing showing coutries with the best connection which belongs to Singapore and the worst belonging to Cuba of course there must be excetions depending on where you're staying. You mentioned T-Mobile they do offer a hotspot modem which might work it definitely works in the U.S. but it might work overseas.go to check.
reminds me a bit of Greece! :) really nice
Wowww
As a future Digital Nomad that info is great to know.
bro just get a Moroccan sim card and use the 4G, a bit expensive compared to the slow free wifi of hotels and coffee shops, but significantly faster when you're in the big cities.