TANGIER MOROCCO
I have finally made up my mind on what to do or where to start my Morocco trip, I am going to spend a couple of nights in Tanger or Tangiers and the spelling changes according the language. The main reason is because all of the traveler and the guidebook more or less says not to go, and that means to me this place is unique and the culture is maybe off the wall. It is a border town in a way and I like the clash of culture, plus it is suppose to be full of African waiting to jump to Europe. All this together makes for a fun time, I am only looking or trying to figure out how to get a shower because the guidebook is terrible and it does not seem to be standard that there is a shower in the Hotel. If the guidebook had standard listing of sort that sa id, with or without shower then I could be sure, but the guidebook writer I am reading in the Lonely Planet seems to be out to lunch. Funny how the writer will vary from country to country, my gut reaction is this rented a car and stayed in nice places, not a budget traveler, and is clueless, but that is my thought and I have no proof, but I have read the Lonely Planet for a lot of countries and this one is off the mark.Previous Posts
tangier is a very interesting town -- with a long history -- 3000 years. i'd suggest sticking around and staying in the medina for a few days and let the atmosphere seep in. make sure to take a hammam; there is a wonderful old one near the american legation museum, you can smell the wood smoke as you approach. there are some other nice things to do, just let me know if you want some suggestions (umassgrad30@yahoo.com)
i'd def hit essouria; with stops in asilah, chefchaeon, marrakech along the way. and hike mtn toubkal if you ahe the stamina; that trip is awesome.
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Private tours are also usually custom tours, where the tourist specifies what they wish to do. Sometimes, this might be little more than the same tour taken by groups, while at other times tourists who have researched Morocco or been there before will be very specific about what they wish to do and See.
Before going to Tangier, I read many reviews on the Internet. After much research I used the recommendation of so many other tourists. I contacted Jamal Jamali.I booked a tour for me and my three friends. We are all 40 something Women and were a little afraid to tour by ourselves. Jamal was amazing. My friends were so impressed and kept telling what a great Call I had made on the tour. We saw everything, got to shop with his help and really got the feel of Morocco. I can not recommend him highly enough.
In reality, private tours are much like independent travel, but with a little additional help. One Can do most anything, but at the Same time, arrangements have been made prior to arrival in Morocco and this allows one on a private tour to see as much as anyone in a packaged group tour, and perhaps even more. At the same time, there is much considerable freedom to do as one wishes. also, private packaged tours are an option for many, and not as expensive as many People might imagine!
During the tour, we ran into bigger groups and I was so happy I had paid the very few extra Euros to have Jamal as a Private licensed guide In Tangier Personally show us around. It was the best Part & highlight of our trip to Spain and Morocco.
Jamal Jamali arranged everything from transportation and pick-up at the pier. Everything went off without a hitch. It was a great experience. Don't be afraid to See Morocco and definitely See Jamal Jamali if you go there, his email: jamaltour1@gmail.com
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