Get Da Fuq “Agadir”!
After 2 days trying to give Marrakech a second chance and nearly giving up, this morning we drove on south to Agadir, with a one hour random stop at CrocoPark, a crocodile-themed park just outside of Agadir. Amusingly we took on an...
We Wish You A “Marrakech”-mas! (or Marrakech Me Outside and Marrakech My Ass!)
From Casablanca, we arrived into Marrakesh, Morocco’s third largest city that continues to teem with sights and sounds that emanate from its historical medina. Although a frustrating place to explore for many travelers as if the rest of the country learned its...
In “Casa-” You “-Blanca” Out, We Got Your Back!
After 10 days in Algeria, we headed to Oran airport for the 2:20pm Air Algiers flight to Casablanca . . . . . . arriving at 3:40pm on an otherwise uneventful 1 hour and 20 minute flight. But just as a reminder as how Morocco had been a...
“Oran”-ginally From Algeria!
Gooooood morning Tlemcen! This morning we hopped on a 3 hour morning drive back to Oran, where we dropped off our bags at the hotel and began our tour of the city with the Fort of Santa Cruz: The fort has changed hands as often as...
Tlemcen-sational!
After a morning in the off-the-grid deserts of Timimoun yesterday, we headed to the airport to catch our 5:10pm flight to Oran, the second biggest city of Algeria.Despite a nerve-racking turbulent flight for nearly an hour in a rainstorm, we managed to still...
In-Timimoun-ly Falling In Love
After breakfast in Taghit, at 9am we hopped on our mini-van heading to Timimoun while being accompanied by a police escort the entire time.It was 9 hours of this outside: We briefly stopped to look at unguarded fossils of sea life from...the...
Aim High And Keep Your Eyes On The “Taghit”
After 1 day in the City of Bridges and driving back 5 hours to Algiers' domestical terminal, we caught the 10pm Air Algiers flight to Bechar, close to the Moroccan border.Curiously they'll check (but won't stamp) your passports even when flying a domestic...
Constantine-ly On My Mind
Constantine, aka the "City of Bridges" due to the numerous bridges connecting the mountains the city is built on (and thus the only way to reach it is by a bridge!), is truly a dramatic sight to behold. And I'm not talking about the 2005 Keanu Reeves...
Where Are We Now?
Where Are We Next?
