I consider myself luckier than most because my passion aligns perfectly with the life we have chosen. It was a rare privilege to visit places like the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park when we were living in the States …
It appeared, as we traveled north, that the power grid was more stable, meaning the electricity supplied by campgrounds was more dependable. And the Wifi at our campground in Azrou was pretty good, too, so we decided to stay put …
Given the hot topic in the news at the moment, I thought I’d write a short post about the novel coronavirus and how it may be affecting our travel plans. Morocco has announced only one case of infection, but they …
When we entered Morocco from Spain in late January, our fridge and food cabinets were stuffed full. Our thought was that we would bring enough food with us so that we could get our bearings and figure out shopping before …
I keep saying that my next post will be about food, but once again I’m going to put that subject on the back burner (haha) and instead talk about our actual travels. We’ve been on the move! Along with our …
It seems like forever ago when we left our ocean view campground in Taghazout to make our way south, but it’s only been eight days. In that time, we have left the ocean and traveled inland, across the Anti-Atlas mountains …
We are now staying at our fifth campground location in Morocco, so we thought we’d give you a look around so you can see what they are like. Before arriving in Morocco we put together a list of places we …
Marrakech has a larger-than-life reputation. It is either magical, mythical, manic, friendly, dangerous, authentic, touristy, a bargain, a rip-off, or all of the above, depending on what you read or who you talk to. It’s kind of a love it …
We ended up staying at the campground in CadÃz for five rainy days. With our planning and shopping done, we were more than ready to go to Algeciras, the port city where we would catch the ferry to Morocco. Looking …
