@@OurWildHorizonscome on ..that s too much exaggeration...the prices are not 10 times over..why when you visit foreign countries you turn to be cheap? Can i just ask you how much he asked you about the lipstick pot ? How about the price of renting a car? As a moroccan i can trully say that the lrices ars very rausonable and they on you and us moroccans,,there is no difference....the deference is that we buy stuff all year along
@@OurWildHorizonsoh that s your first visit ...now i understand why you are so confused about morocco...you will get there eventually 😅..welcome back anytime
I really enjoyed watching the moments you captured in Morocco! It warms my heart to see guests immersed in our culture and amazed by the colors, flavors, and ambiance.
Thank you for showing a bit of Merzouga outside of the desert. When I went, I thought the town was beautiful but we stayed there like 10 seconds and immediately hoped off onto the camels and into the desert and I wished I could have seen more. I've searched through tens of videos and nobody shows the town, you were the only ones.
Thanks! Yeah we wanted to go with but decided against it as we didn’t think we’d want to stay that long and we knew we’d be worrying about the van too much while exploring the cities 😊 made a nice break!
Hi there, where did you book the dessert tour in merzouga and where did you stay the one night before? Going on a roadtrip trough marocco in feb! Looved watching your video!
We booked it online beforehand and the place before was in Merzouga town called the little prince. Sorry this is too late though, hope you had an amazing trip!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Amazing video guys! love your vibe - Did you see ait benhaddou, dades and todgha gorge all in one day? im currently planning a surprise Morocco roadtrip for my partner and wondering how much we can see/distance we can drive on our way to Merzouga
My family and I are visiting Morocco later this year. Your video was very helpful and looking forward to the trip even more. Did you find places moreso took cash or credit card more often?
We stayed at KamKam which was amazing, but definitely more a luxury option. Highly recommend doing it yourself though as you have so much more time to explore!
On the day from Fes>Chefchaoen>Tangier, what did you do with your luggage while you walked around Chefchaoen? I am doing Morocco solo in a couple of weeks and am tossing up whether to do CMT or door to door transfer. My wheelie bag is the only challenge, I did read online somewhere that the bus depot will store it if you have an ongoing ticket, but not sure if this is correct now
We stayed two nights in Chefchouen so we left the luggage in the room, so can't help you with that but yeah the bus station was fairly large and i'm sure they'll have a luggage room. Hope you have an amazing trip!
Is there a way to report the cops over there to higher? Because wow, 30 seconds down the road is wild. Imagine how much money he makes per each stop so close to the airport.
You can say you refuse and you want to go to the station, but supposedly it takes so much persistence and waste too many hours when you could be enjoying your day! Depends how much time you have!
Hey guys :) thank you for the video. So helpful and inspirational. A question, which website did you rent your car from? And, did you guys buy any health insurance and did any vaccines for traveling there? Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful :) We rented our car from Avis, which we don't really recommend as it was very unorganised with the pick up and drop off. We didn't need any extra travel vaccines but we already several from our trips elsewhere so could be worth looking in to :)
Hey awesome journey. Heading there in a few days for 3 weeks. Usually ise public transport but tempted by car hire too Can you tell me which company you used and is car return at different location much hassle? Cheers May
You bear the price-gouging treatment well. I started with the luxury stay videos and then worked my way down to what I could really afford, and my experience will likely be similar to yours. I appreciate the unfiltered perspective. It is disappointing, isn't it? The culture and history are rich. The kingdom was a haven for Jews fleeing persecution, and I had a high opinion of the country. I guess you can't escape the merchants, vendors, and policemen trying to fleece tourists wherever you go.
Nice video. Sorry I missed it but are you both Vegans? I am asking as my wife and daughter are vegans and we have a trip planned to Morocco end of November
What a great and informative video! Did you have any issues with being blonde and female? I heard a few years ago that this could attract unwanted attention..
I’ve spent more than a year in Morocco over the years. I first came 30 years ago but was there just before the pandemic. I would say that as a woman you may not feel comfortable alone depending on how well travelled you are and if you have spent time in Muslim countries previously. Morocco used to be a very tough place to travel when I first came. Lot’s of shady characters, petty theft and hassle. It’s definitely gotten better over the years partially due to “tourist police” which is a special branch. They are brutal to the local thieves which I don’t condone however, it has curbed what was a tourist business threatening level of theft and harassment. Last time in Moroc I was with my fiancé and we had very little hassle. Having said that I noticed when she was far enough away from me that people (men) thought she might be alone she was approached. Also, shop owners were much more aggressive with trying to sell her things if I was not around. I think that is due to the fact that I am very accustomed to their tactics and can quickly , firmly, politely extricate myself from the situation. If you hare not used to the way they bargain in these countries it can be exhausting. I can’t speak to safety of a woman traveling alone. I personally would not recommend it if you are under 40. I think older women don’t get as much attention, for obvious reasons. No offense intended. If I was a woman I’d probably feel more comfortable traveling in Moroc with company. Best of luck. Oh, Tangiers has always been famous for hassle as it’s a gateway city. Essouira is probably the most relaxed and safest feeling city . Marrakech is not the city it once was despite all you see in these vids. I wouldn’t spend much time there.
@@AlexandraVassiliou-e1n And clearly things have changed since the earthquake. If you still plan to go I’d say fly into Agadir and get out (tourist trap, resortville but cheap flights) or. I hear there are direct flights to Essouira from European countries.
Hey Beth and Jake, Loved your video. We are heading to Morocco in October! Usually we have everything prebooked but this time we are planning to have a bit more of a flexible approach. Did you book your trip as you went or did you have things prebooked? Our first priority is to ensure we do a desert camp for 2 nights. Did you book this when you got to Merzouga or did you prebook it? Can you give me a recommendation on who to use for the desert camp?
We had our desert stay pre booked as that was what we were most excited for on our trip there. Then we pre booked our places in Marrakech and Fes but the rest of them booked one or two days before hand. I imagine October will be fairly quiet. For the Desert Camp it depends on your budget, we were lucky enough to do an instagram collab at Kam Kam which one of many "luxury desert camps" are those are probably better arranged ahead of time. But the backpacker style ones you can just hop on a tour from Marrakech and they arrange all the stops and desert camps. Hope you have an incredible time!
I wish the day when united Kingdom and ireland and Morocco found a joint maritime company as we have similar maritime needs especially for tourists.... the only problem is the serious price tag .... so it should be joint public company
i reckon they stop all white british in rental cars... we are going in jan but as 2 non white british , be interesting to see if if we get the usual 200 tourist fine
@@OurWildHorizons got one fine for speeding which was fair enough, I was… and then we went back a month later and got a fine for having my son in a child seat in the front (he’s 6) and in Morocco children under 10 can’t travel in the front and there is no legal requirement for a car seat at all lol… the police were wholly reasonable and fair. No issues at all
One of the things most important to remember when travelling in Morocco, or for that matter any Islamic country, is to be aware of local sensibilities about dress. Your long, backless dresses were lovely and your wore them well, but they really would be quite offensive to many. Number one rule in Morocco: cover arms and chest, and head too in some places- Your choice of sundresses really is asking for trouble.
That’s why those dresses were only worn in the middle of nowhere when people weren’t around :) You can see from the video that we covered up more in populated areas
Nice Trip you made, Very Lovely.... As Moroccan , Happy that you enjoyed visiting Morocco. But about the policeman, sorry for that. Since you did not do any contravention, you should not give him money. this is kind of bribery
We haven’t worked it out yet but it was much more expensive than we expected and was something around £1100 total including the flights and the car hire!
Hey. I am surprised you covered something as vile as a tannery, I really object that vile place. Animal are to live, not turn into leather. But you agree with me. Take some cat food, we fed hundreds of kitties in Marrakech. 😻
Yes, we completely agree with you and it was a shock to see. But since it is unfortunately an “attraction” for a lot of tourist we decided to visit and document it anyway. This way more people will be able to see that places like this still exist.
@@OurWildHorizons Thanks for the reply. Hopefully you can enjoy Morocco. 👍😘As I said, feed the cats if you can bear seeing cats in semi starvation. I don't know how people can sleep at night after what they get away with. 👀
WHAT A SHAME THAT I CANNOT MAKE OUT THE NAMES OF PLACES FROM THE WAY THEY SPEAK. SAD. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW AND GO TO THESE PLACES. I DONT KNOW WHERE THEY ARE.
The building you like was built during the marinee dynasty at that time kingdom of Granada was still in Spain and all labor was Moroccan except for the craftsmanship where the king then bring the craftsman’s from Seville Spain who already fallen to Catholic armies and then all their craftsman member families and Moroccan king refused to allowed them back to Spain as a protection of then craftsman secrets of Morocco … we are already talking about something thats over 600 or 700 years in old real then authentic Morocco… the much information that Moroccans knows is because we speak Classical Arabic and we have access to authentic old history books thus for us is always funny to see the information written in west like wikipedia where they say moor yet such term did never exist… kingdom’s was named based on Arab rulers family names ….always !!! What moor what subsahara africans !? At a time of arab golden age !!! Jews also had their domain in craftsmanship mainly in jewelry… Elizabeth the first had a serious political and even close relationship with the saadiein dynasty king el mansour el dahabi (golden) especially against Spain alience ( Britain Morocco military pact ) … thats two dynasties post marinieens …ohh well history…
Morocco 🇲🇦 is truly a magical kingdom… But tourists are missing some gems such as the towns of Tetouan, Larache, Asilah, Huceima, Nador in the north.
Definitely! But for a first visit and limited time I think we did a good amount 😃
@@OurWildHorizonscome on ..that s too much exaggeration...the prices are not 10 times over..why when you visit foreign countries you turn to be cheap? Can i just ask you how much he asked you about the lipstick pot ? How about the price of renting a car? As a moroccan i can trully say that the lrices ars very rausonable and they on you and us moroccans,,there is no difference....the deference is that we buy stuff all year along
@@OurWildHorizonsoh that s your first visit ...now i understand why you are so confused about morocco...you will get there eventually 😅..welcome back anytime
Hands down the best Morocco video out there.
Oooh that you very much for that lovely comment 😊
24:05 this garden is called jnan sbile and it was owned by the castle in the 20th century
Good night from Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents
Would love to come to Papua New Guinea some day!
@@OurWildHorizons ok nice welcome to PNG
I really enjoyed watching the moments you captured in Morocco! It warms my heart to see guests immersed in our culture and amazed by the colors, flavors, and ambiance.
It was a brilliant trip! We loved it 😊
Morocco is a magical country… 🇲🇦
It really is!
Now that’s a beautifully made video, fantastic work! Thank you for putting all this together…..❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Really appreciate you watching And leaving a comment 😃
What a beautifully made video guys! Love your content and your humbleness. Cheers from Canada!
Thank you very much! We’d love to come to Canada some day 😀
Big up from Marrakech Morocco 🇲🇦
Woohoo! Great place!
Capital city of Morocco isn’t Marrakech, it is Rabat.
Love the video ❤️❤️❤️
Our bad! We soon realised our mistake but thanks for still enjoying the video :)
Is marakech before 😊
I can't believe this video was free to watch. Amazing channel. 🙏
Thank you very much!
Lovely vlog much professionalism looking forward for more vlogs here in africa
Thank you! Hopefully we can do more on that magnificent continent
Thank you for showing a bit of Merzouga outside of the desert. When I went, I thought the town was beautiful but we stayed there like 10 seconds and immediately hoped off onto the camels and into the desert and I wished I could have seen more.
I've searched through tens of videos and nobody shows the town, you were the only ones.
We loved that extra day staying in the town, it definitely deserves its own night/day!
such a cool video! thanks for sharing your experiences - makes planning our trip a lot easier :)
Thank you for visiting our country......
It was great!
Great itinerary. Was not sure if you took the van, but the Vlog answered that. Nice trip with some great highlights.
Thanks! Yeah we wanted to go with but decided against it as we didn’t think we’d want to stay that long and we knew we’d be worrying about the van too much while exploring the cities 😊 made a nice break!
Thanks for your video, it's amazing.
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
as a Morcoccan I can confirm. if someone want to meet at 10:00 AM he means 11:00 AM lol. In my famility we call it the moroccan hour
Got to love the slower pace of life haha, as long as both parties are familiar with it!
Great travel guide, looks like you had an amazing time.
We did! Thank you for watching 😀
Hi there, where did you book the dessert tour in merzouga and where did you stay the one night before? Going on a roadtrip trough marocco in feb!
Looved watching your video!
We booked it online beforehand and the place before was in Merzouga town called the little prince. Sorry this is too late though, hope you had an amazing trip!
@@OurWildHorizons no problem haha. Thanks for the answer! We had an amazing journey in marocco!
Some amazing shots there guys!!😮 what a place!! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! It was a great trip
it's so profound and rich culture I really got enjoyed it
u just amazed us with this one
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 😊
Great Video Beth and Jake. Lovely to look around Morroco. ❤❤
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Magic 🪄 in kingdom of Morocco greatful for this video ❤
Welcome Welcome Welcome
Thank you!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thank you so much! There's so much to see out in the world and we love being able to inspire others to visit places :)
Can’t wait going in spring!
Loved it! Beth, loved the colour scarf you picked and Jake… that banana in your shirt pocket 😂
Thanks Nic! Haha, I didn’t realise how funny it looked. Was saving it for later from the breakfast bar 😂
Nice vid! Beautiful country
Thank you very much!
thank you for this review I'd forgotten how beautiful Morocco really is
Loved this video sooo much ❤
Thank you! We had an amazing time there :)
# visitsrilanka ❤ from 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka......😮 stay in Sri Lanka ...Live like Sri Lankan...Keep Explore 👍
We’d love to visit Sri Lanka sometime 😀
The camp looks so good. We won’t get time to do that this time but we going to do all that next time ❤
It’s definitely worth a few visits 😀
Great Video, I loved it
Thank you so much for watching :)
I really like your style of travel video.
Thanks a lot!
Hi there! Loved the video! What camp did you stay at in the Sahara desert and where did you book from?
Loved it❤Great filming!
Thank you Andrea!
Wow! May I ask which camera you used to capture such amazing shots?
We used the Sony a7iii for most of this 😀
But its you
Who made Morocco even more beautiful... i also wish to visit your beautiful country uk 🇬🇧 and also ireland 🇮🇪 ❤️
Loved the video! lots of great information. Sometimes when you're speaking though the background music is too loud and I can bearly hear you over it.
Ah thank you for watching and we'll be more careful with the volume of music next time :)
Great video and very informative LOL at not being food bloggers
Thank you! At least the attempt was made, haha!
@@OurWildHorizons 😅
Amazing video guys! love your vibe - Did you see ait benhaddou, dades and todgha gorge all in one day? im currently planning a surprise Morocco roadtrip for my partner and wondering how much we can see/distance we can drive on our way to Merzouga
My family and I are visiting Morocco later this year. Your video was very helpful and looking forward to the trip even more. Did you find places moreso took cash or credit card more often?
Cash was king but the touristy restaurants were usually able to use card payments. We hope you have a wonderful trip!
Very nice video!!
Thank you very much!
Thinking about travelling to the desert tour by ourselves. Could you let us know what desert camp you stayed at? Looks incredible 🤩
We stayed at KamKam which was amazing, but definitely more a luxury option. Highly recommend doing it yourself though as you have so much more time to explore!
Can you send a link to the camp?
Which part of the year did you visit Morocco? The weather looks wonderful when you are there! Would you recommend it?
On the day from Fes>Chefchaoen>Tangier, what did you do with your luggage while you walked around Chefchaoen? I am doing Morocco solo in a couple of weeks and am tossing up whether to do CMT or door to door transfer. My wheelie bag is the only challenge, I did read online somewhere that the bus depot will store it if you have an ongoing ticket, but not sure if this is correct now
We stayed two nights in Chefchouen so we left the luggage in the room, so can't help you with that but yeah the bus station was fairly large and i'm sure they'll have a luggage room. Hope you have an amazing trip!
Can you tell us which dessert camp you stayed ?
You have some amazing photage skills ❤
Thank you so much!
Nice video what month did you visit?
Is there a way to report the cops over there to higher? Because wow, 30 seconds down the road is wild. Imagine how much money he makes per each stop so close to the airport.
You can say you refuse and you want to go to the station, but supposedly it takes so much persistence and waste too many hours when you could be enjoying your day! Depends how much time you have!
Hey guys :) thank you for the video. So helpful and inspirational.
A question, which website did you rent your car from?
And, did you guys buy any health insurance and did any vaccines for traveling there?
Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful :)
We rented our car from Avis, which we don't really recommend as it was very unorganised with the pick up and drop off.
We didn't need any extra travel vaccines but we already several from our trips elsewhere so could be worth looking in to :)
Would June be okay to visit the Sahara?
You can do it, but the local guides say it's mainly moroccan tourists as europeans tend to find it too hot then!
Epic vidéo
Thank you very much!
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Thanks for watching! 😀
Is the hotel in Marrakech hosted by Karim? I'm pretty sure we stayed in the exact same one!
If you had just a day and you landed in Marrakesh.. what would you recommend?
I’d just spend the day roaming around the medina, getting lost and enjoying the city 😊
Looks very different 😁
A different world to ours!
Hey awesome journey. Heading there in a few days for 3 weeks. Usually ise public transport but tempted by car hire too
Can you tell me which company you used and is car return at different location much hassle?
Cheers
May
We used Avis and I there was a small add on fee to drop it off at a different location definitely worth!
Come back to us again you are welcome any time ❤
Thank you!
Where is this garden, name of garden ?
Pengambilan videonya keren banget! ❤
11:27 it's called monkey fingers
Such a cool place!
Where did you drive to?
24:14 even moroccans aren't allowd to go through the gate :)
Great editing….must have taken ages…well made!
Does Morocco have a good nightlife? I’ll be travelling solo and would like to meet other tourists or moroccans
Mostly marrakesh i would still suggest you stay around touristy areas and stay safe(not discouraging you it is mostly safe btw)
You bear the price-gouging treatment well. I started with the luxury stay videos and then worked my way down to what I could really afford, and my experience will likely be similar to yours. I appreciate the unfiltered perspective. It is disappointing, isn't it? The culture and history are rich. The kingdom was a haven for Jews fleeing persecution, and I had a high opinion of the country. I guess you can't escape the merchants, vendors, and policemen trying to fleece tourists wherever you go.
Thanks, we like to keep it real! Despite a few faults we had an incredible time there overall. Well worth visiting at least once 😊
Hi,
How is the weather in Morocco in February, is it warm enough for children to go on slides and for everyone to go on the beach.
Definitely, we were lovely and warm the whole time!
Do you have the name of the camp please?
I believe they stayed at Kam Kam
Yes it was kam kam :)
Nice video. Sorry I missed it but are you both Vegans? I am asking as my wife and daughter are vegans and we have a trip planned to Morocco end of November
Yes we are :) it was a bit tricky for vegans but you can find lots of vegan options on the Happy Cow app! :)
What a great and informative video! Did you have any issues with being blonde and female? I heard a few years ago that this could attract unwanted attention..
Great video - can i ask what month did you travel here? Im planning to go in january :) Also as a woman did you feel relativley safe ?xx
I’ve spent more than a year in Morocco over the years. I first came 30 years ago but was there just before the pandemic. I would say that as a woman you may not feel comfortable alone depending on how well travelled you are and if you have spent time in Muslim countries previously. Morocco used to be a very tough place to travel when I first came. Lot’s of shady characters, petty theft and hassle. It’s definitely gotten better over the years partially due to “tourist police” which is a special branch. They are brutal to the local thieves which I don’t condone however, it has curbed what was a tourist business threatening level of theft and harassment. Last time in Moroc I was with my fiancé and we had very little hassle. Having said that I noticed when she was far enough away from me that people (men) thought she might be alone she was approached. Also, shop owners were much more aggressive with trying to sell her things if I was not around. I think that is due to the fact that I am very accustomed to their tactics and can quickly , firmly, politely extricate myself from the situation. If you hare not used to the way they bargain in these countries it can be exhausting. I can’t speak to safety of a woman traveling alone. I personally would not recommend it if you are under 40. I think older women don’t get as much attention, for obvious reasons. No offense intended. If I was a woman I’d probably feel more comfortable traveling in Moroc with company. Best of luck. Oh, Tangiers has always been famous for hassle as it’s a gateway city. Essouira is probably the most relaxed and safest feeling city . Marrakech is not the city it once was despite all you see in these vids. I wouldn’t spend much time there.
@@matthewmclemore6465 thank you for taking the time to respond - that’s super helpful !!!
@@AlexandraVassiliou-e1n And clearly things have changed since the earthquake. If you still plan to go I’d say fly into Agadir and get out (tourist trap, resortville but cheap flights) or. I hear there are direct flights to Essouira from European countries.
Hey Beth and Jake, Loved your video. We are heading to Morocco in October! Usually we have everything prebooked but this time we are planning to have a bit more of a flexible approach. Did you book your trip as you went or did you have things prebooked? Our first priority is to ensure we do a desert camp for 2 nights. Did you book this when you got to Merzouga or did you prebook it? Can you give me a recommendation on who to use for the desert camp?
We had our desert stay pre booked as that was what we were most excited for on our trip there. Then we pre booked our places in Marrakech and Fes but the rest of them booked one or two days before hand. I imagine October will be fairly quiet. For the Desert Camp it depends on your budget, we were lucky enough to do an instagram collab at Kam Kam which one of many "luxury desert camps" are those are probably better arranged ahead of time. But the backpacker style ones you can just hop on a tour from Marrakech and they arrange all the stops and desert camps. Hope you have an incredible time!
Nice vlog but I think you both kinda whispering throughout the journey not sure if it’s your camera or you both just shy to talk out a bit louder ? 🤔
We’re not very confident filming in public but it’s something we’re bring better at. Thanks for watching 😀
I wish the day when united Kingdom and ireland and Morocco found a joint maritime company as we have similar maritime needs especially for tourists.... the only problem is the serious price tag .... so it should be joint public company
But Marrakesh is not the capital city? Isn’t it Rabat?
Yeah, you're right! Our mistake!
i reckon they stop all white british in rental cars... we are going in jan but as 2 non white british , be interesting to see if if we get the usual 200 tourist fine
How did you find it? Hope you had a great trip!
@@OurWildHorizons got one fine for speeding which was fair enough, I was… and then we went back a month later and got a fine for having my son in a child seat in the front (he’s 6) and in Morocco children under 10 can’t travel in the front and there is no legal requirement for a car seat at all lol… the police were wholly reasonable and fair. No issues at all
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Morocco was beautiful!
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We loved it there!
Why you don't show Casablanca .verry modern city.
The capital is actually Rabat
Thank you, we made a mistake in the moment!
Did you have problem with police? Was the story right? Being stopped many times by police for ridiculous traffic sign. Anyway, great video.
Yeah but after the first time we learned to wait at any sign 😂 Only in Marrakesh did we actually have the issue!
One of the things most important to remember when travelling in Morocco, or for that matter any Islamic country, is to be aware of local sensibilities about dress. Your long, backless dresses were lovely and your wore them well, but they really would be quite offensive to many. Number one rule in Morocco: cover arms and chest, and head too in some places- Your choice of sundresses really is asking for trouble.
That’s why those dresses were only worn in the middle of nowhere when people weren’t around :)
You can see from the video that we covered up more in populated areas
Sorry to sound like a troll but the capital of Morocco is Rabat.
That's alright, it was our mistake! Thanks for clearing it up :)
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How hot is Morocco?
It varies a lot depending on the time of year :) it can get really cold 🥶
Nice Trip you made, Very Lovely....
As Moroccan , Happy that you enjoyed visiting Morocco. But about the policeman, sorry for that. Since you did not do any contravention, you should not give him money. this is kind of bribery
What was the budget for your 2 week trip?
We haven’t worked it out yet but it was much more expensive than we expected and was something around £1100 total including the flights and the car hire!
Also bou inania is not a madrassa ( school) its a mosque
Oh my god, I can’t understand the English without the subtitle, I need to find an American who does a travel log to Morocco
if it makes you feel any better the police "fine" moroccans as well lol
That’s mad! Abusing their power aren’t they!
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Hey. I am surprised you covered something as vile as a tannery, I really object that vile place. Animal are to live, not turn into leather. But you agree with me.
Take some cat food,
we fed hundreds of kitties in Marrakech. 😻
Yes, we completely agree with you and it was a shock to see. But since it is unfortunately an “attraction” for a lot of tourist we decided to visit and document it anyway. This way more people will be able to see that places like this still exist.
@@OurWildHorizons Thanks for the reply. Hopefully you can enjoy Morocco. 👍😘As I said, feed the cats if you can bear seeing cats in semi starvation. I don't know how people can sleep at night after what they get away with. 👀
@@OurWildHorizons I am the one who was shocked by your words about Morocco, even though it is beautiful
Moroccan people love cats. These are well-fed.
Beautiful video, but your narration is too fast...
WHAT A SHAME THAT I CANNOT MAKE OUT THE NAMES OF PLACES FROM THE WAY THEY SPEAK. SAD. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW AND GO TO THESE PLACES. I DONT KNOW WHERE THEY ARE.
The building you like was built during the marinee dynasty at that time kingdom of Granada was still in Spain and all labor was Moroccan except for the craftsmanship where the king then bring the craftsman’s from Seville Spain who already fallen to Catholic armies and then all their craftsman member families and Moroccan king refused to allowed them back to Spain as a protection of then craftsman secrets of Morocco … we are already talking about something thats over 600 or 700 years in old real then authentic Morocco… the much information that Moroccans knows is because we speak Classical Arabic and we have access to authentic old history books thus for us is always funny to see the information written in west like wikipedia where they say moor yet such term did never exist… kingdom’s was named based on Arab rulers family names ….always !!! What moor what subsahara africans !? At a time of arab golden age !!! Jews also had their domain in craftsmanship mainly in jewelry… Elizabeth the first had a serious political and even close relationship with the saadiein dynasty king el mansour el dahabi (golden) especially against Spain alience ( Britain Morocco military pact ) … thats two dynasties post marinieens …ohh well history…
That was a great read! Thanks all that information, you certainly know a lot about it!