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Rabat Airport Transfers Made Easy: Tips for a Smooth Arrival

When travelling to Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, navigating airport transfers can greatly impact your journey. Choosing the right mode of transportation from the airport ensures a smooth transition to your accommodation or destination. This guide explores various options for Rabat airport transfers, helping you make an informed decision that suits your preferences and travel needs.

Taxi Services: Convenience and Comfort Our Rabat airport taxi is a popular choice for airport transfers in Rabat due to its convenience and comfort. Upon arrival at Rabat-Salé Airport, you can easily find licensed taxis outside the terminal. These taxis offer door-to-door service, taking you directly to your destination in Rabat. The journey typically takes 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Taxis provide a hassle-free option, especially for travellers carrying luggage or arriving during late hours.

Private Airport Transfers: Personalized Service For those seeking a more personalized experience, our Casablanca Airport Taxi is an excellent option. Companies like us Casablanca Transfers offer luxurious vehicles and professional drivers who greet you upon arrival and assist with luggage. Private transfers provide flexibility in terms of departure times and can accommodate specific requests such as stops along the way. This option ensures privacy, comfort, and efficiency for travellers looking to start their Rabat journey in style.

Airport Shuttle Services: Budget-Friendly Choice Travellers on a budget may opt for airport shuttle services operating between Rabat-Salé Airport and various locations in the city. These shuttles offer a cost-effective way to reach popular hotels and destinations within Rabat. The service is generally reliable and operates on a fixed schedule, making it a convenient choice for those looking to save money while enjoying a comfortable ride.

Rental Cars: Freedom to Explore Renting a car at Rabat-Salé Airport provides travellers with the freedom to explore Rabat and its surrounding areas at their own pace. Several car rental companies have counters at the airport, offering a wide range of vehicles to suit different preferences and budgets. Renting a car is ideal for travellers planning to visit multiple attractions or venture beyond Rabat's city centre. It also allows for flexibility in scheduling and route planning throughout your stay.

Public Transportation: Local Experience For budget-conscious travellers familiar with Rabat's public transport system, taking a bus from the airport is an option. The CTM bus company operates services from Rabat-Salé Airport to the city centre, providing an affordable means of transportation. Buses are available at regular intervals and offer a glimpse into daily life in Rabat. However, this option may involve multiple transfers and longer travel times compared to taxis or private transfers.

Navigating airport transfers in Rabat offers a range of options tailored to different preferences and budgets. Whether you prioritize convenience, comfort, budget-friendliness, or the freedom to explore independently, there is a suitable transportation option for your needs. By choosing our airport transfer service, you can ensure a seamless arrival in Rabat, setting the stage for a memorable and enjoyable travel experience in Morocco's vibrant capital city.

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This is the site, the red marker on A1 puts it a 1h from Casablanca by car or bus, it is located by the Oum Er Rbia river, it is large enough for the area of the project

That’s a green check mark on each of our 3 conditions

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La location de voiture à l'aéroport est-elle une bonne idée?

Que vous planifiez de passer un long ou court période de vacances, vous pouvez vous libérer du stress et profiter de vacances paisibles de votre voyage en louant une voiture lorsque vous arrivez à l'aéroport.

La location d’une voiture à l’aéroport Casablanca, Tanger ou bien d’une autre ville vous permet de profiter de plusieurs avantages:

Avec la location en ligne, vous pouvez réserver votre voiture avant d'arriver à l'aéroport auprès des meilleures agences à des coûts raisonnables.

Vous pouvez récupérer votre voiture qui vous avez réservé à votre arrivée à l’aéroport.

Économiser les frais et les coûts de transport et déplacement.

Vous ne perdrez pas votre temps à attendre le transport, lorsque vous arrivez à l'aéroport, il ne vous rest plus qu’à mettre vos bagages dans le véhicule et partir en tout confort. 

Avoir la liberté d’aller où vous désirez: vous avez la liberté de vous déplacer où et quand vous voulez sans avoir à attendre un taxi ou un bus.

Rien de mieux qu'un véhicule à votre disposition dès votre arrivée à l'aéroport et à tout moment pour vos déplacements dans les meilleures conditions jusqu'au retour à votre ville.

Lorsque vous décidez de retourner à votre pays, vous n’avez plus qu’à mettre déposer la voiture à l'aéroport avant votre vol directement.

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Taxi Maroc Location bus chez l'agence de transport touristique Maroc, Taxi Maroc Nos excursions vous sont proposées au départ de Casablanca et de Marrakech.

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❄️❄️❄️Cold as Ice❄️❄️❄️ (Epilogue to 🔥🔥🔥Hot as Hell🔥🔥🔥)

Leopold Fitz x OC

OC: Jennifer Russo, a newly inducted member of Daisy’s Inhuman task force, AKA the Caterpillars Program AKA the Secret Warriors. Though still not a SHIELD agent, she is able to convince Coulson to keep her around long enough to prove she has what it takes.

A/N: Takes place during the episode “Making Friends and Influencing People,” but references the episodes “Fzzt” and “Many Heads, One Tail.” Canon divergence: Grant is not a double agent, Fitz still had a drowning accident, and there’s no HYDRA.

Chapter 1:  MISSION IN MOROCCO

Three weeks passed since Jennifer’s concussion. Three weeks since she kissed him on the cheek. Three weeks and nothing; not a damned thing. When she pulled away from that kiss, they stared at each other for a heartbeat, but Fitz looked away and changed the subject. Jen realized that Fitz must fancy Simmons after all. She didn’t know that Jemma had already rejected Fitz when he confessed his love for her. That was why Fitz couldn’t say anything to Jen; he was afraid of another rejection. Jen had the same fear, which prevented her from admitting her feelings to him.

The past three weeks were confusing for Jennifer. Fitz doted on her the first few days following her injury, even offering to change her bandage. When he did, his fingers remained on her temple a second too long. There were lingering glances, too. Then one day, Fitz overheard Jen brag about how she cracked the case at Sci-tech. He saw it as arrogant and immature. He resented it, likely because he saw so much of himself in Donnie and felt bad about the way things ended between them. He started giving Jen an attitude when she spoke to him, so Jen started avoiding him, sensing he wanted nothing to do with her.

Three weeks ago, Donnie Gill was taken to the Sandbox for observation. A week ago he broke out. Yesterday, two SHIELD agents located him in Marrakech, Morocco, repairing electronics for a gentleman in exchange for room and board. When discovered, Donnie killed the innocent man and one of the agents. The other fled the scene in horror to report back to HQ. Today, Coulson brought it to the team’s attention. “We’ve got one shell-shocked agent stating that Donnie Gill froze a civilian and a fellow agent to death with one touch.”

May started, “Donnie’s on a ship anchored in the Port of Casablanca. It’s a privately owned cargo ship. Supposed to cast off this morning, but didn’t. It’s frozen in the ice.”

“An iceberg in the Middle East? The boy’s not subtle,” Jennifer quipped.

Coulson continued, “Simmons, what have you got?”

“The cells have an abnormal ability to create trace amounts of liquid nitrogen. His DNA markers are normal. The anomaly appears to be environmental, not genetic.”

Coulson joked, “I knew he was a gifted scientist, but you’re saying he’s a gifted scientist?”

Simmons added, “Gill was struck by lightning while holding the device that created the storm. Perhaps the electrical surge infused his system with a freezing agent, but that’s just speculation.”

Ward queried, “What about an antidote?”

“Perhaps if we had more time,” Simmons mused.

“We don’t have time, gang. We’re going in today,” Coulson warned.

“Sir, what happens when we find him? What happens to Donnie?” Fitz wondered.

“That depends on how he responds. We’ll send someone in to talk, see if he will listen to reason. May and Daisy will be below deck if things go sideways. Ward’s with me on top. Fitz, you’ll stay on the Bus, monitoring comms. That leaves Simmons or Russo to speak to Donnie.”

Jen turned to Simmons, “Jemma, you’re the logical choice. You’re a scientist and Donnie was a fan of your work. And you’re much more of a friendly face than I am.”

“Jen, you saved him. I think he’d be more trusting of you. Plus, you have abilities of your own,” Simmons countered.

Daisy jested, “Fire and Ice. Well not fire, but you get my drift.”

Coulson chose Russo. Jennifer failed to see the look of concern Fitz tried to conceal.

“We can’t return him to the Sandbox, he already found a way out,” May cautioned.

Ward counseled, “We could send him to the Fridge. At least until Fitz-Simmons come up with a cure.”

Jennifer challenged, “Can we even contain him? He’s lethal.”

Fitz looked around the group, already knowing the answer. “So that’s it? We kill him?”

“If it comes to it, Agent Fitz, yes,” Coulson replied.

Fitz can’t believe what he’s hearing. “Maybe Agent Russo would like to pull the trigger. Something else to brag about, huh?

“Wha—?” was the only syllable to leave her mouth.

“Enough,” the Director barked. “Remember, Donnie Gill’s a gifted. He could be a formidable weapon for any side. Let’s make sure he’s on ours. We can’t have the Chinese or the Russians capturing him. If we can’t take him in, we take him out. We’ll be in Moroccan air space in one hour. Fitz, Simmons, you two will run point on the Bus. Everyone else, gear up.”

Jennifer descended the steps into a dark area with pipes and narrow passageways. She was unarmed in order to appear non-threatening. “Hello? Donnie?” She shuddered as she passed a dead crew member, frozen to death. “I’m looking for Donnie Gill. Hello? You may not remember me. I saved your life once, back at the Academy. I tried to save your friend, Seth.”

“Don’t say his name.” Donnie revealed himself, startling Jen.

“I need you to hear me out,” she implored. “You know, Fitz would talk about you. He described the blueprints he saw in your room. Of course, I don’t really know what they meant, but he and Agent Simmons gushed over your talent. He was impressed, and Fitz is very hard to impress. At least when it comes to me. I’m not as smart as the three of you. I’m sort of like a muggle in a world full of wizards.” Fitz smiled to himself, appreciating her analogy. It was then that he realized how scared he was for her. He wanted to apologize for his earlier comment. He wanted to be with her. Now she was one touch away from death and there was nothing he could do but listen. Donnie didn’t understand the Harry Potter reference, but kept listening, trying to figure out Jen’s angle. This gave May and Daisy time to get into position: May above Jen, and Daisy on the other side of the ship. “I’m actually jealous of your talent. You had a good thing with SHIELD. I bet you could’ve done anything with their resources, maybe even become part of our team.”

“It’s different now, I’m tired of being used.”

“Donnie, you were never being used. You’re powers are dangerous. I have powers too, remember? That’s how I saved you from the ice. I’m Inhuman. I too was locked up until SHIELD knew I wasn’t a threat. We need to make sure you’re not a threat, and you’re convincing us otherwise.”

“I want to be left alone, but you people won’t stop coming after me. So I’m done hiding. It’s time you learn once and for all. I’m not afraid. I’m pissed off.” He grasped Jen’s jacket. She was able to free herself from the garment and watched in horror as the jacket froze like liquid nitrogen was sprayed on it. May fired at Donnie, missing him. Donnie took off and Jen darted after him. May shot a pipe to release steam as a distraction, which Donnie froze easily.

“Russo, it’s not safe for you down there,” the Director stressed. “Not without a weapon. Let May and Daisy take care of this.”

“No, I’m the only one who can melt the ice.” She was able to melt the ice that Donnie left in his wake. The floor, bannisters, steps, etc. He left a trail of frozen bodies for Jen to follow. Jen eventually caught up to him. He reached for her but this time she dodged his advances, thanks to her training. Jen wasn’t as skilled at landing blows, but she learned how to tire out an opponent. It was a dangerous dance between the two. Donnie went in with both hands but this time Jen pushed back. With their hands locked together, they neutralized each others powers, despite how red Jen’s hands and face were. Jen remembered her training about keeping cool in the face of danger. She took a breath and was able to calmly hold Donnie off. The boy was not so skilled and lost his concentration for a second, allowing Jen a chance to burn his hands, causing him to falter. With her hands occupied, the only thing she could think to do was a head-butt, which was the worst decision she ever made. It only gave her a bloody nose and possibly another concussion. Donnie was able to escape as Jen jumped back in pain. Soon Jen, May, and Daisy were chasing Donnie from different directions but Donnie was fast. For someone who chose books over athletics, the boy was quick and agile. He escaped to the top of the deck, locking the large door that would hold the three women back. He froze the lock and hinges. Donnie started to freeze the ship to kill them, and at a rate too fast for Jen to stop it. They arrived at the door.

“I got this,” Jennifer insisted, and melted the ice to open the door. She tackled Donnie, sending them both overboard.  Jen watched as Donnie’s body cracked through the ice and into the freezing water. “Help,” she croaked. “Help!” she shrieked. May and Daisy ran to the edge and spotted Jen, hanging off the side, her belt caught on something. They pulled Jen up to safety.

Stay tuned for chapter 2…

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Adresses.ma: 1er Annuaire professionnels au Maroc

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L’annuaire de adresses.ma, l’annuaire des professionnels du Maroc, répertoriés plus de 100.000 entreprises et boutiques marocaines géolocalisées et sélectionnées selon divers critères d’activité, d’avis ou notoriété. Chaque mois plus de 150.000 visiteurs venant du monde entier utilisent nos plate-formes pour la recherche des bons plans, nouveautés, produits, services, devis, et fournisseurs. Annuaire: Adresses.ma: est le meilleur moyen pour découvrir les meilleurs commerces locaux de sa ville: Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Essaouira, Agadir, Ifrane, Fès, Meknès, Ouarzazate, Nador ou Tanger et sur tout le maroc d’une façon efficace. les multiples fonctions incluent les dernières nouveautés et bons plans avec tous les outils pour découvrir de nouveaux endroits avec évaluation. 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Guide de voyage Maroc: Conseils pour économiser de l'argent

Voyager au Maroc ne coûte pas cher. C’est relativement bon marché! Là où les voyageurs se trompent, ils mangent des repas occidentaux, des plats raffinés et séjournent dans des riads coûteux. Si vous évitez de le faire, vous pouvez économiser beaucoup d'argent. Voici des conseils pour économiser de l'argent au Maroc:

Manger dans les stands de rue - C’est extrêmement facile de bien manger au Maroc. Alors que les repas au restaurant ne coûtent en général que 30 MAD (3 USD), la nourriture de rue est encore moins chère. Pour seulement quelques dollars, vous pourrez vous régaler de délicieux brochettes, saucisses, épis de maïs grillés au four, poulet rôti chaud et d'énormes sandwiches, parmi bien d'autres options savoureuses. Tenez-vous en aux marchés locaux de la médina et vous dépenserez très peu d’argent en nourriture.

Négociez le tarif de votre taxi - Assurez-vous de négocier un prix avant de monter dans le taxi. Les prix ne sont pas fixés et vous devrez négocier durement.

Évitez les faux guides - Les faux guides (ou faux guides) s'attarderont dans les médinas et vous proposeront des services de visites. Soyez énergique en disant non et continuez à vous éloigner. Ils sont persistants mais finiront par abandonner si vous continuez à marcher!

Méfiez-vous des voleurs - les vols mineurs, principalement des portefeuilles, des montres et des appareils photo, sont répandus dans les médinas bondées du pays, alors restez vigilants et gardez vos objets de valeur à l'abri des regards. Ne partez avec rien qui soit trop précieux pour être remplacé!

Évitez de boire - Même si la consommation de boissons est mal vue dans le pays, vous pouvez toujours trouver de nombreux endroits pour boire. Ils sont trop chers (car l’alcool n’est pas courant ici) et les boissons ne sont pas très bonnes. Évitez de boire pendant votre visite, économisez de l'argent et alignez-vous plus près des normes locales.

Couchsurf - Rien de moins cher que de dormir gratuitement et Couchsurfing vous met en contact avec les locaux qui ne vous donneront pas seulement un logement gratuit, ainsi que votre guide local. Il existe une très petite communauté de Couchsurfing dans les grandes villes. Vous ne trouverez pas beaucoup d’hôtes, mais si vous cherchez assez longtemps à l’avance, vous pourriez trouver quelqu'un.

Où se loger au Maroc

Vous cherchez un endroit pour vous reposer au Maroc? Voici quelques-uns de mes endroits préférés où séjourner au Maroc pour votre prochaine visite:

Auberge Riad Marrakech Rouge (Marrakech)

Auberge de Jeunesse Waka Waka (Marrakech)

Riad Verus (Fès)

Funky Fès (Fès)

Aline Hostel (Chefchaouen)

Le Chill Art (Essaouira)

Atlantic Hostel (Essaouira)

Baytalice (Tanger)

L'auberge Melting Pot (Tanger)

Comment se déplacer au Maroc

Transports en commun - Les transports en commun peuvent être aléatoires au Maroc. Les grandes villes, comme Marrakech et Casablanca, disposent d'un service de bus public - mais les bus sont incroyablement vieux et surpeuplés, et les itinéraires sont difficiles à déterminer.

Au lieu de cela, la plupart des gens utilisent des petits taxis pour se déplacer en ville. Ce sont de petits véhicules pouvant accueillir jusqu'à trois personnes et qui sont répandus dans tout le pays. Ils sont très bon marché, bien qu’il puisse y avoir un supplément après 20 heures. Pour vous assurer d'obtenir un tarif équitable, négociez votre prix dès le départ.

Des taxis avec compteur sont également disponibles dans les grandes villes comme Marrakech. Les tarifs commencent à environ 7 MAD (0,75 USD), puis ils facturent 7 MAD (0,75 USD) par kilomètre.

Uber est disponible à Casablanca.

Grands taxis - Les grands taxis sont des taxis partagés pouvant transporter jusqu'à six passagers et utilisés pour parcourir de plus longues distances entre les villes voisines. Ils ne partiront pas tant que le taxi n’est pas plein, mais les temps d’attente ne sont généralement pas si pénibles. Vous pouvez en localiser un près de n’importe quelle station de taxi ou de gare routière / ferroviaire. Si vous avez beaucoup de bagages, vous pourriez être surtaxé. Vous voudrez organiser votre billet à l’avance.

Bus - Les bus interurbains sont un moyen peu coûteux et efficace de se déplacer au Maroc, en particulier par rapport à d'autres moyens de transport. Les quatre opérateurs les plus populaires sont:

Supratours

CTM

SATAS (régional)

Ghazala (régional)

CTM et Supratours sont les plus fiables, et ils ont des bus confortables avec climatisation. Vous pouvez réserver vos billets en ligne ou simplement vous présenter à la gare routière. Les sites Web ne sont pas très fiables ni efficaces à utiliser. Un trajet en bus de 4 heures de Marrakech à Casablanca coûte environ 90 MAD (9 USD), tandis qu'un trajet de 6 heures et demie de Marrakech à Tanger coûte 110 MAD (12 USD). Casablanca à Fès est également à 90 MAD (9 USD).

Train - Le réseau ferroviaire national marocain est exploité par l’ONCF et dessert certaines des principales villes du pays telles que Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Meknès et Fès. Les trains sont confortables et sont généralement à l'heure, mais des perturbations surviennent parfois. Un train à grande vitesse relie désormais Casablanca à Fès. Vous pouvez consulter les horaires et les prix sur ONCF.

Un billet de train coûte environ 30 MAD (3 USD) par heure de voyage en 2e classe, ou 45 MAD (5 USD) par heure en 1re classe. Un train de Marrakech à Casablanca vous coûtera environ 110 MAD (12 USD), tandis que Marrakech à Rabat démarre à environ 140 MAD (15 USD). Casablanca à Fès est à partir de 92 MAD (10 USD). Le trajet de Fès à Marrakech prend 7,5 heures et coûte 160 MAD (17 USD).

Si vous envisagez de passer beaucoup de temps dans les trains, un laissez-passer ferroviaire ONCF peut vous faire économiser de l’argent. Il est disponible pour 7, 15 ou 30 jours de voyage, avec des réductions pour les enfants et les voyageurs de moins de 26 ans.

Voler - Royal Air Maroc est la principale compagnie aérienne nationale et ses ventes sont parfois bonnes. Zagora, Errachidia et Essaouira sont également desservies. Une heure de vol entre Marrakech et Casablanca commencera vers 520 MAD (55 USD), tandis que Marrakech vers Essaouira est proposée à partir de 850 MAD (90 USD).

Location de voiture - La location de voiture n’est généralement pas recommandée au Maroc. Les conducteurs sont agressifs et les taux d'accidents sont élevés! Mais si vous voulez sortir des sentiers battus, c’est un bon chemin à parcourir. Vous pouvez trouver des locations à partir de 240 MAD (25 USD) par jour (parfois moins cher). trouvez des conseils pour votre prochain voyage: billet avion dakar maroc

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The Best Midelt Trip Plan

Midelt is a small town located in the central Moroccan Atlas Mountains. The town is a gateway to the Todra Gorge and the Sahara Desert. Midelt is a popular base for trekkers and climbers, as well as those who want to explore the Sahara Desert. The town has a population of around 10,000 people and is located at an altitude of 1,700 metres. The climate in Midelt is pleasant in the summer, with temperatures reaching up to 30 degrees Celsius. However, in winter the temperatures can drop below freezing. There are a few accommodation options in Midelt, ranging from simple guesthouses to more upmarket hotels. There are also a few restaurants and cafes in town. The best way to get to Midelt is by bus or car. The journey from Marrakech takes around 5 hours. There are also flights to Midelt from Casablanca, but these are often delayed or cancelled due to bad weather. Read the full article

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Traveling to Morocco

Traveling to Morocco means experiencing the enchanting Berber culture. This North African country has a long history and borders the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Marrakesh has a medieval medina and souks where you can shop for ceramics, leather, and pottery. You can also visit the Kasbah of the Udayas, a 12th century royal fort. The medina is home to live shows and entertainment in Djemaa el-Fna square.

Moroccans have three linguistic regions. In Western Sahara, the population of Berbers speaks Tamazight, an Afroasiatic language. The country has a unified government and military. The king, exercises the executive power. The Constitution of Morocco provides for an independent judiciary and a parliamentary constitutional monarchy. The royal government and parliament share the power of legislation and rule. The Moroccan constitution enshrines the rights of the people.

The main road network in Morocco is in good condition. There are paved roads, but you can still find dirt roads. Nevertheless, it's advisable to take a taxi when traveling. Although Moroccans are notorious for their love for cars, the main roads are not always safe. If you're driving a large vehicle, you should avoid crowded areas. The road network is generally in good condition. The national bus company CTM is the only other national airline.

The Moroccan government aims to promote economic development by improving the quality of life. It has been very successful in freeing its people from poverty by introducing free trade agreements with China and Tunisia. It has also forged new commercial ties with Egypt and China. The European Union free trade agreement is set to take effect in 2010. Its free trade agreements with the United States and the European Union have opened up 98 percent of its market to Moroccan goods.

In addition to its friendly and welcoming people, Moroccans are noted for being extremely generous and accommodating. If you are interested in meeting some of the Berber people, you should be prepared to accept their hospitality. You can also take a taxi or charter a flight to Agadir. In fact, you can reach the capital city from Casablanca. And don't forget to check with the local authorities about the price of gas and food. Most hotels in Morocco are located near airports.

The government of Morocco has tried to promote free trade with neighboring countries. Tourism is one of its key industries. However, the country's climate is similar to that of many other countries. The Moroccan economy is largely based on tourism and agriculture. It also has a diverse range of climatic conditions. The most notable difference between Morocco and other countries is the proximity to the Mediterranean Sea. This proximity is a boon to the country's economy.

In the early years of the Arab and Muslim civilization, Morocco had a number of notable writers. Several of the world's most famous authors have been born in the country. Moreover, Morocco is a popular tourist destination, attracting a wide range of travelers. For example, the city of Casablanca celebrates 50 years of independence this year. It has a rich culture, a strong economy, and a unique cultural tradition. Click over here Moroccan Currency

Aside from tourism, Moroccans also enjoy tea. Its rich culture and cuisine make it a popular travel destination. There are many different types of tea in the country. The most famous variety is atai, which is green tea mixed with mint leaves. It is served all day long. The country's two main cities are Rabat and Casablanca. The capital city of Fes is the largest in the world, but it also shares its borders with Algeria and Spain.

The country's diverse landscapes and terrain have long been home to many civilizations. The Atlas Mountains are home to the nomadic Berber tribes. Its abundant wildlife makes it an ideal place to travel with children and experience the Berber culture. While visiting Morocco, make sure to bring plenty of water and drink lots of water. In Morocco, tapwater can cause indigestion and can be contaminated by bacteria. For this reason, Moroccans have to drink bottled water.

The southeast of the country has a dry climate. The country has long hot summers and a dry winter. Due to the rain shadow effect of the Atlas range, the southeasternmost part of the country is desert. The Rif mountains are the country's backbone and are covered in snow. The Sahara Desert is the largest in Africa and it is home to some of the world's largest lakes and rivers. Throughout the entire region, you will find rich natural resources.

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Okay, I'm garbage and have been putting this off for ages. I finished binging That 70's Show like a month ago and have been building this post for just as long.

I started this post at the beginning of season 6. Read it as such. I'll let you know when the part I wrote at season 6 ends and where I pick it back up in the present. If that makes sense.

I'm starting at season 6 mostly because I'm pretty sure the shark is going to be jumped at some point soon. Just like MASH, which lasted longer than the Korean war, 70's stretches 2 years of high school into 5 seasons. Plus another 3 for some reason.

And that's my first point. New rule: if your TV show appreciates in time and the events in the show don't line up with that, you've fucked up. I just watched 5 seasons of the kids in high school. You're telling me this shit goes on for another 75 fucking episodes?

Look, MASH I can give a pass to because they don't mark specific points in the war to give the watcher any time reference. MASH gives no dates - it's feasible that a 5-year war could span 10+ seasons, if we guess that each season is 6 months long. (That's not how it really works, but you get the point).

70's STARTS THE SHOW at the end of grade 11, and we know this. To a rational person, that means "One season of grade 11, 2 for grade 12, maybe another for summers." Then. They. Graduate. And. Leave.

But that's... not happening. For ANY of the main characters. They just decided to extend a show about high schoolers into their *supposed* college years. Which I wouldn't even have minded much - if ANY of them ACTUALLY WENT TO COLLEGE.

If they hadn't made things so cut-and-dry regarding timeframes, They could've kept being 12th graders for 10 seasons for all I care. But they CHOSE to follow defined timespans. And I think that's what's got me feeling that season 5 might've been the last "good season".

So everything you've read, I wrote before I finished the show. And, well, turns out I was right. This is also from before I finished the show (with a few things I’ve thrown in now):

There's a lot to disect from 70s, but there's one I want to focus on: Red Forman.

Why? Well, these characters are static and uninteresting: Donna, Fes* and Bob. They're pretty useless in terms of character development. These ones have simple character arcs: Hyde, Eric and Kitty. They change and grow, but in pretty predictible ways. In terms of change, Jackie obviously takes the cake, with Kelso at a close second.

*It is actually spelled Fes, because that's not his name. It's an acronym for Foreign Exchange Student.

But there's only one character that never seems to change or grow at all: Red. I said "seems" because he does change and grow, but it's instantaneous and doesn’t come for a looooong time.

It takes place immediately after returning from fishing, after Eric tells him he and Donna are engaged. He reaches a very sound, strong position: he made Eric run the gauntlet on everything he shit his way, but Eric never gave up. So he gives Eric the blessing to marry Donna. (There's another very pivotal change in his character, but that's later.)

I would've called that a nice wrap-up to the series.

But then they had to give him a damn heart attack to keep all the kids here. Why? Fuck if I know. (Jackie's still in high school and Hyde has a job he likes at home, but there is literally no reason for any of these other kids to still be here.)

The stupid heart-attack got Eric to push back college. I was fine with that. Then the whole Casablanca shit with Donna not getting on the bus, well, it kinda pissed me off (like, girl, don't let a fuckin weak ass ferret man determine your future) but it was a pretty sweet, moving moment. Another one that would've been great to end the show on.

But they didn't. So now we have Kelso, future cop; Fes, unemployed illegal immigrant with ZERO CHARACTER TRAITS THAT PEOPLE CARE ABOUT; and Eric “Dog Food” Forman.

Anyway, back to Red. It was that one heartwarming moment when he came back from fishing that made me realize that, while this is obviously fiction, Red is the epitome of a psychologically abusive parent. And THAT'S when I realized that literally not one of the characters HASN'T gone through significant trauma. Red's a vet; Kitty's an alcoholic who lost her father; Eric has an abusive father and alcoholic mother; Donna has a mentally retarded ball of pubic hair as a father and her mother ran out; Hyde's parents split; Jackie's dad's in jail and mom fucked off. I refuse to talk about Fes anymore cuz he's just the stupidest, most irritating "character" on the show, Randy notwithstanding. "He's brown! And has a funny accent! Hahaha" - nobody, ever.

It's when I realized that we NEVER see ANY of Kelso's home life did I realize that he was likely the sanest of the group. And, like him outscoring both Hyde and Eric on the SATs, that's very, very sad.

Back to Red. We know he became traumatized and hardened by serving in two wars. We know he's treated Eric like garbage his entire life... yet Eric is pretty well-adjusted. And that is where, 5000 words in, we get to my point: abuse is played for laughs and it's fine because Eric has a snappy comeback to Red most of the time.

Eric Foreman's a sarcastic wit with great comedic timing. So that, according to the show, cancels out of all the times Red's told Eric he was stupid and degraded him in front of his friends.

Of course, conflict has to come from somewhere, and one's parents is that major source for most teens. But to an extent.

"Red's a hardass," as the kids say regularly. But no, being a hardass is refusing a kid candy till he finishes his broccoli. Not telling him he's worthless over and over and over for 17 years

And I don't care what anyone says: that amount of abuse over a child's life does not a snappy, well-adjusted Eric Forman make.

It makes me. A crumbling, shattered, fragmented person with no sense of self-worth or accomplishment.

And now, we’re caught up. Back in the present, having finished the show.

My point ended up being made.

If the show had ended at season 5 with Donna missing her bus, we would've missed a lot.

Look, I still firmly believe the show itself would've been better if it had ended earlier, but my complaints about the effect of Red's abuse of Eric would've gone unanswered.

I spent the next 3 seasons mildly annoyed that they existed - first, Eric doesn't go to college. Then neither does Donna. Why are they still around? Why do we still care? The whole point of the show was to show us high schoolers graduating and going off to college. To me, it felt like how it would feel if MASH continued after the war ended.

I was absolutely irrate when Eric announced the theme of season 7 would be "I'm taking a year off to eat and watch TV and sleep!" There was a great scene that's often seen on tumblr in gif form: at breakfast, Red asks Eric what he's going to do about: moving out, Donna, his job, and his future. He replies "I 'unno" to each question. Red tells him to have a plan by the end of the day if he wants to eat. And I said "Finally, some good fucking Red Forman." Then, at the end of the day, Eric announces: "Donna? Hanging out. Job? Quit. Future? None. When am I moving out? Make. Me."

To which I said, "THAT'S WHAT YOU DID LAST SEASON BITCH!" Only apparently I was wrong; Eric Forman could and did become even more useless than before.

But at least it gets us to my absolute favorite point in the entire series. Season 7, episode 9, 18 minutes in. (Thanks to Reddit for helping me locate this scene). Red is bitching at Eric for not knowing what to do with his life. Let's go straight to the transcript (with side jokes edited out):

E: Did it ever occur to you guys that I don't know what I'm doing? I'm scared, okay? Look. My whole life, I've been trying to please other people. So I feel like I don't know who I am. Or know what I want to do with my life. I just don't want to wake up in five years and hate my life.

R: That's unavoidable.

E: Okay, I just need more time to think.

R: You know what I got for my 18th birthday? A draft notice and a Malaria vaccine. I never had time to *think.*

E: Yeah, but Dad, don't you think it would've been helpful if you did?

Then the camera zooms in on Red, and no laugh track, no jokes, he thinks for a good 20 seconds. Then he says, "Okay. I'll give you six months."

It's my favourite scene. Even more than the one we get after fishing or the one before leaving for Africa. Because unlike those few heartfelt scenes, this one relies on Red. Being. Wrong. And admitting it.

There's a reason Eric's spent his whole life trying to please others: Red. There's a reason Eric doesn't know who he is: Red.

Throughout the entire series, Red's been a Conservative Republican veteran who, as Kitty puts it, "Thinks the only way to become a man is to DIE." Just 500 words ago, I called him abusive. And, let's be real, he is.

But I also had an abusive father. That's why I picked this direction for this post to go. I saw Scott in Red Forman. But they are NOT the same.

Red Forman will admit to being wrong. And that makes up for a whole goddamn lot. Going through abuse is not something I'd wish on my worst enemy. But if they did and their abuser ADMITTED HE WAS WRONG, that is NOT nothing to the abused. If my dad had admitted he was a dick, my life would be a LOT different.

And Eric is the epitome of that feeling. His eyes light up when Red says he'll give him six months. Because Red knows he's done Eric wrong. He knows he owes him at least this much. At various points throughout the series it's been pointed out that Eric is who he is because of Red. It was inevitable that Red, too, would eventually reach this conclusion.

Anyway. That's that.

I do want to talk about other things than Eric and Red Forman, so let's play all the hits: fuck Jackie and Fes, fuck Randy with a chainsaw, the moment the show jumped the shark was when Eric bailed on the wedding, fuck Randy with a hot curling iron, Fes is the most annoying and useless character on the show, LOVED the episode where they finally Green Out™ and Kelso calls the White House, and FUCK RANDY WITH A CEREMONIAL JAPANESE KATANA.

Look. I can't in good conscience indulge in a 70's review without talking Randy.

But I hate him so much I don't want to waste energy on him so let's get this over with: useless, Gary Stu, want to put his hair through a blender, fuck him for being in the cirle in the theme song.

Okay, but let's play one last one: Tommy Chong.

I was curious as to why he was absent for 3 seasons so I Googled it. Dude was in prison for selling bongs. He said, upon getting out and returning to the show, "I thought they would've made that a part of the show!" I think that says it all about Leo and why he's my favorite character, with Hyde as a close second. But FUCK Danny Masterson and FUCK Scientology. Look it up.

Well, to finish off, an interesting tidbit: at the end of the theme song, it is Hyde who shouts "Hello Wisconsin!". The entire time, for 200 episodes, I would've sworn on my life that it was Kelso.

Stay Greater.

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Travelling can often be a stressful experience, especially when navigating unfamiliar territories. However, transferring from Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport to Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, can be straightforward and stress-free with the right information. Today, we’ll guide you through a smooth journey from Casablanca airport to Rabat in a taxi, covering key details to ensure a comfortable transfer.

Arrival at Mohammed V International Airport Upon arriving at Mohammed V International Airport, you’ll find yourself in Morocco's busiest aviation hub, serving millions of passengers annually. The airport is well-equipped with modern facilities to cater to the needs of travellers, including currency exchange offices, ATMs, and a range of dining and shopping options. Once you’ve cleared customs and collected your luggage, you’ll be ready to arrange your transportation to Rabat.

Finding a Taxi Finding a taxi at Casablanca Airport is relatively easy. After exiting the baggage claim area, follow the signs to the official taxi stands located just outside the terminal. Here, you'll find a fleet of taxis which are designed for longer distances. These taxis are typically larger vehicles, such as SUVs, Van or mini bus, ensuring a comfortable ride for you and your luggage.

Negotiating the Fare Unlike many Western countries where taxis operate on meters, taxis in Morocco often require fare negotiation before the journey begins. The typical fare for a taxi from Casablanca Airport to Rabat ranges from 600 to 800 Moroccan Dirhams (MAD), depending on the time of day and your negotiation skills. It’s advisable to agree on the fare beforehand to avoid any misunderstandings upon arrival at your destination. Additionally, you may find that taxi drivers prefer to be paid in cash, so ensure you have sufficient local currency on hand.

The Journey to Rabat The drive from Casablanca Airport to Rabat typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic conditions. The journey covers approximately 130 kilometres and offers a glimpse of Morocco’s diverse landscapes, from bustling urban areas to serene countryside. The highway connecting Casablanca to Rabat is generally well-maintained, providing a smooth and scenic ride.

Tips for a Comfortable Transfer

To ensure a hassle-free transfer, consider the following tips:

Confirm the Fare: Before departing, double-check and confirm the agreed fare with the driver.

Know Your Destination: Have the address of your destination in Rabat written down or readily accessible.

Travel Essentials: Keep your travel documents, some water, and snacks handy for the journey.

Language: While many taxi drivers speak basic English or French, knowing a few phrases in Arabic can be helpful.

Arriving in Rabat Upon arriving in Rabat, you’ll be greeted by a city rich in history and culture. From the stunning Royal Palace to the bustling medina, Rabat offers a range of attractions and experiences for every traveller.

Your taxi driver will be able to drop you off directly at your accommodation, ensuring you start your Rabat adventure with ease.

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Aïn Tizgha Biosphere is not only an ecotourism project, it is also of interest to the scientific community as it allows for studying different contained green environments with settable variables, temperature, atmosphere composition, humidity and so forth

This Biosphere project also produces a sizeable quantity of fruits, vegetables, and crops around the year, which as we can see is organized in different parcels around the project itself

The need to be proactive, for this project that holds a high educational value for the youth, with a fleet of 10 buses that make it easy for schools to organize visits to Biosphere through the Biosphere’s website

These buses can then pick students and teachers up from their schools and transport them to the Biosphere for an educational day and back, Wednesday and Fridays

This transport service comes at no costs for the schools, and fulfills the educational role of this project, also these buses can otherwise be used to transport guests from the neighboring cities of Casablanca and Rabat

As a paying option with a Biosphere visit ticket, sold online, every Tuesdays and Thursdays at centrally located pick up places

What we just did with these buses is make sure that our project stays busy which is important

Aside from the Biosphere visit, there should be restaurants and coffee places, even why not, well actually its a great plus, an IMAX theater for the projection of documentaries and movies about nature and its diverse ecosystems

The way we have set up the visits by bus allows us to propose stays from Friday to Monday included, with less visitors, and converting the bus fleet again for the transport of these staying guests from Friday morning to Monday evening

Should we sit and wait for staying guests at the Ecolodges, to the contrary because it is situated in the middle between Casablanca and Rabat we should seek corporate sponsored stays with corporations and institutions from both Casablanca and Rabat

The Biosphere itself is quite a sight, and inside it should be a wide variety of tropical trees and plants, it is a worthwhile experience that can be enhanced by the design of these Ecolodges, which when you put all these elements together guest should be happy with their stay and with doing something different

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Six exotic must-see attractions in Morocco

Destination Morocco. The Northern Africa country borders the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean in the north and in the west respectively. It’s just miles away from Spain (in Europe). The country has mixed cultures of  Arabic and  French, influenced by colonization and migration back in the day. Kati has traveled to Morocco with her grandmother when she was younger.  For me, the movie Casablanca always enticed me to go. Though the movie was actually filmed in California with the outdoor filming at the Van Nuys Airport (yes, I went there too), the story itself is based in Morocco.  We love Morocco for its strong traditional ties to the Arabic way of life, alive with bustling medieval cities and grandiose landscapes. The pristine beaches and vibrant waters offer luxury in the simplest form, coupled with diving and snorkeling sea activities. The streets of Marrakech are lively with Moroccan historical monuments, souks, luring you with bright saffron and gold colors; spicy aromatic herbs and spices, and snake charmers. Imagine snake charmers in the streets! Yikes! We love Africa.  When we talk about Africa, most people picture lions and elephants.  This a different version of Africa. An Arabic peaceful atmosphere, a beautiful blend of cultures, and an amazing experience at the serene Canary Islands.  You’re going to love every bit of your stay in Morocco.   So what’s so special in this desert-ish country? Flanked by the Canary Islands on the northern-west corner, Morocco is a land full of endless contrasts with a stunning outstretched coastline on one side and a touch of the Sahara desert on the other side. The country is exemplified for its breathtaking sceneries, an abundance of different cultures, tasty food, and hospitable people. Not to forget, Morocco plays homage to the Majestic Atlas Mountains, with Toubkal being the highest peak in North Africa.  

How to get to Morocco

Interestingly, the country is positioned on the north-west edge of the African continent, which is just a short flight away from Spain and the surrounding countries in Europe. For less than $ 100, budget airlines such as Ryanair fly to Morocco, making it super easy to include Morocco into any European travel itinerary. Other cities such as Casablanca and Marrakech also have international airports with reputable airlines flying in and out every day.  

Unique Tourist Attractions in Morocco

- The Canary Islands Canary Islands boarders  a significant part of the  Spanish territory, but they are considered as part of  Morocco in Africa. Fuerteventura Island is just a few hundred kilometers from the northern coast of Morocco; it is so close that its beaches are made of Sahara desert sand. The Islands have long been popular with sun-seekers from Britain and Northern Europe. So it is not a surprise that English is a common language in most of the Islands.

Fuerteventura Island

The best spots to tour  in the Canary Island

Tenerife Mount Teide is a popular attraction in the Canaries. This world heritage site is borders the Moroccan national park right in the heart of the island. Mount Teide is enclosed by a beautiful, celestial landscape that keeps changing in texture and tone very often, that hikers sometimes have a feeling they are walking in a sea of clouds. Icod de Los Vinos, a little town in Tenerife, has its fair share of artistic and symbolic value, such as the famous Dragon Tree that is rumored to be over a thousand years old. Not far from the Dragon tree lies  San Marcos Church, Where you will get symbolic statues and images of St Mark the Evangelist and other paintings. Things to Do in Tenerife - Beautiful Beaches, de Gran Canaria The southern coast of Gran Canaria is an almost endless succession of stunning golden sandy beaches. Touring visitors  can choose where to go from the six major beaches between Puerto de Mogan  and Playa de San Agustin located in the extreme east and west sides of the Island. Maspalomas, the largest beach, is considered the Island's most preferred popular beach. It is a serene and secluded beach you’ll have such a swell time on this beach. Las Palmas Las Palmas is another popular holiday spot in the Canary Islands. Not only is it the biggest city in the Canaries, but it also has a wide range of world-class attractions. Las Palmas beaches include; the Playa Las Canteras, which has a broad sandy shoreline and calm waters, influenced by surrounding volcanic reefs that form a natural barrier. Another important site to note is the La Catedral(Cathedral), in which locals here think that it is the most stunning and important religious building on the island, if not the Canary Islands. Cueva de los Verdes, Lanzarote This is one of the nicest Canary Islands when it comes to weather. The majority of its beaches have black sand because of their volcanic origin. However, you will find one or two golden sandy beaches in some areas. Conquering the seven-kilometer volcanic tube that stretches from La Coruna all the way to the sea is one of the most excruciating activities that one can do. In addition to that, Lanzarote has some scenic volcanic landscape, such as the Timanfaya National Park. Things to Do in Lanzarote: Volcanoes Route Dolphin watching tour Cesar Manrique artistic tour Visiting the Maspalomas dunes Palma   Life on La Palma is vibrant and colorful Island. Nature lovers can explore the never-ending mountain trails or take long lazy walks on the vast scenic fields. At night the sky above is clear, making it one of the best places to see the Milky Way. Things to Do in La Palma: Hiking along some of the best mountain trails in the Canary Islands   

Other Unique Places To Visit in Morocco

  - Marrakech – Buzzing City With a Great Medina Positioned at the bottom of the "Atlas Mountains," Marrakech, sometimes known as the Red City, is a vibrant and colorful city with a large medina. Marrakesh's bustling and colorful vibe pretty much sums up Morocco as a major tourism attraction for many tourists. To get to the city, you will have to pass through the Djemma El-Fna Square, where snake charmers, local musicians, and shop vendors tend to compete for your attention amid a lively, noisy and vibrant bustle that captures the passionate soul of Morocco. For shoppers, this town is famous for being a frenzied center for good bargain deals. For history lovers, the numerous monuments and museums are some of the must-do sightseeing activities in the region. Staying in the typical traditional Moroccan Riad is also a must when in Marrakech, with plenty of choices available for all budgets. How to get there: - The place is well linked to the rest of the world and receives a large number of airlines to Marrakesh Menara Airport. Things to Do in Marrakech: Enjoy a relaxing dinner in Djemma el Fna. Uncover unbinding History at the Saadian Tombs. Attend the Marrakech Popular Arts Festival. Go shopping at the souks. Visit the Dar Si Said Museum.

A market in Marrakech Meknes – The 9th Century Medina Despite of its old age and architecture, Meknes is one of the best places to visit in morocco. This 9th- century Medina town is located in the northern part of Morocco. The city’s setting is fairly relaxed compared to Marrakech and Rabat, so it's an excellent choice if you are looking for a laid back experience. The Meknes Royal Palace and other ancient sites are a perfect stop if you want to learn about the Moroccan lifestyle. While you are still in Meknes, don't forget to check out one of its charming attractions, "The Roman ruins." This attraction is very popular with tourists, especially those looking for an exotic Arabic experience. How to get there:- You can choose to hire a taxi or board a local train to take you to Meknes city. Things to Do in Meknes: Do a field trip to the hilltop town of Moulay Idriss. Take photos of the beautiful Bab Mansour Gate. Visit Dar Jamai Museum and learn about Morocco's history.   - Chefchaouen – Painted feel  Positioned in the center of the Rif Mountains, the city is commonly referred to as the Blue City It is a tiny beautiful town located in the  expansive countryside. Among all the cities in Morocco to visit, this one is widely popular for solo travelers who like to explore exotic places. You’ll love the city's famous white and blue painted buildings stretched on narrow hilly towns, projecting a beautiful artistic architecture. The people here are super friendly, so you are sure to enjoy delightful hospitality in Chefchaouen. Don't forget to try out the quiet and secluded Ras el Maa, one of the most secret and fascinating places in the town. How to get there: - To get here, you will take a flight from Marrakech to either Fez, Tangier Tetouan, or Casablanca. From there, you can use a taxi to get you to the main CTM bus station for a prebooked bus to Chefchaouen. Things to Do in Chefchaouen: Go swimming and hiking in the countryside. Take a shower in the enthralling Ras El Maa waterfalls. Enjoy your evening amidst the historical structural Outa el Hammam square. See the grand mosque   - Sahara Desert – Glance Sunset Over Dunes The Sahara desert is a must stop when you are in Morocco, from enjoying the stunning sunset over the canyons to staring at the sky, which is full of bright stars. Every experience in the Sahara desert is enthralling and unforgettable. How to get there: - the most common route is from Marrakech to Merzouga by public means. You can either choose to take a bus or hire a cab. Things to Do in the Desert: Try desert safaris or camel caravans. Socialize with the locals Go for a camel ride. -

The Sahara Fez – The old Historical City Fez, one of Morocco's most exciting cultural destinations. This old city holds  some of the most authentic historical attractions. One exciting site to visit is Fes El-Bali – an old walled town with beautifully designed back alleys where you can easily get lost. You can also decide to have a look at the famous leather tanneries, that is if you can handle the smell. Another historical attraction is the elegant walkways of Ville Nouvelle, where the French built beautiful palm-lined avenues and stunning fountains along the streets. How to get there: - Fez-Saiss Airport is the closest airport to Fez. If you're going by rail, take the train to Fès-Ville Train Station. Things to Do in Fez: Experience tasty cuisines in the various local hotels Admire beautiful architecture   - Tangier –Moroccan City with a European style Of all the European-looking Moroccan towns, Tangier is the most scenic tourist destination in the country. This intriguing city played a significant role in developing Morocco's literary history in the 20th-century and is also responsible for shaping the economic front as we know it today. It is the enchanting history that draws tourists from all over. In fact, Tangier has inspired some notable works such as Naked Lunch by William Burroughs. Apart from the historical buzz, you will also come across some western bars and bohemian cafés to hang out and relax. How to get there: - The most popular and preferred way to get to Tangier is by ferry. It takes about 30 minutes. Things to do: See the Tangier historical caves. Dine at the romantic cafés Learn about the rich history  

Other things to do in Morocco

Learn how to prepare Moroccan Cuisine -  Moroccan Cuisine is popular all over the world for its aromatic Spices and creative cooking methods. Steam in a Traditional Hammam – the Hamman is considered a rite of passage in Morocco. Back then, when private bathrooms did not exist, the hammams were social places where people would come to bathe and snorkel. In conclusion We hope you’re enticed you enough to visit this enchanting country with a fantastic array of places to visit coupled with a cosmopolitan environment in an African setting. Going to the canaries during the holiday season is a great idea because of the great weather and plenty of activities to do. You can choose to stay in the bustling cities (mostly filled with visiting tourists) or the laid back, secluded Islands.

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