Sean wrote:
Some of the small "hotels" in the one horse towns put on Berber tents and throw a bit of food and entertainment in. After a few days out in the wilderness cooked meal, a few beers and some dancing girls were most welcome!
but chicken necks on couscous got a bit boring after the umpteenth time, camel was delicious and so was the minced goat and chip sandwiches(cold) they provided for lunch.
the north, cassablanca etc are all very industrial and to be honest very mediterranian and were of no intrest. The ports round Ceuta were just down right scary.
Sean
I can agree on Cassablanca and Ceuta ( the last one isn't Morocco)
The campsites where you can rent a berber tent to stay in, could be a relaxing place to spend a night while washing and visiting cities.
I am loooking at a lot of different campsites. Just had to be sure that we could agree on using them and a couple of hotel now and then.
Earlier I never visited Hotels or comersial campsites, but I am no longer that religius on the issue.
