maacka

Posted by: maacka

14th Jun 2011 09:16pm

Hi was wondering if anyone has travelled to morocco? I am going in September and would like to chat with someone who has been there

Wynwood

16th Jun 2011 12:22am

When in Spain a couple of years ago I did a day trip over to Morocco. It is very different and you need to learn about all the local customs etc. as think they did not seem too keen on Western people only to try and get money off them. Even the children followed us everywhere and tugged at our sleeves all the time to try and get us to give them money. Bartering is most important and you have to be really hard at this otherwise you will be ripped off. They were building dozens of new hotels and think they are trying to compete with the Costa del Sol to try and get tourists there. The Casbah was very interesting but a bit scarey down the little narrow streets and one could easily get lost in there. A guide is probably a good idea until you find your way around. Good luck.

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