Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Morocco Fantasia

Moroccan folklore can be experienced by catching a Moroccan fantasia live show while you vacationing in Morocco.

Where in Morocco can I see a live fantasia show?

Marrakesh, Agadir (Shems Ayour), Rabat, Ben Mellal and Meknes.

Morocco Fantasia Festival is celebrated each year during the month of September, also known as “Tissa horse moussem”, mossem means festival in Arabic. The performers are usually of a Berber decent, and usually are well trained horsemen. Horsewomen start participating in some local mousems, where they perform along side of their country men. The event usually attracts local Berber traditional music and dance groups. Meknes is known nationally for its stables, Tissa horse moussem, Meknes traditional dance, and a long history association with fantasia that started around the 17th century.


Picture credit: flickr by pjwar

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Morocco Hot New Hotels


Code Nast Traveler published hot list hotels 2009. Two Marrakech hotels were part of the list of this year out of 140 top new hotels worldwide.

AnaYela, Marrakech: located inside the Medina, a restored 300 years old palace.

Dar JL, Marrakech: located 10 min from Medina and Gueliz.

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Morocco’s New Low-cost Airline


Air Arabia Maroc launched its operations in Morocco starting May 6, 2009 with the inaugural flight to Stansted Airport in London, United Kingdom followed by selected destinations across Europe and North Africa.

Click here for Morocco flight schedule and booking. According to Air Arabia website, Air Arabia Maroc will start operations to selected destinations in Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom, France and Italy.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Bizarre Foods: Moroccan Foods

Andrew Zimmern from the travel channel explores Moroccan mysterious and exotic dishes from Marrakesh to Ouarzazate.
Moroccan Mashoui: Roasted lamb




The exotic Moroccan breakfast: "Kalia" with eggs, Kalia is a salted lamb with fats.
The combination is prepared usually by local villagers who
do not have electricity to preserve meat for long time usually months.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Windsurfing Essaouira Morocco

Windsurfing in Essaouira area, the two major spots for surfing are:
Essaouira: Moulay bouzerktoune (1 to 5 meters waves depends on season, but waves are available all year long)
Essaouira: Sidi Kaouki  (1 to 4 meters waves depends on season, but waves are  available all year long)




Windsurfing schools are also available:

For more information about Essaouira check out our travel website.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Morocco Old Pictures





Morocco Old Pictures: love, mint tea, hookah and dance

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Morocco Cuisine Popularity !

Moroccan cuisine is gaining grounds in the United States and the world, according to this article published in NYtimes.com travel section
As the fascination with Moroccan cuisine has taken off — both in the United States and around the globe — epicures and chowhounds are flocking to the ancient ochre-hued city of Marrakesh. Foreign-led food tours are sprouting. Homegrown cooking classes are multiplying. And high-end restaurants run by European hotshots are opening alongside the city's nonpareil street food and old, home-style establishments.

Impress your friends by learning how to make Moroccan Couscous with vegetables by watching the video below.