Sáhara Occidental, sección de la boda marroquí del muro, Lago Tizi goulmima kabylie, instalación fotógrafo de bodas maghribie comienza sahara de perforación de petróleo, Túnez Jebel Quebar, marroquí henna boda real, un Bolas de sémola amondes y semillas de sésamo tostadas, el matrimonio Ifni Marruecos, boda marroquí
went travelling in Morocco
I am a 20-year-old tall blond American girl and thinking about going on a study abroad program to Morocco next fall. I will be staying in a home stay for the first 8 weeks and am in a program with about 30 other students, but would it be safe for me to travel there? especially given the current situation in North Africa. Any suggestions for precautions I should take if I choose to travel there?
Has Morocco changed since the beginning of all the unrest in North Africa? Has it become more dangerous in any way?
My sister and I are going to Marrakech in October for 1 week, staying in a riad. We are in our early 60s so don't expect any hassle experienced by younger females! I went travelling in Morocco in 1969 with a group of "flower children" and we had a wonderful time. Has anyone any tips for mature ladies with poor French language skills, staying in marrakech, without their unadventurous husbands? Which tours would be suitable (we are a bit arthritic) and what's the best way of organising them? I'm hoping to add to my belly dance outfits - any suggestions much appreciated.
johnk5159 - I'm expecting great things from you!
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