My Morocco Travel

My Morocco Travel Travel the Morocco we love. Let us take you there. May 7-22
This is a family and friend tour. We will travel the rugged coastline and mighty desert.

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October 1-11 : Dance & Travel with Amel Tafsout. This is a rare and intimate opportunity to study with Amel while traveling the exotic landscapes of Morocco. October 15-29 2017: Taste of Morocco
This caravan will encourage you to feast on local cuisine, indulge at the colorful markets and explore ancient ruins. You will sip tea with Mohamed's family and visit his fathe

rs farm. Cooking classes included. Organize a private tour. Organize a group and we will host you! mail: [email protected]

Me and Llama – The Camel’s Adorable Cousin.
12/04/2024

Me and Llama – The Camel’s Adorable Cousin.

Rabat medina. Art is everywhere.
12/03/2024

Rabat medina. Art is everywhere.

A cafe not to miss in Tangiers.A place where people still read newspapers. Gran Cafe De Paris in Tangiers is listed as o...
09/20/2024

A cafe not to miss in Tangiers.
A place where people still read newspapers.
Gran Cafe De Paris in Tangiers is listed as one of the top 50 cafes in the world.
This cafe is famed for its beatnik history. Paul bowles and other well known writers and poets enjoyed sipping coffee or tea while watching Moroccan passerby citizens inspire their stories.

Breakfast in Tamazight.
09/17/2024

Breakfast in Tamazight.

We couldn’t resist sharing this beautiful post.Thank you for trusting us to explore Morocco with you. It was magical👏 M...
07/04/2024

We couldn’t resist sharing this beautiful post.
Thank you for trusting us to explore Morocco with you. It was magical👏

Morocco was so magical! exploring the coast & discovering some family history has truly been such a special experience ❣️

thank you for navigating us through this adventure ✨

📍Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Essaouira, Marrakech

On June 16 Morocco celebrates Eid Al-Adha, literally the celebration of Sacrifice, is a highly revered and celebrated ho...
06/14/2024

On June 16 Morocco celebrates Eid Al-Adha, literally the celebration of Sacrifice, is a highly revered and celebrated holiday in Muslim countries. It honors the prophet Abraham’s devotion and willingness to sacrifice his son for Allah. This special occasion is marked by the slaughtering of a ram, symbolizing Abraham’s sacrifice, and the distribution of its meat to family, friends, and those in need. Like any other Eid, Moroccans dress up for the occasion and visit family and friends. However, this year, the soaring prices of sheep in the market have made it difficult for many Moroccans, particularly the poor, to afford this traditional practice. The cost of a ram is between $300 and $2000! Despite these challenges, the spirit of Eid Al-Adha remains strong, serving as a reminder of the importance of sacrifice, generosity, and unity in the Moroccan community.

-Adha

05/25/2024

Travel the Morocco we love!

04/03/2024

If you ever want to visit Mohamed and I this is where we stay a portion of the time. The hustle and bustle is real! The city is alive. It has a beautiful cross culture offering adventure for everyone!
# crossculture

03/27/2024

Made in Morocco
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All you need is love. Happy ❤️Day❣️
02/14/2024

All you need is love. Happy ❤️Day❣️

Happy Amazigh New Year!🇲🇦Amazigh New Year 2974 holds immense significance in the lives of Moroccans, as it marks a histo...
01/14/2024

Happy Amazigh New Year!🇲🇦
Amazigh New Year 2974 holds immense significance in the lives of Moroccans, as it marks a historic milestone in the recognition and celebration of Amazigh culture and heritage. For the first time in history, Morocco officially acknowledged this event as a national holiday, symbolizing the government’s acknowledgement and appreciation of the rich Amazigh history that has shaped the populations of North Africa, known for their distinct language, art, music, and customs. This recognition not only validates their cultural identity but also promotes unity and inclusiveness, fostering a sense of pride and belonging among Moroccans of Amazigh descent. It is a moment of celebration and reflection, a time to honor and preserve the Amazigh traditions for future generations, strengthening the country’s cultural diversity and identity.

Wishing a happy birthday to this beautiful music man! Happy birthday Mohamed Aoualou!
01/10/2024

Wishing a happy birthday to this beautiful music man! Happy birthday Mohamed Aoualou!

Moroccans have always welcomed and often embraced the traditions and celebrations of other cultures. They built temples...
12/24/2023

Moroccans have always welcomed and often embraced the traditions and celebrations of other cultures.
They built temples for Phoenician and Roman gods and goddesses. They welcomed the Jewish fate and celebrated Hebrew holidays. Moroccans also practiced Christianity in the first centuries of our Era.
Although the majority of Moroccans are Muslim nowadays, Christmas is acknowledged and respected.
Whether you are exploring the bustling streets of Marrakech or attending a Christmas service in Casablanca or Rabat, the holiday season in Morocco is a magical time that brings people together, regardless of their religious and cultural background.


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Misty and Mohamed Aoualou are MyMorocco tours, guiding one-of-a kind cultural trips to Morocco for the last 10 years. Book a tour with us to explore the culture, cuisine, nightlife, music, arts, and natural environment of this beautiful country.

To travel in Arabic is Safar. Safar literally means to reveal. Traveling with Mohamed and Misty, Morocco will reveal itself to you in the deepest ways possible.