Before visiting Seville I had no idea we were going to find an AMAZING cathedral, the adorable little restaurants and bars, the GORGEOUS Plaza de Espana, the pretty river walk and the Alcazar. Seville’s walkability, friendly people and beautiful landscaping made for a fantastic visit.
Malaga, while still a bigger city with a decent amount of tourists has maintained its culture and not been overrun with big hotel chains and restaurants.
All through the historic area of town there are Piazza’s filled with people, restaurants, bars, concerts, and art exhibits. It was easy to walk through the whole historic area, as well as the sites that surround the city, perfection.
Travel tips for your Morocco vacation. How to navigate the world of medinas, deserts, souks and markets.
The city of Chefchaouen, the blue city, was supposed to be the highlight of our trip. I had dreamed of wandering the streets of this …
Our drive to Fez was just as beautiful as our other drives. Instead of desert and stone mountains we experienced mountains covered in evergreens, valleys full of sheep and shepherds, and towns which looked like Swiss villages.
As I sat in the back of our drivers car, staring out at the flat desert landscape, listening to Arabic music through the car speakers …
Our next stop was to be in Ait Ouaddar and the Todra Gorge. What an amazing experience! The topography of Morocco is absolutely incredible.
I dreamed of walking around in the medina’s, sitting in café’s watching the people and shopping in the souks. The Morocco I found was much different than what I had imagined.
I am not sure if there are many places as special as Ubud. Not only is it beautiful, unique, surrounded by holy places, beautiful mountains, waterfalls and artisans, it is slow, comfortable, and embracing. The spirituality of the people who inhabit this gorgeous island, enhance every thing. There is nothing that isn’t gorgeous, or respected.