🇲🇦Morocco Travel Diary VOL.2

#Overseas Travel Strategy

Morocco, a country you want to visit at least once
The world's largest desert, the Sahara Desert, is 25 times the size of Japan and occupies one third of the African continent
On this trip, we visited Merzouga, located in the Sahara Desert

This is a record of the 8 days from leaving Japan to returning home

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Travel Itinerary

🔸Day 4

8:00 Start sightseeing in Fez
8:20 Visit Art D'ARGILE, a mosaic tile manufacturing and sales store
9:30 Visit the old town of Fez
10:15 Visit the Tannery (leather tannery district)
11:40 Lunch
13:00 Travel by bus to Erfoud 🚌 approx. 415km
22:30 Arrive at hotel
🔸Day 5
6:00 Travel by 4WD to Merzouga 🚗 approx. 60km
7:00 Arrive in Merzouga, Sahara Desert
8:13 Watch the sunrise
8:30 Travel by 4WD to Erfoud 🚗 approx. 60km
9:30 Arrive at hotel
10:30 Travel by bus to Ouarzazate 🚌 approx. 350km
13:40 Take a break at Todra Gorge
15:00 Lunch
19:00 Arrived at the hotel

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🔹Every day, we had to travel long distances by bus.
Especially when we went over the Atlas Mountains, the road was very winding and there were many steps, so it was quite bumpy.
If you are not used to traveling by car, we recommend that you bring motion sickness medicine.

🔹The temperature difference between morning and evening in Morocco is very large. It is recommended to wear layers of clothes that allow you to adjust your temperature.

🔹When riding a camel in the Sahara Desert in winter, it is a good idea to prepare winter clothing, gloves, a hat, and disposable hand warmers.

🔹The sand in the Sarahah Desert is very fine, so it will definitely get into your shoes.
We recommend wearing shoes that you can throw away.

⚠️There are a lot of people walking around the narrow alleys in the old town.
Be careful of pickpockets.

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