Here is the Dlive that I made on the train from Fes to Marrakech and my first day in the hostel in Marrakech.
It took 9 hours from Fes to marrakech. I bought the first class ticket and it’s really cheap and it was very comfortable.
I had always thought Morocco had desert climate before I went to Morocco, and after when I was finally in Morocco, I saw a lot of green land in North and East Morocco.
On March, it’s always raining in most place of Morocco, it was such heavy rain from fez to marrakech whole the way.
这是我从菲斯到马拉喀什的火车上，和我第二天在民宿里录到Dlive。从菲斯到马拉喀什大概有几个小时，第一等座很舒服，而且还很便宜。我在去摩洛哥一直以为摩洛哥都是干旱的气候环境，没想到摩洛哥北部东部都是一片绿油油的大地。三月的摩洛哥多雨，从菲斯到马拉喀什一路都是大雨。
My video is at DLive
i love marrakech oooh
me too:-)
amazing one dear, hope you areee having a wonderful time in our country.
I did have an amazing time! Unfortunately I'm back in cold Europe now...
看著你的短片超想去耶～
哈哈哈哈 快去
I used that same train! a shame it was so cloudy! hope you enjoyed it, Fes is really nice
Yes the ride was very good. I bought a 1st class ticket and it was super nice..!
North Africa (Well, Africa in general...) Has always been on my list of places to go but I haven't made it there yet. Hope you are having fun!
Yes, I have to say since I spent 3 months in South and East Africa, i became a really big fan of Africa in general! A huge and super divers continent with a lot still to see and explore!!
I've had a few friends head south from Kenya to South Africa and only said good things. I also had a friend who volunteered in Tanzania at an orphanage for a few months and raved about the country and the people.
I'm not a diver myself, but I can imagine the clear blue seas would be an excellent place to explore, plus it's not massively touristy so it would be pretty much untouched, especially compared to the more well known diving places like in Thailand and Australia