Morocco trip (A3 and A2)
This page has a comprehensive overview of Morocco's geography, and other interesting tabs on its economy etc.
Before we depart, it is worth learning some Arabic/Berber; even just a little goes down very well with the people you'll meet. This webpage has a very good list of pleasantries as well as geographical features; very useful for understanding place names and the landscapes you will visit.
The Medina in Marrakech is a World Heritage site, this link to the UNESCO website provides details of its inscription and the threats it faces.
The Toubkhal National Park website is in French, but viewing it though Google Translate you can learn about its history, wildlife and people. You need to click on the 'Presentation of the Park' tab on the left.
Morocco is situated within the Mediterranean Basin biodiversity hotspot. Read about the species and threats in the region under the 'About this Hotspot' tab.
*KBAs are sites that make significant contributions to the global persistence of biodiversity.
All the photos from the 2018 and 2014 trips are on our Flickr page.
The video of the 2014 trip is here too:
This page has a comprehensive overview of Morocco's geography, and other interesting tabs on its economy etc.
Before we depart, it is worth learning some Arabic/Berber; even just a little goes down very well with the people you'll meet. This webpage has a very good list of pleasantries as well as geographical features; very useful for understanding place names and the landscapes you will visit.
The Medina in Marrakech is a World Heritage site, this link to the UNESCO website provides details of its inscription and the threats it faces.
The Toubkhal National Park website is in French, but viewing it though Google Translate you can learn about its history, wildlife and people. You need to click on the 'Presentation of the Park' tab on the left.
Morocco is situated within the Mediterranean Basin biodiversity hotspot. Read about the species and threats in the region under the 'About this Hotspot' tab.
*KBAs are sites that make significant contributions to the global persistence of biodiversity.
All the photos from the 2018 and 2014 trips are on our Flickr page.
The video of the 2014 trip is here too:
