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Female Focus Moroccan Experience
Experience the sights, sounds and smells of Marrakech as only a local can do, with your personal guide Abdul Denaili. His wife Ivy Denaili will be organising your trip where you will experience sights that a regular tourist simply won’t know about, such as visiting the best souks markets and being shown where the goods are hand made by the locals.
You will step back in time at one of the tanneries where silks are dyed. You will be taken to visit the ancient palaces
and museums, and much more! You will stay in a traditional Moroccan house which is called a Riad, a tranquil and comfortable place to stay amidst the bustling city!
Marrakech is a magical and very special place for Ivy and Abdul. They want to make it the same for you too! Marrakech is the best known and visited of Morocco’s historic cities.
It stands on plains, which not far away, give way to the foothills of the high Atlas Mountains.
It is divided into an old walled medina with pink plastered walls and a labyrinth of narrow alleys, and the new town which was built during the French occupation, having many new bars and restaurants.
Marrakech is a very safe place to be and very intoxicating with its mopeds, mules and Mercedes darting around the city, with impromptu gatherings of singers and musicians.
If you’d like to experience the REAL Marrakech call for more information; 633 261 053 or 965 05 82 82, Email;
artisanamaroc58@yahoo.co.uk or visit their website
www.Moroccanexperience.com
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