Marrocos 2012 day 5 de Maio: Etapa Tanger – Fez
Today we had only 335 kilometers but took quite few hours, almost 7 hours total. Was a nice winding road trough some nice mountains.

We left the hotel, late, and headed to a small town named Chefchaouen where we could sightseeing and take pictures. The blue color on the houses is from the early judge population that use the leave here. Also you can find pot (maconha, cannabis) a lot. Actually, this is the major area that produce it in Marrocos.












The dry cleaners.


Did not rain today. That was a good break. My gloves were almost dry by the time I arrived at the hotel.
We had one of the many drops in a place that we stop for orange juice.

How to to ride the bike.

this couple below just stop their car, remove the chairs and sat there. Was cute.


We arrived at Fez at day light and could see this beautiful city in a mini tour around the city walls.
It’s a large city, with about one million inhabitants that was funded back in 808 d.C. and holds the most ancient university in the world that still working: University of Karueein, funded in 859 d.C.


Our hotel was a riad (one of the many we will stay) and was gorgeous from inside.

The dinner was served and was great food.


Today we had only 335 kilometers but took quite few hours, almost 7 hours total. Was a nice winding road trough some nice mountains.

We left the hotel, late, and headed to a small town named Chefchaouen where we could sightseeing and take pictures. The blue color on the houses is from the early judge population that use the leave here. Also you can find pot (maconha, cannabis) a lot. Actually, this is the major area that produce it in Marrocos.












The dry cleaners.


Did not rain today. That was a good break. My gloves were almost dry by the time I arrived at the hotel.
We had one of the many drops in a place that we stop for orange juice.

How to to ride the bike.

this couple below just stop their car, remove the chairs and sat there. Was cute.


We arrived at Fez at day light and could see this beautiful city in a mini tour around the city walls.
It’s a large city, with about one million inhabitants that was funded back in 808 d.C. and holds the most ancient university in the world that still working: University of Karueein, funded in 859 d.C.


Our hotel was a riad (one of the many we will stay) and was gorgeous from inside.

The dinner was served and was great food.














































































































































































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