Tangier, Morocco

Sweet

While taking a walk in Tangier, we found paradise in a little candy stand in the marketplace on De la Plage Street. We each bought a little bag of sweetness for the rest of the day.

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 As we entered a little store, the colours and the smells of different spices overwhelmed us. The owner made us taste his products blended in different kinds of dishes. Ginger, white pepper, coriander, turmeric, allspice and cinnamon, that's the Moroccan spice mixture, and by far the most traditional combination typical of the country. It was like having the whole land of Morocco in your mouth! We enjoyed discovering unknown exotic spices, as well as rediscovering the ones we were familiar with in a new way.

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Cliff Jumping

This activity seems really popular in Morocco. Since Marrakech, we kept seeing locals jumping inside oases whenever the weather was nearly torrid. We were unsure whether we should try it at first, but since we are leaving the country very soon, it was then or never. The experience was thrilling!

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Last Night in Morocco

This is where we spent our last nights in Morocco. We can't believe we have to move on... Morocco is definitely a destination to rediscover. Farewell!

http://www.hostels.com/hostels/tangier/the-medina-hostel-tangier/100090?dateFrom=2016-04-23&dateTo=2016-04-25&guestCount=3&p=1&o=price#orderBy=price&propertyAnchor=p100090

Visited on April 23rd to April 24th 2017