I woke up this morning and left Darren sleeping and went out. I walked around past a few travel agent kind of shops and went into one where the guy spoke English and asked about my options for getting to Valencia that day. There were a few options, but the easiest one was fully booked, so he recommended I find the train station. I got directions then headed down that way. I passed the bus station first so thought I'd go check that out first. They had a bus, but i...

After a very uncomfortable 11ish hour train trip we finally arrived in Tanger. We got our things together and headed through the station and got into a taxi to go to the port. I thought it was closer than it was, but apparently it's 45 minutes from there, so we drove through the hills and countryside for half an hour or so (a very uncomfortable drive, neither of us were feeling too fresh by the time we got there!) then bought our tickets and waited for the ferry....

When we woke up this morning, Darren wasn't feeling the best. Something in the food maybe? But we had to check out so we packed up and went to meet the guys downstairs. We checked out and put our baggage in the store room then went over to the train station to buy some tickets and try find something to help Darren. We found some throat lozenges, and went to buy some tickets but the sleeping compartments for the night train were all sold out! We went back to the h...

We woke up today and had some leftover pizza for breakfast before meeting the boys and Ibrahim downstairs. We hired a van which was out the front to take us to the medina, then paid and went into the Palace Bahia. We got a tour through the gardens and rooms of the palace and got to see some awesome architecture from a loooong time ago! After the palace we walked back out past the orange trees, out the gates and across the road to the herbologists. In there, a lad...

We woke up today and met Keith, Lindsay and Ibrahim at breakfast, then went out the front to where there was a van waiting for us. We got in and left Marrakech. Our first stop was at a Berber market. Berbers are the original occupants of Morocco, who live in the mountains usually still in their villages and tribes. We walked through the market, and got a delicious fresh squeezed orange juice. Although we were a bit wary of the hygiene of the glasses they were ser...