BikeAbout the Mediterranean: Morocco

BikeAbout-the Mediterranean was a nine-month, 11,000-kilometer circumnavigation of the Mediterranean Sea... by bicycle. The BikeAbout team visited Morocco from September 25, 1997 to October 11, 1997. To read about what happened, see any of the following trip dispatches:

September 26-27, 1997, Tangier, Morocco: Topics: tajine (food), mint tea, clothing, Phoenicians, money
September 28-29, 1997, Tetouan, Morocco: Topics: artisans, education, kasbah, Moors, history, djellabas, clothing
September 30, 1997, Chefchaouen, Morocco: Topics: couscous (food), Rif Mountains
October 1, 1997, Chefchaouen, Morocco: Topics: herira (food), Moroccan toilets, medina, daily life, architecture, kasbah, sharif
October 2, 1997, Ketama, Morocco: Topics: Mount Tidighin, Rif Mountains, water, women in society
October 3, 1997, Al Hoceima, Morocco: Topics: biegnets (food), border crossing, customs, environment, scenery, Muslim holy day
October 4, 1997, Al Hoceima, Morocco: Topics: Pigier Schools, education, economy, Internet access
October 5-6, 1997, Kaceta & Nador, Morocco: Topics: daily life, women in society
October 7, 1997, Nador, Morocco: Topics: tajine (food)
October 8, 1997, Melilla, Spain: Topics: border crossing, Phoenicians, HISTORY, language, environment
October 9, 1997, Saidia, Morocco: Topics: Madigh (Madarh) region, Beni-Snassen Mountains, Nador, environment, bicycle safety
October 10, 1997, Saidïa, Morocco: Topics: pastilla (food), Internet access, cultural exchange, Mediterranean Sea, daily life, taxis, wildlife
October 11, 1997, Melilla, Spain: Topics: tortilla con queso (food), Algeria, Melilla, border crossing

In addition to reading these dispatches, we encourage you to visit these resources:

BikeAbout Morocco Scrapbook: Photos and sounds gathered by the BikeAbout team; maps of Moroccan coast.
About Morocco: Basic facts about Morocco's government, economy, and people; links to other sources of information on the 'Net. Compiled by BikeAbout.


Itinerary/ Journal	Discussions	Resource Library	eDscape Projects	Scrapbook

Internet access and Web hosting while in Morocco were provided by AzureNet.