OUR FIRST HAMMAM EXPERIENCE BACK IN MOROCCO: Have you ever had a Moroccan hammam?

[@Trance18]

``Beseha`` for your Hammam as we say in Darija , actually it is custom in Morocco to go to the Hammam every Thursday, in order to prepare for Friday or Jumu`ah ,which as you know is the most important day of the week in Islam , so most people take regular showers during the week but most go to the Hammam on Thursday and also before special occasions like EL Aid , Ramadan and so on ... and guys don`t forget to check the East it`s a bit different than northern Morocco , Oujda which is the capital , Saidia beach/Marina , Rass EL ma or Ras Kebdana, Nador , Figuig the desert part of the East , Tafoughalt and Zegzel all are great places to visit .

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you we will be heading that way 😊

[@drissdehry2425]

Great explanation but Oujda city is not the capital !

[@Trance18]

@drissdehry2425 I was talking about the East , we say "Oujda, the capital of the East" as a nickname , I am from there a Si Driss hh

[@drissdehry2425]

The beauty is in the eyes of beholders . You are an amazing , lovely family . Everything looks beautiful in your eyes . Criticism does not have a place in your mind . Great parents & well mannered sweet daughters . May Allah bless you 💖

[@hassanbenabdelali6287]

To answer your question, Hammam, was originally called Moorish Baths by the Spaniards when the Moors where in Andalusia between 711AD to 1492AD. The Ottomans copied the baths and made their own version (which is excellent as well) called Turkish Baths. Traditionally Moroccans go to the Hammam about once a week, most people I guess go there once every 10 days or so. It is indeed an experience that exists in no other culture (except Turks) and the exfoliation is great.

[@Southbeach84]

I'm a Moroccan in USA. I miss Hmmam so much .that's the best way to clean yourself. You feel so fresh with a baby skin .

[@hassanbenabdelali6287]

I know Boston has one run by moroccans, elsewhere you should look for Turkish bath...

[@zakariaarnami5337]

Hamam is a very old tradition of marocco…enjoy best family

[@YazBoston]

Beautiful MOROCCO ❤ An amazing place to be .

[@gavinsteiner3759]

It sure is 😊

[@redouaneabouhafs7297]

I appreciate how you highlighted the importance of the hammam in Moroccan culture and showcased the local experience. It's evident that you have a deep respect for the traditions of the places you visit. Bravo!

[@wilsonkorisawa7026]

Just like a bakery, every single neighborhood in every town has a local Hammam. An ancient Arab poet called the Hammam "the deaf doctor"...Your adventures and easy going spirit make your videos very enjoyable. Best regards from Finland~

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you 🙏 we enjoy making videos in Morocco 😊

[@gavinsteiner3759]

We love showing the best of a country 😊

[@AkaAka-wc6or]

Hamam is not arabic traditionnel hamam is moroccana amazigh north african tradition because real arabs in midle east they don't have traditionnel hammams

[@mgppl4329]

​@@AkaAka-wc6or these arabised weirdos makes everything arab😂

[@maalmimohamed5279]

Moroccan HAMMAM is our traditional SPA.

[@gavinsteiner3759]

We loved it.

[@yassineb6563]

That wasn't bath salt. That's a paste made with leftover crushed olives after extracting the oil. It's called Moroccan black soap or simply Saboun Beldi (traditional soap).

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ahh! Ok we need to learn the name 😊

[@yassineb6563]

@@AwaywiththeSteiners You should apply that soap in the beginning and stay in the hottest room for a while, then once you rince the soap off, you can start the scrubbing, the soap takes the excess oil off the skin so the surface becomes rough enough to be scrubbed and dead skin will be removed more efficiently. Also, what we moroccans do is, when we're done and we're just cooling off in the changing room we refresh ourselves with some oranges (preferably navel oranges if available). Don't be shy, ask people around you so that you do things the right way and enjoy it even more. Also, avoid coming out of the hammam with exposed wet hair. You might get sick. And avoid drinking any cold liquid untill you get back to your regular body temperature. Feel free to ask when in doubt. Cheers to the Steiner family.

[@rinada2051]

​@@yassineb6563well said👍

[@azraellucifer5589]

You guys are amazing !! Enjoy your stay in the kingdom !! we happy to have you here ... for the hammam it's commonly a weekly activity lol once a week . cheers guys

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you so much!! And haha I think after our first one here we are addicted to hammam in Morocco! :)

[@somasomalayosui7721]

شنو الدارجة هاذي اسمها العربية لا دارجة لا شي بالعربية كنقولو بالصحة محسسينا الدارجة لغة اخرة من غير العربية

[@azraellucifer5589]

@@somasomalayosui7721 m3amen dawya ? rak ghalta f l'address lol darija machi 3arabia ila bghiti t3rfi darija kter men nas dialha amazighia w fiha spanish w french dkchi 3lach makyfahmonach la3reb mzian.

[@somasomalayosui7721]

@@azraellucifer5589 الدارجة ما عندها علاقة بالأمازيغية كنا حنا اللي معاكم فهمناكم احنا كنفهموا المصري واللبناني والخليجي والعراقي وما كنفهموش الريفية اولا الشلحة خاصنا ترجمة بالعربية واسمن اسباني كليمات بزاف لالعربية ما كيفهموش العراقية لانها صعيبة اليمنية الاماراتية عمانية اللهجة د البدو داليعودية مستحيل حد من العرب يفهمها أنا دبا كتبتلك وهذرتك معاك بالمغربية فاين الاسبانية وفاين الأمازيغية في كلامي زايدا اللهجات العربية كاملة فيها كلمات من الدول اللي استعمرتهم ياما إنكلترا فرنسا او تركيا فيها كلمات من السكان اللي قبل العرب مثلا مصر كلمات فرعونية بالمصرية القديمة العراق كلمات عندهم آشورية فارسية كردية سوريا ولبنان وفلسطين عندهم كلمات فرنسية سريانية أرمينية وتركية بلهجاتهم أما علي الفهم من كتكتب لهجتنا كيفهومها والدليل اغاني مغربية كثيرة ناجحة عرب خليجيين كثار كيهدرو المغربي وكيفهموها كائنة لهجات عربية كثيرة صعبة للفهم هذا لا يعني انها ماشي عربية

[@azraellucifer5589]

@@somasomalayosui7721 khti ila nti katl3bi f dawri el khliji o katftakhri bihom so9ek hadak . ama nti bach tfahmi lobnan w khalij rah men aflam w men logha 3arabia li mafroda 3lik f madrasa kans7ek t9lbi 3la ktab dial ( tathir lisan chamal ifriqia) li khrjoh f 60's bach ista3mrona b logha dialhom !! hint ila chdina jdatk par example rah makatfhemch hta el akhbar dial 20h o makatfhemch la lobnan la khalij ach kaygolo ! nti katfhmi normal mahtarfa 3andhom o katfrji aflamhom o aghani dialhom o 9riti 3arbia bzez menk f mdrasa . hint katchofo natija dial daba o katnsaw tarikh o kifach aslan hta nti li aslk amazighi makathdrich biha awla 3lach walidik mahdroch biha .. hna fin el far9 bini o bink ! et hna machi 3reb et scientifiquement preuvé hadchi bla matghtiw chams bel ghorbal ! kif golt lék ila nti mahtarfa 3andhom lah isahel lik matradich blad kamla 3arbia .. o la ana la nas li kan3rf nhar derna Test ADN tle3 lina 0% arab . kans7ak diri le teste hta nti o kans7ak ta9fi rasek chwia au lieu bach tb9ay thadri fel khawi

[@aliidris6380]

This family deserves a free tour of Morocco by the country's tourist board for the special adverts I noticed in each video that I have watched.

[@الهام-غ4ث]

هي مابقات سياحة

[@drissdehry2425]

هؤلاء ليسوا سواح . هذا عمل بالنسبة لهم حجه و زيارة . الم ترى عدد المشاركات و عدد الفيديوهات عالى جدا . يوتيوبرs محترفين .

[@الهام-غ4ث]

@@drissdehry2425 ونزيدك جايبين كارافان وماكلة معاهم مايخلصو اوطيل مايخلصو اكل وخطرات ياكل داكشي الرخيص ويقتاصدو هانت وفرو فلوس اوطيل وكراء سيارة واكل شكون فحالهم كون الواحد يدير داكشي عندهم مايعجبهمش الحال

[@soumayaabaragh7820]

What a great young man Harry seems to be, well manered and well spoken, a true testament to a great education he got from his parents, protect him at all costs! Love from Morocco

[@kerriehamilton6519]

It's the 1st thing I go to when I arrive in Morocco and weekly when I'm there ...Have been to one in almost every town and city I have visited whilst there and always get one in the morning I leave homeward bound ....an absolute must ....Taroudant was one of my favorites....Local are the best always have a message....and always surprised at the spaghetti skin...wonderful...Enjoy your trip you guys Morocco is such a wonderful country with amazing people

[@gavinsteiner3759]

We will definitely be doing the same 😊

[@med8895]

You open your body pores, it's like breathing after a long suffocation.

[@DisDutch]

You guys are too cute and am loving this happy colourful environment you are! Miss Morocco!

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you 🙏 we love Morocco 😊

[@han_ane9763]

You don't know how much I love you guys beautiful family masha'Allah welcome back to Morocco ❤️

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you so much 😊 we love being here.

[@vision1632]

God bless you and your beautiful family :) For me, the best Hammam experiences were in Meknes and Fez. Enjoy your stay in Morocco.

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you we will be heading that way 😊

[@fztheamazighiya1047]

For Meknes is more than just a hammam is a ritual 😂😂

[@adamlasry5225]

Great videos. Welcome back to Morocco 🇲🇦 the truly magical kingdom…❤

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you so much 😊

[@AliBaba-sx4im]

nice familly i,m a morrocan following your chanel from london ..amazing...

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Awesome! Thank you! 🇬🇧 👋 🇲🇦

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you for your support 😊

[@lilaalaoui5058]

For me best ones are in Meknes. They do have there a big hamam and you can choose to be with people or to pick up the side with small room as for one person/room, more then there is a hairdresser where the reception is. So everything included 😊

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Wow that sounds amazing! We haven’t been to Meknes yet so we will have to check it out.

[@rachidmoutawakk1834]

The Steiner again. You're amazing. Keep enjoying

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! We so enjoy Morocco 😍

[@nakhliliabdl4745]

بصحتكم الحمام ومرحبا بالوجوه النيرة والأسرة الجميلة والحمام يستعمل أسبوعيا لإعادة النشاط عند نهاية الأسبوع السبت

[@wildflower828]

Bessaha , just an advice for the next time ,make shure the kids cover their head bc they make get a cold bc of the change of temperature from hot inside the hamame and cold ❄️ outside it

[@abdulsaki9701]

After hamam you have to keep yourself in warm place if not you get sick.

[@omarch2315]

the most nice family ❤️ god bless you 🙏🏼

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you 🙏

[@sakb6987]

Just after hammam you must cover yourselves and your head and drink a warm tea and sleep at house otherwise you will get sick or get a migraine

[@jolijolier7225]

12:30 my favourite hammam in oujda city : benkashoor Its hot water is natural with the smell of sulfur, a magical thing.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ooo I will look that up! I am sure the Sulfur is good for hammam 😎

[@animal-story]

Hello, it is not bath salt that you bought, it is traditional Moroccan soap and natural beldi soap, it is used for the body and face it eliminates sebum and lifts dead skin to eliminate them easily with the glove, I wish you a good stay in Morocco 😊

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ahh! That makes more sense. It is very good!

[@Ikram-i5y]

Sa fait plaisir d'entendre des touristes bien veillant parler de mon pays. Le Hamman sait génial en ressort tout léger avec une peau douce Tres bon séjour au Maroc

[@Hicham-Shield]

7:21 it's not salt it's local ancient soap ! Very effective to get off any skin residue or dirt of your body

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you 🙏

[@abdellahlabrouzi2627]

بصحتكم الحمام المغربي❤

[@simomo9494]

Love this beautiful family, welcome to Morocco

[@saidagoddard236]

Hi, I"m from Casablanca, the Hammams there are lovely because you have the traditional ones which are very affordable, then the middle range one (price wise) is nicer and there is one that is very expensive one that includes your private cubicle, sauna and massage. When you finish you are offereda glass of morrocan tea as a complementary. In Morocco we say bessaha which means we wish you good health. Enjoy your stay in my beloved country and if you ever pass by London UK you are most welcomed in my house. ❤

[@sbaizak489]

I truly miss the real Moroccan hamam it ll take all ur dirt and black skin and make u feel so fresh it s so good if u can do it once a month,, it s the real therapy too, Enjoy ur rest in Morocco mate

[@gavinsteiner3759]

We will definitely be going again. 😊

[@lekbirtalhaouy9582]

Hi guys welcome back to morocco don't forget to stop by mohammedia city have a many hamman traditions with a special person just for skin scrape cost 5 dollars per person good luck have a fun

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ooo we haven’t been to the hammam in Mohammedia. We will have to try it there too! 😊

[@astroboy8531]

I hope you enjoyed the hammam ❤❤❤

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Very much so! We will be back in Asilah 😊

[@detectifprive5194]

The very old morroccan traditional hammam exit in ( fes.. marrakech..rabat...casablanca...tetouan...essaouirra..el jadida...oujda...meknes) in north of morrocco the hamams very modern and touristic

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Oh yes we also really enjoyed Hammam Mouassine in Marrakech. I think it is the oldest? One of the oldest?

[@detectifprive5194]

@@AwaywiththeSteiners you have a great hamam of casablanca in hassan 2 mosque very very beautyful

[@Al.Andalusi-Hm]

Beautiful family i hope you enjoyed 🇲🇦❤️

[@gavinsteiner3759]

😊

[@tahatahar2713]

Thank you for your vedio Morocco it’s the best country to visit 🇲🇦👍

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

It really is! We love it 😍

[@seeder110]

This is so lovely, I've been smiling the whole time. I hope you get whatever you desire in life.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks so much!

[@AkaAka-wc6or]

Goood traditionnel hamman you should expérience in the old city like fez lot of traditionnel the water there is naturaly hot not heated by wood thats the diffirence go to fez you will enjoy

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Yes we enjoyed the human in Fez last year, we’ll be back this year.

[@Hamza-rc1my]

I recommend the new local hamam it is more expensive 50dh but it remains very local and very clean, you can find one in Mohammedia or Casablanca

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ooo we haven’t tried the hammam in either Mohammedia or Casablanca. We will have to check it out 👍

[@Hamza-rc1my]

maps.app.goo.gl/cMpsQht3puJPGeM88 welcome this is the location.

[@khalidfrikis4036]

Bonne tahmima la famille fantastique. A la fin du hamamélis en dit bessaha. Bassaha à vous tous

[@adibjr654]

Nice experience, glad that you enjoyed it guys 😂 🇲🇦

[@imadimad4744]

Welcome ❤❤❤

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! Excited for Morocco tonight!

[@heavenresident7907]

🇲🇦⚽️​@@AwaywiththeSteiners

[@ibranise]

Hello, good health, beautiful Moroccan bath. Please can you tell me about the second family. Where are they now? Thank you very much

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Which family is that?

[@ibranise]

@@gavinsteiner3759 Well, they were with you in the city of Sidi Ifni, two parents, a beautiful girl, and two beautiful children who looked like your children, practicing surfing. I was the one who was selling necklaces near the door of the fish market. You bought necklaces from us. Do you remember?

[@gavinsteiner3759]

@@ibranise ​​⁠oh awesome to hear from you! We will definitely come and see you again - we know exactly where you are 😊 great to hear from you! And I think the other family is in Sidi Ifni now.

[@alexander_adnan]

Besehha, ❤❤❤❤, much love to the Steiner’s family

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you! We just learnt this phrase but I will practice it. We hope to find a hammam in Ouzarzate and Zagora but not sure if they go in the desert to?

[@fenixinfinity8811]

Welcome to Morocco , beautiful family! The hammam experience is one of the best to live in Morocco but it has some tricks or steps to follow to enjoy it better, because they are not the same steps as a shower at home. In the Hammam of the neighborhood for men (the one I know) it costs 1 and 2 euros per person and you have to bring with you the "kis" the round comb "mechta" traditional soap "sabon beldi" normal soap and shampoo, you can buy them there. It usually has 3 rooms, one hotter than the other. You enter in swimsuit or underwear (you can not bathe totally naked as at home or as in European gyms). The first thing is to choose a place (better in the middle room which has an ideal temperature for my taste and if possible in a corner), clean well the 2 to 3 square meters that you are going to occupy or bring small chairs or plastic blanket to sit on. Then you have to fill the basins mixing hot and cold water (2 to 4 are lent at the entrance to the hammam and you have to pass them with water before using them or you can bring your own from home). They are left at the limits of the place where you are going to bathe as marking territory 😉. Now we start bathing, you put warm water all over your body and 1: you put the traditional soap (the brown paste) all over your body, you go to the hot room for about 10 to 15 minutes, this soap plus the heat help to peel off the dead skin and dirt from the body. 2: You go back to your place that you had prepared in the second room and surrounded by the basins and you wash very well the traditional soap before you start rubbing, there must be no soap left for the scrubber to work, otherwise it will slip! 3: start rubbing the whole body, especially on the face if the "kis" scrubber is hard because it can cause irritation (there are some scrubbers harder than others). The dead skin starts to come out in the form of dark paste/spaghetti, you rub well all over the body about 2 passes until no more dead skin comes out ( this point can be done alone if you have strength or you can pay a worker of the hammam " kessal or teyab " to rub you all over your body ( between 3 to 7 euros ) ) . 4: you shampoo and wash your hair 2 times and you put perfumed industrial soap and rub your whole body (very important to follow this order and not to start with shampoo and industrial soap because it will not leave the dead skin). 5: gather your things and go out to the living room and bring a basin filled with hot water, dry yourself with a towel and stay covered with it and sit with your feet inside the basin with hot water for 10 to 20 minutes (because being at a very high temperature the body needs time to release steam and cool down) if you go out and dry yourself and put your clothes directly, all your underwear will get wet by the steam released by the body, so you have to wait 15 minutes or so and dry well before putting clothes.

[@fenixinfinity8811]

If it is winter and cold, after the hammam a snail soup that is sold near the hammam is good (it is not for everyone's tastes because it has more than thirty plants and is a bit strong) If it's summer, the best thing for me after the hammam is a freshly made orange juice and you have to drink it gently little by little (because the body is still very hot inside). Bsseha!!🎉🤗

[@BĀĎŘĀŚFĮ]

WELCOME TO MOROCCO 🇲🇦

[@falahalmatar5060]

Morocco it seem as the Country in the Story of 1001 Nights 😍 Enjoy nice & safe trips 💐

[@marwanek]

Welcome back "Steiners" and hope you enjoyed your "Hammam" sessions 😊

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you we loved it. 😊

[@MH-hf2hh]

Welcome to Morocco and hello from USA exactly Indianapolis

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Hello in Indianapolis! 👋

[@akilrosa1991]

Very important. After the hammam you should cover your heads until you reach the normal temperature to avoid getting sick

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Good tip! Thank you 😊

[@fadwabaali3909]

Thank you for saying that it was all i was thinking about while seeing the vidéo, getting sick after this experience can be anoying

[@eddiezakaria8267]

happy new visit to morocco. all good 👍. cheers 🍻 from sydney australia 😊😊😊😊

[@aminebenmessaoud3185]

Lovely family, love you from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@swirlchannel9802]

اللهم احفظ المملكة المغربية 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@AzizMeksi]

You are welcome🎉🎉🎉

[@sanaaennaoui7283]

Hello ! Best family again to morocco hope everyone is good 👍👍👍

[@Ed.G]

Welcome Back so good seeing ur back to Morocco. You should move here!

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Yes we should 😊

[@elmadanimohammed3981]

It's a nice experience I imagine ...

[@minarima4983]

Quand on sort du hammam il faut mettre du capuchon pour ne pas rattrapper froid surtout au nord du Maroc ❤

[@grfg827]

Waw hey stainers How are you Évry membre in this famlly I Hope the lord will protect you.. Lesten to me I'm Omar lhyani I live in orika and I Hope you will visite one of best city called Ouarzazate.

[@قناةمنوعات-ذ9ل8ي]

Welcome to the city of Ksar El-Kebir, 80 kilometers away from Asilah...there are beautiful and cheap things in the city

[@MercedesBenz-cn6vy]

I Love you steiners

[@abdellahcharafi1823]

Bravo nice video thanks. Abdul from London

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks Abdul that’s very nice 😊

[@stiw100k4]

العين لي جات على تعليقي إن شاء الله ربي يفتحها عليك وين ماتمشي من قرأها يضع قلب ويتابعنا فضلاً 🥺❤

[@salahSalah-gv6xt]

بالصحة والراحة التحميمة

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks!

[@moroccanamericanman]

Bessaha l hammam Salam Marhba in my 🇲🇦 country 🤗💓💞🪻🌸💐🌹i m Mohammed a moroccan following your Chanel from NYC USA 🇺🇸 ♥️

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks Mohammed it’s great to have your support. Hello in USA! 🇺🇸 👋

[@ahmedhassane7851]

besseha o raha !!!!! hamams is good for healty !!!

[@Aymano2013]

Good experience and enjoyable moments with Hamam ... beautiful tradition and beautiful country ❤️

[@azraellucifer5589]

it's not body salt ! that's moroccan soap it's organic made from the waste of olives ! when they crash olives to get oil ! the leftovers are used to make that soap .

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ahhh! That makes more sense. It feels amazing!

[@abdo-mw2sc]

TNKQYQ❤

[@zakaria-_1154]

Welcome back and "bsha w raha"

[@AllyClelland]

Loved my haman in Fez. Was fun going to the.local one. Great leveller. Was well scrubbed.

[@easybusy4201]

im morrocan watching you from usa,

[@tangiermylove]

Hammam is essential to all Moroccans, scrubbing the dad skin thoroughly makes you feel very clean, there is modern Hammam where you only take scrubber and shampoo, the workers will wash you and you get a message too, it’s pricey than the traditional one, but it worth it I guess 😊

[@dijakhadija5711]

Hay beautiful family Good Day 💖🇲🇦👍🎉🌟

[@anagamomar1]

Welcome back to Morocco and next time try the best hammam at the hassan mosque in Casablanca

[@Benyoukai]

There's a hamam in oujda City very good one it call Ben kachour with swimming pool in aswell 👌

[@houcineamrir6702]

You guys are awesome, thanks for sharing with us, enjoy

[@errazkielmehdi7702]

Much love from Rabat and Agadir

[@gavinsteiner3759]

We will be calling through at some stage 😊

[@DeeJayOJTV]

Hello from Fes, bseha w raha hammam ❤ i usually take a milk tea or milked coffee after hammam to cool down in a optimized way 😂🎉

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you. And that sounds like a very nice way to finish a hammam 😊

[@marzoukyoussef8908]

Welcome to morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦hammam very nice

[@azzedinebourmaki1926]

Un bon hammam ca rajeunit de 6 mois Bon séjour au pays des merveilles 😋🦁🇲🇦🦁❤️

[@abdellatifasilah]

Thank you 🇲🇦 Beautiful country 🇲🇦

[@abdabdagd9666]

Bsaha hamam

[@hassanrfali]

Great video thank you from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you so much 😊 it’s great to be here.

[@dockerfrere]

The most beautiful feeling when you finish showering. How did your weight gain? Did you not feel that your body became light?

[@azzedinebourmaki1926]

Bien venue au Maroc ❤❤❤❤✌️🦁🇲🇦❤️

[@talk-maroc]

have a good time

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Shukran 😊

[@ramimohamed9508]

Hi , Enjoy yourself ❤❤❤. Bi assaha o arraha.

[@mohammedkharbouche7268]

I'm happy with happy family welcom in morroco 🇲🇦 ❤

[@jofox9272]

Cheers ❤🇲🇦👍

[@Selime04]

Bessaha ❤❤

[@manadila6825]

Welcome to Morocco Moroccan bath is very good relaxing

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

It really is! 😊

[@youssefelfahsi8159]

I am from Asilah, welcome anytime🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️

[@NenbAssyrianTravel]

Keep moving forward.. Go to Iraq, there are nice people

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Oh yes we look forward to visiting!

[@med8895]

Were you able to take off your skin .? Because i think you need a Moroccan to show you the custum on how to start with the last room than the 2th than the first to get refreshed.

[@chebhasni-rj9ut]

Welcome back home.guys ❤

[@elhassaneibnelhaddad6468]

best wishes from Italy 🇮🇹

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! Hello in Italy 🇮🇹