SPAIN TO MOROCCO CROSSING WITH THE MOTORHOME | HOW TO CROSS | EP 44

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Our first how to in a long time. In this episode we take you through our process to cross the Mediterranean from Spain to Morocco with our Motorhome (RV) affectionately named lemonade!
Our crossing took us from Algeciras to Ceuta, but we originally were booked to Tangier. It was a crazy rime.
Thank you to "Carlos", whoever you are, for arranging al of the paperwork for our selves and our motorhome to cross into Morocco.
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[@WorldTowning]

What is the craziest Border Crossing you have ever done? I think that this was an mild one with the motorhome. I can only imagine what they are going to go like once we get into Eastern Europe.

[@ismailkh1917]

World Towning did you know the program that you will do during your trip like the places you will visit in Morocco?

[@worldtowning2369]

ismail K somewhat. We are doing a loop with Marrakesh, Fez and places in between.

[@ssinternational7177]

Ceuta is phonetic Sewta.

[@robert111k]

Thewta

[@luckpoof7261]

Ceuta known as "sebta" in local language , actually was a Moroccan city until it got under the Spanish colonization. although to us Moroccans sebta, it is and it will always be a part of our homeland .

[@elmarzoukisarah4236]

About the Morocco-Western Sahara thing : There once was a time when France occupied parts of Morocco (althout technically it was "protectorate" not occupation). Prior to that they had been in Algeria since the 1830s, and by the time they had gotten to Morocco, Algeria was already a French Department. Among the Moroccan lands occupied by France was Tindouf. Tindouf was near the Moroccan-Algerian border and, upon occupying it, France made it a french territory and included it in there nearby department/territory: Algeria. Fast forward to when the moroccan resistance freed the country from the french protectorate(and other things: there was just nothing more to take and moroccans were very angry), and after that, when Morocco helped Algeria get their independence, the french officials were like:"Do you want us to give you back Tindouf before we leave Algeria?", and the moroccan officials were like:"Oh no thanks, just get out of here, Algerians are our brothers and they will just give it back". Well...It didn't happen as planned. See, Tindouf was geographicaly in the Moroccan Sahara, which was back then ocupied by Spain, and that made it an area of interest. Now, just a couple of years before Spain left the moroccan Sahara (what is mistakenly and wrongfully called Western Sahara), the Polisario Front was founded in Tindouf. The Polisario Front, short for Frente Popular de Liberación de Saguía el Hamra y Río de Oro (not to sound paranoid but that is spanish for what is presumably a SAHRAWI organisation or whatever that is), started claiming the Sahara was theirs, and just as Spain left the territory they started claiming that Morocco is occupying their lands. And two years after Spain left, they formed the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, from their headquarters in Tindouf (officially in Algeria...Do you see how, geographicaly and historicaly, it makes no sense?)...and one more thing: The Polsario Front was founded by MOROCCAN rebels who hid in Tindouf under Algeria's protection (and supposedly Spain's as well), and most of the founders have now left the "front" and are back in Morocco or in other countries where they sought exile. It is, as you wrote it, complicated. It was made complicated to remain complicated.

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much for the explanation. Your way of putting it is so much easier to follow and more interesting than the Wikipedia version. All the best.

[@elmarzoukisarah4236]

You're welcome and thank you for taking from your time to respond to my comment! I've just discovered your channel and I immediately subscribed! Your trips(or is it one big trip? Idon't know ;) ) and your lifestyle are trully amazing and inspiring.

[@moroccoforever7092]

❤ Morocco ❤

[@velo-ads4206]

Thanks guys that was very informative. We are thinking doing the France /Spain /Morocco 🇲🇦 Thang one day soon in our old VW camper.

[@jsueiro1]

Your welcome! Go see Carlos! Ha! It was the easiest border crossing we have ever done! We will vlog going back through Tangier to give a point of comparison. Let us know if you have any questions! So far we LOVE Morocco!

[@velo-ads4206]

Jessica Sueiro fantastic, looking forward to seeing more of Morroco, thanks again.

[@jsueiro1]

Oh we have only just begun. Morocco is one the reasons we are going to be doing more than one video a week. This place is magic! Thanks for following us!

[@berthatucker9451]

Adventures, Adventures. So exciting.

[@worldtowning2369]

Bertha Tucker never a dull moment! Even doing laundry can be an adventure! Ha!

[@Seville-we2tq]

You are a beautiful and simple family 👍

[@moroccoal-adarisa2300]

🇲🇦 Morocco 🇲🇦

[@johnfitzpatrick2083]

Superb information well done to all cant wait for the rest of your Moroccan tour

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks! We are so happy to be here and can't wait to share the rest of Morocco with our followers. Anything on your wish list?

[@johnfitzpatrick2083]

Just loving the dream

[@WorldTowning]

We are doing the best we can to share. So glad that you are loving it.

[@bibishabouayad9284]

How sweet you pronounce the word swita Hhhh God bless your heart, I also like the positive energy and the mutual respect and love in your family, I'm from Morocco too😍💛💙💜

[@brettgoodall5171]

You guys are so much fun to watch. so funny. Amazing trip. Amazing nerve...

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much. We love to poke fun at ourselves. It's a good thing that we are always shooting with the camera. So much to share.

[@jalalmorrocco6092]

hy wily jessica pourquoi vous n etes pas entrer au maroc par le port ( tanger med) c est moins cher et bcp plus rapide donc vous avez rate de visiter tanger ou il y a le seul monument historique au monde hors les etas unies et je vois que vous n etes pas partis au sahara marocain il y a des endroits magique ( dakhla,,, laayoune ,,,,tarfaya,,,, tantan ) a part ca tout est super de A a Z et j ai aime un joli mot que tu as dis jessica tu as dis ( le maroc et fait par ces brave gents ) oui c est vrai tu as raison jessica BRAVO C ETAIT UNE BELLE AVENTURE POUR TOUS SURTOUT LES ENFANTS

[@WorldTowning]

Le Maroc a été une expérience incroyable. J'ai hâte d'y retourner un jour bientôt. Il y a tellement de choses à voir et nous n'en avons vu qu'une petite partie. Nous serons de retour.

[@jalalmorrocco6092]

vous serez les bienvenus tant que vous voulez et avant de venir consultez un bureau de voyage marocain dans un embassade ou consulat du maroc aux etats unies ils vont vous donnez tout les details necessaires pour votre voyage au maroc ( bonne chance )

[@joserforty8134]

Yeah! Carlos rocks. We went thru Ceuta, crazy process! Dont stop for the guys! 😂😂

[@WorldTowning]

It was a border crossing for sure. We have done several and they never disappoint for drama. In this case, the change in the ferry was part of it, but also the fact that the border inspector caught us recording was a little but harry. We got a little bold for our britches.

[@darrenross1271]

Avalon, there is plenty of rain waiting for you in the UK.... enjoy the sun while you can!!!

[@worldtowning2369]

Darren Ross that is our fear! Ì don’t know if we are ready for that much again. Fish n’ chips fixes everything, right?

[@darrenross1271]

World Towning fish and chips will be waiting for you!!!

[@krsone19]

hahah "or you can do your homework" I bet Avalon was totally psyched about that!

[@jsueiro1]

Ha! I know, well, actually she has cool classes and loves them. But, homework is never exciting for her, luckily her classes have very little. The joys of the worldschooling kid with the crazy parents.

[@TheBouyaOmar]

Welcome to Morocco :)

[@worldtowning2369]

TheBouyaOmar thanks! We loved ve it so far! Any recommendations?

[@gladiatorx2364]

@@worldtowning2369 you should visit Chefchaouen village and the waterfalls of Akchour, waterfalls of ouzoud near Marrakech is also beatifull. If you like hiking the atlas mountains are a good option

[@zouheirk1829]

you are so cute Jessica you have a good heart thank you for supporting the old man

[@helioss75]

u r the best all of familly is good in communication with camera. look u got repetitions to preparing u speechs and actions.👩‍💻

[@sarahcrofts7806]

Whey hey! Go Veedubadventures :-) Told ya Carlos in The Carpark is the way to go - actually Carlos is retired now but even so..... Oh yeh - be aware the wine is low alcohol so don't get too excited! Crikey - totally forgot to mention drones - thank goodness you were on top of that one! For what it's worth, I think the Moroccan peage is expensive too. I can't believe you went Ceuta you crazies!! Loving your adventures and very green about the TAGINES!!!! Have a blast guys - I miss Morocco!

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks for all your help lady! Now my goal is "sink or swim," lets see how we weather the storm. We did a ton of research about the drone as we were cautioned against it constantly. However, Will is still longing for her. Their love is strong.

[@mrabbajhicham6973]

Jessica you are amazing really,will I wish travel with you guys

[@meryem7862]

love your videos

[@mishu3271]

Hi Guys! Another keeper video! 👍👍 i didnt realize you were taking Lemonade into Morocco. Decades ago when I went we were on a bus at the border crossing in Tangier and everyone who had a middle eastern or Israeli passport or stamp was ushered away by military types. One of the scariest things I have ever experienced as a traveller. Once across I fell in love. I hope you get to see the “blue people”. Btw Will...when I was in Cuba and had to pay for extremely limited internet access World Towning was one of the few yt vids I watched (of the 30 odd channels I subscribe to). Thanks for all your hard work. 🥇👍

[@jsueiro1]

Thanks for your undying support Brenda and for using valuable data on us! Lemonade would not let us get away without her. Actually we considered just getting a riad and hunkering down in Marrakech for a richer experience, but then we thought of Sunshine! I don't think we could have taken him across the border in a backpack. It is bad enough we had to leave Dronie behind. So far we love it here!

[@anasahouar8124]

we really enjoy watching your great family adventures, we love your vibes guys (Y) love love love love

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks. We try really hard to create something that is real and enjoyable. All the best from London.

[@WorldTowning]

BTW - Next video is coming up tomorrow.

[@ArbitraryExploration]

Awesome job guys! I was hooked the whole way. Jessica, I total felt the pain as I watched you on the ferry. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@jsueiro1]

Every time I get on ferry and feel sick I wonder how I will ever make it on a boat! Ha! I might be following along by way of land while the rest of WorldTowning takes to the seas. Thanks for your support!

[@ArbitraryExploration]

I don't think you have a choice. It is a long extremely dangerous road back from Morocco to Europe if you go by land. Maybe a plane??? You seem to do Ok on those. :) I truly know the feeling. I would not suggest taking the ferry from Newcastle to Amsterdam in the winter.

[@worldtowning2369]

Arbitrary Exploration but if I skip the ferry Will would have nothing to film. Ha! Maybe Tangier crossing will be easier.

[@ArbitraryExploration]

Too true! :) It is not a very long trip so survivable, even though it feel like it at the time.

[@TheTisha007]

I have loved all your videos so far and was going to tell you about visiting Africa🙃

[@WorldTowning]

We will explore Africa, middle east and more of South America in coming years. I am dying to explore Africa.

[@michellethayes]

Great vid guys! It's good to know the crossing is pretty easy!

[@jsueiro1]

Will you do it? It was really easy compared to others we have had. We even got to stay in our car the whole time which was new for us. Where are you guys now?

[@michellethayes]

Jessica Sueiro not sure. Right now we are in Croatia!

[@reyalecio3501]

Love how your daughters are still able to get their education while traveling the world! Where can I go to learn more about homeschooling while traveling?

[@jsueiro1]

Hello! Homeschooling or as we refer to "worldschooling" is fantastic!!! Glad to hear you are interested. I have posted about this at length on our blog, actually I am due for an update to it with our RV life and how it all works. Click on this link and you will find a bunch of post about the topic worldtowning.com/?s=worldschooling. Also, we offer hourly consults about this travel life and if you want to talk about the schooling at a greater level or just have different questions beyond what you read on the blog we can set up a call. Other than that, just read anything you can get your hands on about the topic.I hope this helps. Have a great day.

[@reyalecio3501]

Jessica Sueiro thanks for the information! Your videos are very inspiring! I will check out your blog. Thanks again, I appreciate it!

[@baxiry.]

you are a very biutifull family.

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you so much.

[@pantheroleoleo536]

Ceuta is a Morrocan city occupied by Spain since the 15 th century , just like Gibraltar is a Spanish territory occupied by UK !

[@yasincharki336]

Welcome in moroco💋💖💖

[@xxxxel6736]

From larach in morocco u can sort of see Spain

[@dominiquebt]

Incredibly helpful information here. Thank you and enjoy your travels in Morocco!!:)

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks. We searched high and low for information on how to do the crossing and came up empty. So hopefully this fills a void that people can use for future trips. It really was not hard once you knew what to do.

[@mohamedibourk1714]

Lynette Scavo, nice Vlog!!!

[@simonmhamdi2955]

THANKS FOR UR VIDEO I'M FROM MOROCCO ,BEEN THERE DONE THAT IT'S CRAZY IN ORDER TO GET TO THE FERRY.LOL

[@monaalami8222]

waww i love this part of your adventure, it's like i was with you that was exinting smart name for this vlog (y) avalone ook cute wih the suport nuk :)

[@LondonisAmazing]

Loving your channel! You guys should meet up with Knorpp and South they are in Morocco traveling thru the Sahara. They RV'd with 9 kids for a year. Maybe they could provide some tips and tricks for you guys... Did I mention loving your channel👍🏻!

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks so much for the love Renèe. We really appreciate it. We saw Knopp and South's videos and they were great. Not quite sure if we will be able to meet up with them on this continent. They are further along in their Moroccan journey than we are.

[@ghanimarbre5818]

Welcome

[@soumiamoujane3695]

I have been driving from France to Morocco from when I was a child. Which was 3 days on the road. But now I am married I go from Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao in Spain. With Brittany Ferries. And that takes 2 days.

[@lamrabatmohamad5010]

Hello

[@Danjuly71]

Nice work guys, and thanks for the great tips! We look forward to going there "sans drone" soon :)

[@WorldTowning]

You are going to love Morocco. It is one of our favorites. Right now we are in Hungary 🇭🇺. I can not imagine what the weather is like in Ireland. We were there in August and it already felt cold. We are heading towards Greece for the winter. Safe travels.

[@Danjuly71]

World Towning Yes, cold and wet! Down to 3 degrees tonight. We’ve seen some amazing places in the last 6 weeks though! Enjoy your travels!!

[@alanhudson8718]

you guys are so brave,so Carlos is the main man?,i was watching with baited breath as you went through the border,now this was 26 years ago but going into Romania was rather scary,firstly the treacherous mountainous crossing where like every few feet apart were roadside memorials{not to scare you}and then for miles and miles all you see are cars waiting,we luckily were in a tour bus so we weaved our way through with quite alot of upset from most of the cars,giving "gifts" to all the border patrol and when we arrived in Romania the camp were we were going to stay was now a refugee camp,anyway long story short if anybody can you guys can.Prague was stunning.ps love the kids hair,Largo remember to visit Count Vladimar Draculas holiday castle in Romania,actually Transylvania,AND lastly not least come on more subs and have a great time.

[@worldtowning2369]

Alan Hudson wow, that sounds crazy! Thanks for the suggestions! We can’t wait for that part of Europe! Thanks, they are on a quest to keep it like that for a year.

[@fromearth2812]

Hi Try to cross from Tarifa to Tanger city. From summer 2019 you only show the log book for the vehicle you dont have to fill in anything. And soon even your card registration.

[@kathrynanderson7914]

I found your travels around the souks lovely. Did you buy that beautiful pink bag with the tassels?

[@WorldTowning]

I did not, not enough room in the suitcase.

[@mymister72]

Maybe you’ll run into Knorp and South. Last I heard they were in Morocco with there family of 11 traveling Europe.

[@WorldTowning]

We follow them as well. I think they are off in the desert at this time. Not sure if we will run into them, but if we did, that would be really amazing. I can only imagine the craziness that we can get into together.

[@alanhudson8718]

Good evening from here on the Gold Coast,Australia,really enjoy getting your replies,thankyou,what a shame you couldnt take drone,i know and you know another family that took their drone and got some amazing footage of Morroco,oops sorry Will,lol,dont want to make you miss her any more than you do.anyway you and Jessica keep me entertained enough and of course Avalon and Largo too,which by the way are great names,where did you get them from?,if you dont mind me asking.anyhow i know you all would be having a wonderful time,keep safe and well,oh one last question_do you have a vid of tour of lemonade?i LOVE lemonade,its my dream to live in one even though i live in a lovely home.take care.

[@WorldTowning]

Ahhhhhhh - the drone. We are seeing things and driving through places that would be amazing to shoot from above. Now I am resorting to looking at climbing really tall trees and risking death for the shot. It's like watching TV before there were remote controls. Being without the drone feel totally foreign to me.

[@user-tf4sg8dz2b]

روعة🥀🌺🌸💮🌼

[@savicbenit484]

Nice familly

[@WorldTowning]

THanks. Nice comment.

[@abdennasseralkhalifi3994]

The highway was built recently and the other road that you took is only a narrow road (even not National or Regional ! maybe a departmental road for the countryside... ) that joins the expressway N16 ( which you took before joining the highway A5 ) the problem is the GPS hahaha

[@WorldTowning]

The toll road was amazing. Better than many of the roads that we were driving today in Spain. All the best! 👍

[@abdennasseralkhalifi3994]

I really enjoyed the videos 🖒Nice family !

[@abmaruan702]

You should visit annual

[@madie72451]

Great info!! And wow how these ppl try to rip u off!! Question: where do you all sleep? Do you break down the table every night?

[@worldtowning2369]

Madeline Highland The kids have bunks and our bed comes down from the ceiling on a lever system. I think it is time for vlog tour!

[@TheBouyaOmar]

8:51 lol and who knew you would become a sailor 3 years later .....

[@WorldTowning]

Ha, Ha! I know, right.

[@souadelhanfi155]

❤❤🎉

[@WorldTowning]

Coming back next month!

[@funnyvideosnl7194]

Welkom

[@WorldTowning]

Thank you. Morocco is a great place.

[@funnyvideosnl7194]

@@WorldTowning have a great time .love

[@chihabhassan.5881]

💗💗🇲🇦🇲🇦✌🏻👍🏻👍🏻💐

[@kacemgardien6100]

سفر سعيد

[@kathrynanderson7914]

When will you be going again?

[@WorldTowning]

We are taking a group with us in November. Can't wait. worldtowningvoyages.com/tour-item/morocco/

[@abdellatifbourahmoun5359]

🌷🌷🌷🌷❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦✌👍👍👍👍

[@WorldTowning]

Love the emojis

[@abdallatifmotmaine7624]

👌🇲🇦

[@okba0]

A distance betwine. Morroco and. Sapin is 13 km

[@WorldTowning]

So small, but it felt like years on that ferry. Ha! I hate seasickness, but Morocco was worth it.

[@okba0]

@@WorldTowningI am Moroccan and I live in France I travel 2 times a year with my family from France to Morocco through Spain I love your adventure I love you and I love your humor and your simplicity

[@abmaruan702]

الإسبان فرضوا عليه الإبحار إلى سبتة رغم انه طلب مدينة طنجة

[@gift.moonlight]

do you use your passport with visa when close to Spain to Morocco ferry

[@WorldTowning]

We did need our passports and were able to get the visa at the border. That is the process for US Citizens. You should check with your county's state department to ensure that you have the correct procedure for your situation. All the best.

[@gift.moonlight]

the question I ask is that do you need a visa on your passport is the question I asked you is for you to reply me

[@samidove6476]

@@gift.moonlight No you don't need visa to enter to Morocco

[@ilyassmoussa6871]

Ceutta is moroccan city

[@robertcroft8241]

His Name Is Juan-Carlos !!!! Pronounced WAN_KARLO .

[@WorldTowning]

He was fabulous!

[@martimmartim5701]

Ceuta not cueuta.

[@MOE-pt4ox]

الكهف الذي تخشى دخوله يحمل الكنز الذي تسعى اليه

[@WorldTowning]

This is what google translate came back with as the translation: "The cave, which it fears to enter, carries the treasure it seeks. That is deep stuff.

[@MOE-pt4ox]

:) that s right..the people who understand and feel this message is the people who brake there fears..u did good job

[@abmaruan702]

You lose the time in cueta

[@nabilgourja]

Never do it from ceuta from tangiermed easier.

[@WorldTowning]

Next time for sure we will go directly to Tangier Med. We exited through Tangier Med ant is was much easier.

[@TitusM7]

what is my occupation XD i love you guys. subscribed

[@WorldTowning]

So cute! Thanks for the sub! New video coming out in an hour. All the best.

[@triggerwarning7662]

It isn't Querta it is SAY-Ooh-tah

[@tracyisted2168]

Sorry it Ceuta

[@tracyisted2168]

Not guetta but Cueta

[@WorldTowning]

I know - we are sometimes pronunciation challenged! 😂

[@dimasccm9522]

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤❤❤👍👍👍✋✋✋

[@gladiatorx2364]

Its pronounced seuta not keuta....😂😂 but nice video anyway.. greets from a Morracan berber 😉

[@WorldTowning]

Thanks for the correction. We try our best everywhere we go. 😜

[@jackyAmar13]

Ceuta is prononced Seuta lol

[@testdriver3146]

Please please watch out for the helpful guys who sell you the sim cards. They are happy to give you a hand swapping the card out in your phone. They also make a quick copy of ALL your information on the phone while they do it. If you pay with credit card, they will of course copy all your card info as well. Just sayin....be really careful with those gentlemen.

[@WorldTowning]

Yikes. Thanks. Maybe they will pay some of our bills at the same time? Ha. Will is our resident techie and he is on top of all of this, but I will pass your info on for sure.

[@linajoyes136]

Sahara is Moroccan, polisario it's masc of Algeria

[@hiknew3346]

Sahara is Moroccan unless you ask black immigrants and countries that exports arms and have embassy in Rabat

[@mohammedkaram6449]

انا مغربي اهنيك على طيبة قلبك

[@salzizito4572]

Ceuta and Melilia are Moroccan cities still colonized by Spain,

[@aidanclarke6106]

God, that is so much hassle! Dr Who can get anywhere anytime in 10s with his TARDIS and he does not even bother getting a passport thanks to his telepathic paper. 😋

[@WorldTowning]

Ahhh. But where would the fun be if we all had the Police Box that he has. I think ours would be a cheese shop that we enter into.

[@CarolGasses]

"Cash only." LOL

[@jsueiro1]

All the secret underground operations run like this. Ha! Actually so far most of our experiences here have been "cash only," I hear it is pretty typical here. Maybe that is why the guy at the border thought our 50euros in our pocket was not enough for Morocco.

[@pouyavakil6645]

let the kid do the video.

[@WorldTowning]

We do, when they want to. They are really good at it. They particularly like travel days.

[@ssinternational7177]

Ceuta = SEWTA

[@WorldTowning]

It's sounds like it is written. Thanks

[@noahtab5545]

still in this world today Spain which colonized the Moroccan Western Sahara and the kingdom of Morocco recovered it thanks to the green march but Spain also colonized the north of Morocco the cities sabta (ceuta) and Melilya the small islands remained colonized in 21siecle remains still a Spanish colonizer in Africa in the north of Morocco, you passed by these two colonized cities, you helped the colonizer directly and indirectly and you say that you like the kingdom of Morocco, so let's see, you always stay western with a colonizing mentality.

[@byteme9718]

Customs and immigration don't like cameras because almost invariably local staff will be caught taking bribes.

[@rogue_spirit]

No the french didn't bring anything new they just brought back their version of what they learned from us many centuries ago in Al-Andalus (now Andalucia) which was part of the Moroccan Empire. It had paved roads, street lights, sewage system, villas neighborhoods, universities and palaces in the time when the rest of Europe was fully in the dark and muddy cities of middle ages. All Europe's royalties went there for the highest levels of education back then. They don't like to talk about it (especially frenchies and spaniards :) ) but it's fact, instead they spread misinformation that they taught others what they actually learned from that golden era of the Islamic open and tolerant land of al-Andalus.

[@WorldTowning]

Since this video was released, we have learned quite a bit. The tolerance of the Moroccan empire is what impresses us most. It is a great quality of a proud culture. All the best!

[@rogue_spirit]

Oh wow that was fast! xD Thanks for the response I'm honored. (Was editing my comment, glad I didn't delete it) We'll be waiting your comeback, you're the nicest people I've come across on YT to have visited my/your country Morocco whom it's culture got positively enriched, in the past and nowadays, by visitors like you! May Allah bless and guide you and your wonderful family!

[@WorldTowning]

This is the last comment before we call it a night. The commenting process is the best part of the channel. It is an honor to create a forum where you can either be praised or criticized for your interpretation of an experience. We had an amazing journey in Morocco and we are thrilled that the people of Morocco are enjoying the journey. Time for rest. Good night!

[@aapiaapi7220]

what a great opportunity to look such journys... Riaz Khan

[@theentertainmentchannel9888]

The guy with the pile of cash on the border is offering money exchange services

[@WorldTowning]

There were so many of them. I wonder what else they carry. Must be a dangerous job after hours.

[@theentertainmentchannel9888]

They have been doing that for years. Even the authorities know about that and they allow them to do it. They do mostly money exchange, but they're open to anything that can bring money, especially in the north of Morocco ( Cannabis...) lol

[@mr.doorgunner3433]

Ummm, you guys spend all the time talking...your dauther gets to the point more than you do...

[@WorldTowning]

I know and I love it. They keep us honest. There are times that I record something and when we are are done, Avalon will walk up and say "rambling". Ugh, but more often than not, she is right.

[@VainMuze]

Dude, we learned nothing from the French. Learn a little bit about the old Moroccan empire that existed long before the French. if you want to dedicate a show to help other travelers, make sure you know the history of the places to go. And yes, Google is not a the ultimate source. it's full of decent info and lots of garbage as well.

[@user-wr2nr5wi3d]

Sahara is Moroccan, polisario it's masc of Algeria