Author: jessieinnis
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Hammams in Tamraght: Everything I Wish I Knew
No trip to Morocco is complete without a traditional hammam experience. And after days or weeks spent frolicking in the sun and the surf, this is particularly pertinent during your stay in Tamraght. Whilst the traditional bathing ritual is deeply nourishing for the mind, body, and soul; it’s not for the faint-hearted. Thus, I have…
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Moroccan Food: 5 Local Dishes You Must Try in Tamraght
Moroccan food is worth writing home about. Simple in preparation, rich in flavour, and best enjoyed as a feast amongst loved ones. There’s a culinary galaxy for you to explore, but these are the top 5 Moroccan foods I recommend sinking your teeth into during your stay in Tamraght. 1. Traditional Moroccan Breakfast First up,…
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Day Trip To Paradise Valley: Everything You Need to Know
Paradise Valley is just a 45-minute drive away, making it the perfect day trip from Tamraght. When the surfs no good, or you’re all beached out, Paradise Valley makes for an incredible change of scenery. What to Expect It’s a short hike down to the valley from the car park – only about 20 minutes,…
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Best Hostels in Tamraght: Epic Food, Mood and Views
If you’re travelling solo, then hostels are your cheapest accommodation option in Tamraght. They’re also the best way to meet fellow, like-minded travellers. You’re spoilt for choice for quality budget stays in the village. Most of the hostels in Tamraght offer breakfast (usually incredible) and often a communal dinner every now and then. They all…
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Taxis in Tamraght: Everything You Need to Know
A lot of travellers get a bit spooked by the prospect of catching taxis in Morocco. And in many foreign countries for that matter. I think for most it’s just a fear of getting ripped off. For others, I suspect it’s a case of having listened to a few too many true-crime podcasts; arousing paranoia…
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Shopping In Tamraght: A Local-ish Guide
Tamraght is a small coastal village with around 7,000 local residents. So you won’t find large chain supermarkets, or a medina with labyrinths of local craft sellers. But nonetheless, as far as shopping in Tamraght goes, the little surf town has everything you need. Food Shopping in Tamraght There is one small chain supermarket on…
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SIM Cards in Tamraght: Your How-To Guide
There are a few different options for purchasing SIM cards in Tamraght and they’re all super simple. Nonetheless, I’m going to walk you through them all step-by-step. Yallah. Moroccan Mobile NEtworks There are three mobile network providers in Morocco. All of which offer prepaid SIM cards for travellers. They all provide decent coverage; but as…
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Tamraght or Taghazout: Which is The Superior Surf Village?
Tamraght or Taghazout? So, you’re struggling to decide between Tamraght or Taghazout. Tossing up which idyllic little seaside village to base your trip in. Well, I’m here to help. Whilst it’s no secret that my heart lies in Tamraght, each town has its own allure. There are great reasons to situate yourself in either village.…
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The Best Cafes and Restaurants in Tamraght, Morocco
Today I write to you as the self-appointed royal taste tester of Tamraght that nobody asked for. Having painstakingly trialled my way through many a Moroccan treatie, I have compiled my list of the best cafes and restaurants in Tamraght. When asked what I love most about Morocco, my top three answers tend to be:…
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Moroccan Darija: The Most Useful Moroccan Phrases to Learn
Morocco is a linguistic mosaic. Official languages include Moroccan Arabic and Berber, with French, Spanish, and English widely spoken. Learning Darija is a sign of respect and makes for a far smoother Moroccan adventure. This post outlines the most useful phrases for greetings and basic conversation.