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Morocco Photo Tour: Our last stop - Essaouira along the coast

This blog post (the last from my Morocco trip) takes you to the last stop on my two week trek through the country. After visiting Casablanca, Fes, Marrakesh, the desert and many other location, we ended up on the coast of Morocco.


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Morocco Photo Tour: Portraits in the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou

I know..I know...yet another blog post from my Morocco trip in April! There were so many unique photo opportunities from this country that they lead to a wide variety of images that deserve their own post. In this post, I am sharing with you some of my favorite portraits taken within the Ait Ben Haddou, a Kasbah located in the Ouarzazate Province of Morocco.


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Morocco Photo Tour: Visiting the city of Marrakesh for the first time!
You can't go to Morocco and not visit the city of Marrakesh. This city is like one giant market, and so much more. There is also a ton to photograph there.

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Morocco Photo Tour: Portraits and Camels in the Sahara Desert

When visiting Morocco, you have to be prepared for a lot of driving, since the best places to visit are spread out across the country. On this particular day, we were driving from the north, down into the Sahara Desert. It was a full day of driving, but luckily it was broken up with some really fun stops.


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Morocco Photo Tour: Spending some time in the city of Fes

On this trip, we ended up spending a day and a half in the city of Fes. In the last blog post, I shared images from the largest tannery in the city. There was so much to see that I will add another day in Fes for the 2028 trip to Morocco.


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