In Markesh old city try the couscous at Naima Couscous. Its tiny, someone's backroom but its delicious. Otherwise in the old part of Marakesh go for places with a nice view over the square - go for the view. A lot of places there are almost European now in style and prices. I'd actually suggest going to the new city - the french built area - and try some of the restaurants there. Better prices and some have belly dancing and entertainment on the weekend.
Also shopping is overpriced in the old part of Marakesh. It is only for tourists. You'll get half the price or less outside of the old city.
Oh and do check out the Yeves St Lauren mesum and gardens.
Have worked in the US a lot in the past, in some ways it's great, in others it's a brickhole. Always was happy to get home from it.For me, they've created the greatest country in the world but they do their best to destroy it routinely. Great place to go but I despair at some of the stuff I see coming from there. Loved reading your bit above about the PCH by the way. Bet there are tonnes more great stories from that.
Heading to Boston at the end of the month to see my other half, have to go to Philippines at some point to see her family, will head to southern Spain at the end of April on a annual lads' holiday, will take the kids somewhere in August (Spain/France or Italy). Guess that'll do me for the year.
12 lots of kids, 12 wives and 12 beer monsters isn't a break.Off to Centre Parcs for the weekend today
My pal is 50 and there is about 12 families all going, weather looks fresh and sunny/clear too
Need this break after a busy couple of weeks