After leaving the coast at Oued Laou, we drove through impressive mountains of the Rif massiv, until we reached Chefchaouen, the “Blue City”. We could park above the Medina and walk down from there, where we immediately immersed into the blue of the alleys. We walked up until the waterfall above town, just that there …
We are in Morocco! At Algeciras, we had bought the tickets for the ferry, filled up our gas bottle, and did some panic buying of Spanish ham and cheese, just in case. The ferry ride was uncomplicated and only the police control in Morocco took a while. There was a young man in front of …
We decided to take the route via Seville to get to the port of Algeciras. A little detour, but we were looking for good weather and warmer temperatures. Our first stop was at the village of Iznájar, which lies on a huge rocky outcrop overlooking a reservoir, where we could spend the night at the shore. …
The Gorafe desert or badlands are an incredible part of Spain, a landscape formed by erosion and a heaven for 4×4 enthusiasts. There are no restrictions and from cyclists to bikers, all-terrain vehicles and campers, everybody enjoys this fantastic area, which is huge and has many different kinds of tracks on offer. We came from …
The new year started with the decision to hit the road and go south in the direction of Algeciras and the ferry to Morocco. We first stopped at St. Pola, to fill up our gas bottles, which were close to empty again. Luckily, there are places in Spain, where they fill your German bottle, which …
