Travel Photography

The Paramour Theater (my photo)

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Pike Place Fish Market (my photo)

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (my photo)

Pike Place Fish Market (my photo)

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Food Truck (my photo)

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I took a few days to visit the art islands of Naoshima and Teshima. As it was told to me, these islands knew that they were declining some decades ago and sought to revitalize themselves by bringing in artists to create exhibits and art houses. It seems to have worked.

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Centre Island Pier (my photo)

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I am finishing up spending a month in the small town of ~7,000 people called Kothira, which is also home to the oldest Kabuki theater in ...

Train Yards (my photo)

Toronto Ferry (my photo)

My photo: American Falls, viewed from Niagara Falls, Canada

My photo: CN Tower, Toronto, Canada

My photo: Sunset

My photo: Toronto Subway

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My photo: Seattle, Washington, USA

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My photo: Light and Dark

After working with many travelers in Morocco, I’ve noticed that transportation is one of the most misunderstood parts of the trip. Some visitors think renting a car is always the best option, others rely only on public transport, and many underestimate travel times between cities. From your experience or expectations: What do you think is the best way to get around Morocco? Would you prefer driving yourself, using trains, or hiring a driver? What concerns you the most when planning transportation here? I’m curious to hear different perspectives and experiences.

View from on top of the old city walls looking towards town square. Beautiful city with so much to do.