
The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page – Saint Augustino
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Monday, September 28, 2015
Explore Morocco : Belyounech, Fnideq, Marina Samir, M'Diq, Al Hoceima
25-26 September 2015
We had four days holiday, so we decided to explore Morocco. On this occasion we chose to explore the northern part of Morocco.
We started at around 8 am, drove from Casablanca, took the highway to Tanger Med direction, and from here we just followed the sign to Belyounech. From here, we can see the Gibraltar.
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Explore Morocco : Mohammedia
Mohammedia

Mohammedia.
It is very close to Casablanca. It is located between Rabat and Casablanca. It’s
famous for the beach and the seafood. We explore the Kasbah area, which is
include Parc de Mohammedia, the very neat park in the heart of Mohammedia. There
were many good and famous restaurants
around this park. We also visited the Kasbah. It is not as big as the other
city, but still interesting enough to explore. There were some shops here, food
shops, souvenir shops, grocery shops.
We
also visited one of the beaches: Plage Miramar. It’s quiet beach, we can rent
umbrella here, while enjoying the Atlantic Ocean. Also there were some café along
the beach.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Explore Morocco : Essaouira, Agadir, Legzira
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Holland, East Coast of United States of America and Frankfurt
16 July 2015, Casablanca – Amsterdam
We took a very early morning flight by Lufthansa, departed at 1.45 am, we had transit at Frankfurt around 7.10 am, From Frankfurt we took off at 8.10 am and arrived in Amsterdam Airport Schiphol at 9.12 am. From Schiphol to Amsterdam Central Station took around 15 minutes.
We stayed at Ibis Amsterdam Airport (EUR 81.26/night), this hotel provided free airport shuttle every 30 minutes. We had our lunch at the Aiport first before we went to the hotel. There were some restaurants, convenient stores and shops in the airport.
Friday, July 17, 2015
Kinderdijk and Utrecht
17 July 2015,
Today, we planned to visit Kinderdjik. We took train from Schiphol to
Utrecht Centraal Station (around 30 minutes) then we continued by bus 90 (Rotterdam Zuidplein) goes to Alblasserdam. Bus 90 is the only one that stops at the entrance of the Kinderdijk. Kinderdjik is a small village where we can find 19 windmills which
were built in the 1500s.
From the bus stop, we crossed the street and will find a
souvenir shop with a street on the left side, just follow the street, it
leads us to ticket booth. With the entrance fee Eur 7.5 (adult) and Eur 5.5 (child 4-12 years old), we can enter the site.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Switzerland & France
Switzerland & France
Day 1, 13 June 2015, Lausanne City Center
We took Royal Air Maroc to fly from Casablanca to Geneva. From Geneva Airport
we took train to Lausanne. We stayed in Agora Swiss Hotel. This hotel was in
walking distance from train station (Lausanne Gare) and metro station Grancy,
so it’s very convenient to explore the city by public transportation. The hotel
also gave free Lausanne Tranport Card, that we can use for public
transportation. This
card gives free travel on Lausanne’s public transport system in zones 11, 12,
15, 16, 18 and 19. The card is issued by the hotel on check-in and is valid for
the duration of the reservation, including the day of departure. Since we arrived afternoon, we decided to explore one place. We took metro to Laussane Flon Metro Station. Across the station, we can visit Place du Flon, where we can find shops and café. We walked back to station and walked to Rue Saint Laurent. Here, we can see Saint Laurent Church. Around this area, there were plenty of shops, café and restaurants. We continued walking until we reach The Cathedral of Notre Dame of Lausanne. From here, we can see the panoramic city view.
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