You can now realize from where the tiles in Portugal came. The “Moors” (os Mouros) who were in Portugal for 700 years were basically Moroccans who invaded the Iberian peninsula.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Exactly, i mention that in a future video :D

@MrSkysail

3 ай бұрын

Even the name of Portugal comes from there. Many Portuguese people are of Moors origin but they don't know. unfortunately the Catholic Church has sidelined Iberian history

@nihmaroc

3 ай бұрын

What a smart comment coming from a portuguese brother. Spaniards are saying that morocco was created in 1956. They clearly didn't study history. Morocco was created in 789, 5 dinasties ruled the country. The dinasty of the current king is since the XVI century. The Koutoubia, la giralda of Sevilla and the Hassan tower of Rabat where made by the same architect from Marrakech during the almohad empire that conquered Iberia. We have the same blood and sometimes the same faces. The tiles of Fes are 1000x more difficult to make than any type of tiles that you can find in europe.

@muslim_0123

3 ай бұрын

Morocco protected the jews which is why there is plenty of moroccan jews . Why have you not mention that part?

@nihmaroc

3 ай бұрын

@@muslim_0123 my friend I can't write a book. Morocco protected the jews and the muslims that were persecuted during La inquisicion in the XV and the XVI century

Its a Moroccan art and still exist and preserved, and the Moroccan who took it to the other countries because the kingdom of Morocco at that time was a big empire .

While other channels get repetitive and boring, you never disappoint and keep me anxiously waiting for the next episode.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! Much more coming up

Wow the moroccan art is so exquisite! Interesting place for sure. 😊

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

It sure is

Lovely country with a sweet real life 😍thank you so much for this beautiful video, but morroco isn't just Marrakech 😉💚🌿🌹🌅

I love Morocco so much and I wish I could visit it one day ❤

It’s Moroccan architecture because in others countries they didn’t know to make this Moroccan architecture they have right now only the historical palace’s from the Moroccan empire like « Al moahad, merinide dynasties etc )

@talk-maroc

2 ай бұрын

yes

@mohamedbouhafs4149

2 ай бұрын

Of course

I like the maroccan style of interior, all the warm colors ☺ The tea pot was cute 🫖Stay safe you two ♥♥

The snake charmer's instrument is called a ghaita and it's a wind instrument similar to an oboe. Not sure if you left Morocco already but if not, please go visit Essaouira at the seaside! I lived there for 3 months and it's gorgeous, a real mix of cultures. You can take a bus there, it takes around 2-3 hours.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info, there will be a video from Essaouira coming up :D

@ninettemurk7492

3 ай бұрын

Great! Looking forward to that! @@JumpingPlaces

Love you guys! Morocco looks great 👍

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Cheers! Loving it here

@mohamedbouhafs4149

2 ай бұрын

Come to morocco welcome body

Portugal has a lot of Arab influence, in its southern part of the country (south of Lisbon, especially Alentejo and Algarve), this influence is very visible in the architecture and tiles, as well as some words in Portuguese that are of Arab origin.

@soumialamniai4433

3 ай бұрын

Its name is the Moroccan Moorish Berber influence, but the Arabs in the Arabian Peninsula do not resemble us at all...

@Koko70816

2 ай бұрын

Morocco is not an Arab country. Morocco is an amazigh muslim country, who unfortunately when taking its independence from European powers decided to take on the Arabian identity and complete ignore its native one until lately. Which , truthfully, is a bad mistake to use religion to change one’s identity and completely against Islam. (Unless if some practises go against Islamic practises or monotheism) Fortunately, in Morocco, thousands of people still speak Tamazight and the culture is still the foundation of the country. Ps. Fun fact, Arabs don’t understand Moroccan darija aka. a creole language that we call today “Arabic”, but really derived from a mix of tamazight, Arabic, Spanish and French languages. Have a good day! I hope to visit beautiful Portugal one day❤ Moroccans are Africans and not middle easterners. This completely makes sense since it’s the country in the most extreme west further from the “Arab” world, which in reality is the Muslim world.

@sumthin5

2 ай бұрын

algarve = al-gharbe in arabic which means the west

@hatimhatimi-kl6id

Ай бұрын

​@@Koko70816The Moroccan dialect... is an Arabic dialect with an Amazigh influence... And there is no French-Spanish mixture in the Moroccan dialect... Why are you lying?... Morocco has 2 languages The Arabic language and the Amazigh language...but French and Spanish are foreign languages ​​and no one speaks them.

@itriifoulkin48

Ай бұрын

Morocco is not Arab country. Amazigh people who conquered Europe

Wow, another great place to enjoy…Morocco. Have fun and enjoy

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! 😃

Been watching your videos for years now and still love how you start your videos with "good morning everyone ". You're a sweet couple and I love watching your travel videos. ❤️

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Cheers!

Welcome to Morocco, my country. I am a new follower. This is the second video I have watched after the Oludeniz video in Turkey I want to explain to you the SIM card. If the balance runs out, you can recharge it. 1 GB equals 10 dirhams, which is equivalent to 1 dollar. 2 GB is equivalent to 2 dollars...

@cristibaluta

16 күн бұрын

Nuts, that's how much i pay in roaming. Anyhow, i took from inwi and it was like 250 for 50G, but it was not prepaid, they asked me to pay another 300 after 2 weeks and to this day did not understood why, the month was not over, so i didn't and it worked the whole month.

We loved Morocco! Travelled twice now! When in Marrakech a great restaurant near the Jemma El Fnaa market is the Clocks Cafe amazing Camel Burgers. If its still run the same way the employees are on a gov program with schooling where they work towards their education 👍. Very clean well run cafe! Hope you travel out to Merzouga too excellent sahara dunes camel rides! Great stay at toombuctou Hotel spelling might be off but its close!

Welcome in Morocco and enjoy your stay in Marrakech.

Hi Guys, I spent a week touring Morocco last year. I found Fes was very intense in the Medina with a lot more hustling. Try and visit the Roman ruins of Volubilis - very interesting. Highlight of my trip was the blue city of Chefchaouen - beautiful place. Tangier is nice as well. Enjoy your trip 😊

@youssefelmoutaoukil2733

2 ай бұрын

❤

@asmaejazakaallahokhayran1168

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

Would love to visit Morocco! Thanks for sharing Chris and Carol! Cheers my friends

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

You should!

I love this retro and exotic town! That box of desserts looks so delicious and not very expensive! You are people who pay great attention to health, that’s why you look so young and beautiful! The patterns on the walls of the palace are so beautiful, I think I have seen them in Turkish movies, the style is similar! I like the meal you ordered this time again, haha! The travel advice you provided is great at the end. If you encounter a scam, you are right to go to the crowd or enter the store. Thanks a lot for sharing, really great job! 👍🥰👏

@alkhansa2achaaira-gm7gl

2 ай бұрын

لايوجد اي تشابه بين المغرب وتركيا (الاتراك لديهم سيراميك على شكل قطع ،كبيرة جدا ويرسمون فوقها ،اما المغاربة ،يقمون بتقطيع ملاين القطع الصغير التى لا تتجاوز في بعض الاحيان ،5سنتيمات،ويقمون بتركيبها دون رؤيتها مثل لعبة البوزل )نحن المغرب المنزل الاول عالميا والطبخ التاني عالميا،والموسيقي الاول عالميا ،60 نوع موسيقي وفلكلوري،واللباس الاول عالميا ،),نحن تالث شعب في العالم احتراما للاجانب الزوار،،،لقد كنا إمبراطورية على حدود مصر نزوالا الى جنوب أفريقيا مرورا بالبرتغال اسبانيا ،لقد صنعنا الزخرفة في إسبانيا والبرتغال

@hatimhatimi-kl6id

Ай бұрын

Islamic architecture is different.... Islamic architecture in Morocco is different from Islamic architecture in Egypt. Islamic architecture in Syria and Lebanon is different from Islamic architecture in Turkey. Likewise, Islamic architecture in Iran is different... There is no The relationship between them.... For the record, Islamic architecture in Turkey is less aesthetic... because the Turks are an uncivilized people and they did not care about civilization...they only cared about the military. Because Anatolia did not have an Islamic civilization... unlike Arabs, Persians, and Berbers They created art, architecture, and decorations..... You have Iran, Morocco, the Levant, Iraq, Egypt, and Central Asia, which are the largest countries in terms of aesthetic Islamic architecture.

Another "masterpiece" from you guys! I love it! Always wanted to go to Morocco, now i am ready!👌😊

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Go for it!

I love seeing the architecture, colors, spices, markets. I feel as though I would be stressed in that environment, so I enjoy it from professional travelers like you! Thanks

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Haha yeah this place was pretty intense, there are other places with the markets in Morocco that are way more laid back and you get to see similar things :D

Thank you for the mix of colors and different smells of the picturesque Morrocan town.I was impressed by the teapot!👍

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Many places have those teapots here, they are so cool!

True, good winter stop, but last year we had a heatwave, 51.2 highest ever recorded in north africa, no too good, but winter is nice a few days of clouds and rain, but 10 12 days overall max, im living there 3 years now, and I travel out from there ever couple of months, im in Dublin Ireland this weekend for a concert and a little food shopping cheese tea coffee chocolate, those get you through the bad days 😂, very important but back in agadir Monday

@ayoubelaouili2158

3 ай бұрын

Why don't you try tangier or martil or Essaouira. Good weather even in summer 😅

Marrakech is the best touristy red city in the world : this is the general & overall impression of millions of foreign tourists & visitors from round the world ! It is a lively open-air/outdoor musuem

Welcome to Morocco. I loved the video

I find your vlogs to be very informative and not packed with fluff! Thanks for your work and keep up the good work.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Can't wait for more of Morrocco and their beaches... Cheers

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

We will have some beaches also :D

Mint tea is usually fresh mint and sage infused in a teapot or I make it by crushing both ingredients together and boiling it in a saucepan..sieve it in a cup n sugar or honey to taste and enjoy!!

Can’t beat a morroccan breakfast & staying in a Riad in the Medina, loving it!

Do you realize how lucky you are to travel around the world? What freedom and power and give ❤you enjoy life to the fullest ❤Enjoy your travels, how is Morocco? One love🖤💚💛

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

For sure, very fortunate that this youtube thing exists so that we have been able to continue to travel around this way. Marocco has been amazing, gets better and better in the videos coming up :D

@outofmanyweareone6429

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpingPlaces I look forward to the adventure.❤️

You are welcome in Morocco

Hi Chris and Carol! Another interesting and informative video. Thanks for sharing.Your travel videos are definitely among my favorites. All the best to you, friends and family 😃

Great footage 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Awesome video guys…Amazing place…so great to see it through your adventure…Great info for tourists

Love you guys videos especially your choice of music in the Moroccan videos, I can literally have these videos play in background just for the music. Great work and I hope you guys enjoyed your stay

Wow, what an amazing place. We need to make our way there sometime. Great tips at the end too. Thanks for sharing you two!

Oh do I love your videos. Was looking for Morocco vids as i am going this month and boom you guys deliver. Keep it up and greetings from germany!

12:33 Amazigh traditional music in the backround ❤

Great video once again. I watched your content for Mexico and El Salvador and it has been very helpful for our trips. Now off to Morocco in 3 months and it's already helpful. Cheers!

Great video guys ❤

Love all your videos, especially the music is so well coordinated & themed.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Cheers!

Thank you for the camera tip to avoid hasslers. And by the way, the new camera footage looks great. I've been using it for a month now too and I would say it is a great all around/travel camera, with the addition of the 4k zoom and of course the evening shots.

Very nice place architecture and square, like flea markets,

Gentle and humble couples❤

Congratulations to you guys for heading Morocco this weekend in great joy to tours Medina city, Morocco to tried some delicious West African cuisines in February of 2024❤❤❤

Fascinating City. Love your camera work. 👍🏼

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Thanks so much We leave on the 10th July one way 🕺to Asia Love watching your vids A

Que lindo! Parabéns!

one of my favourite city's marrakech. surprised you didnt get complaints tho about filming with the camera.

Thank you for visiting Morocco Have a nice trip

@ayoubelaouili2158

3 ай бұрын

Kifach thank you ! Wach mreed ta la ?

Certainly! I’m thrilled to discover this captivating video showcasing my favorite city in the world-Marrakech. Its stunning urban landscapes and cultural gems never fail to leave me in awe! 🌆✨ excellent job!!! love it❤❤❤❤❤

Thats Harira Soup..well known one..and never expensive..🌹

It has been a long time since I went to Marrakesh but I did stay for 10 nights doing 4 day trips and 3 day Sahara Tour, and spent the rest of the time exploring Marrakesh (day and night)

Greetings from Manila your channel is the best channel even thinking of getting 1:30 for our vacation travels too

Love your new night camera

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Yeah! It's not perfect but it's been helping a lot :D

That square is too noisy but good start, but the very best still to come Morrocow is beautifull

Hey guys! Great video, I was there almost a year ago, and loved it. It can be intense for sure but gorgeous😊😊

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

We agree!

Love starting my weekend with you guys🤎🤎. I’ve been looking forward to this trip. I haven’t been to Morocco since 2000 which feels like yesterday but it’s probably someone reading this that wasn’t even born yet🤣

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Where did you visit here?

@chrisbrown8748

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I was only able to make it to Casablanca. I was in the U.S. Marine Corps at the time and on deployment. So it was a free trip for me but one I’d love to redo because their is soooooo much more to see and I’m looking forward to getting some ideas from you two.

Welcome in Morocco 🇲🇦 and enjoy your vacation 👍🌹🌹

Love your videos! Started watching few weeks ago while researching trip to Peru, and now you are in Morocco, where we are hoping to go in 2025. Your videos are very informative and genuine. ❤

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Watch all our Morocco Videos here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6R1tNqCqbutfLQ.html

The combination of great vloggers and a great destination. Looking forward to the rest of this series. If you go to Fez pop across to Meknes which is nearby and very grand.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

@bouchaibwakil7415

2 ай бұрын

​@@JumpingPlacesادهب الى الرباط وشفشاون

Your welckom to morocco thank you su mutch 👍 🙏🇲🇦

Carol & Chris:Welcome to Morocco this weekend in great joy & peace to tours Medina city, Morocco in great joy to meet some people on the streets in 2024❤❤❤

Welcome To Morroco ❤

Great video. Like a mini world there. Be careful for thieves🤗🤗🙏

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗

Down to earth video as usual, very interesting. Greetings from a mild day in February in Cork Ireland 12 degrees Celsius.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Cheers!

@bouchaibwakil7415

2 ай бұрын

المغرب حار جدا خصوصا مراكش اكادير والنواحي

Hi guys. We’re really loving your channel. Yeah I’m blown away that no one is hassling you to death. Perhaps the camera is the answer 🤣. We left Morocco a week early back in 2002 due to relentless hassle. This video is motivating us to go back and give it another try (for many reasons). Looks like you were there in the winter?

As Usual -- First Rate!! Thank You!

I am very like see your vlog ...coz present with clear and calm and natural....your aura both of you is nice❤❤❤

Welcome to morocco🇲🇦

Super cool.

Welcome to morocco ❤🇲🇦

Great thumbnail!!

@bighand1530

2 ай бұрын

Yes!

🇲🇦😎👍🏻 welcome to the Moroccan kingdom, you are at home

This was a big surprise. Enjoy !

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Cheers!

I get the impression that the real living life-the aspect that is charming and valuable-in Marrakech takes place behind doors. The vibe in the public spaces seems so uninspired. It’s like no one in them profoundly wants to be in them. It’s a dead town. Busy but dead.

Great place to visit , looks like something out of an Indiana Jones movie it's different, your in ancient times. Love the architecture. Food looks delicious., love the pastrys.🙂👍

I had the same problem with the eSIM last year when I travelled to Taiwan. I tried to turn off the VPN it worked.

Enjoying your video thanks guys. May I ask what dates you were there please and what the temperatures were like then please? Cheers from Australia

Generally we fill only the half cup of tea, to hold it from the cool empty half.

Enjoy yourself ❤❤❤

Wow how big you are Morocco

Nice adventure..also love how you use native music from each country you visit..makes the videos extra special!

I seen and I watched that key West video.

Good morning 🇨🇦🇨🇦

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Good morning everyone :D

Warzazzat en omgeving is ook een heel mooi rustige stad

Lovin' this!! Classic Jumping places - Chris = good food, Carol = Boring food! lol 😁

thanks i enjoy whith you

Red city 🔥

Wow what a place ! I just love carol she is the sweetest person , I wonder if she ever gets mad

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Not very often :D

If you get a chance, catch a supratours bus to the coast city of Essaouira for a couple of days

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

We will have videos from that city coming up also :D

you should put the sugar in the genie bottle next time

Glad you enjoyed navigating Djeema El Fina and its Medina. I was surprised to see you had an easy walk inside the market. I found Djeema El Fina very very busy and was hassled so many times even by small children. That was Sept. end of summer recommended as best time to travel (May and Sept.) according to some experts….Just like in Cairo in the pyramids of Egypt, all you could say was no or “laa” and you continue your walk. Yes, this souk is I think the oldest and largest. I didn’t really enjoy it much because of the constant hassling but lots of different crafts you can buy from metals to wood and the different spices. However in Fez, the Tala’a Kebira souk though it’s a 12 century market, I enjoyed observing their life unchanged like the walls that surround more than a thousand years way before the European Christians arrived. Their mode of transporting goods is still by mules and donkeys. It was fascinating and I was transported in time there. . Hope you went to Fez and Casablanca too. Marrakech is rich in culture with its historic charm. Our tour guide said, it’s where most French people go to enjoy their spring to summer holidays and I agreed. Their resorts, hotels and alleyways are just alluring and enchanting ❤️

Ah, Morocco! I’ve got mixed feelings about my travels there but the food was amazing! Enjoy!!

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Yes it seems our time here has been much more smoother than others for some reason

@mylahbarreto5265

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpingPlaces ha, the last draw was that we stayed at this luxury hotel. After a tour, we went back to our hotel and walked to our room…. There was a manager and three housekeeping staff going through our room!! It was our 4th day, with the Do Not Disturb sign hanging on the door. We were flabbergasted and livid! They said it was standard check in on the room!!! After 30 countries, never has that happened. We packed up, left, and we flew out of the country on the next flight out. Never again. Such an absolute violation.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Dang! Yeah that sounds bad. Why would they all have to be in your room also

@mylahbarreto5265

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpingPlaces they said it was a “standard” check in to make sure the room is in good condition since we opted for no daily cleaning. Absolutely a violation. They could’ve asked us, while we were in the room if they could come in to check. Although, that would’ve been bizarre in itself. Sadly, we have no desire to ever go back.

@TigerBoyX15

3 ай бұрын

​@@mylahbarreto5265did they steal anything ?

The Moroccan architecture is the best in the world

Please go to Merzhouga and show us what it looks like now. Was the first place I ever saw the Milky Way. 🥰

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

We won't be doing any desert things on this trip but would be good!

Wow guys. I have been to Marakech and Casablanca. I hope you are having a good time. Jamae El Fna est the main plaza, the hectic, hustle and bustle. You will enjoy your time and be careful of scams . Please don't forget to go to Tunisia, north african country. you will love it. God bless you guys

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

We are planning to visit Tunisia at some point, having a blast in Morocco! It has been way way better than we imagined

Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

Next time try to visit Essaouira. In the north, Tetouan the beautiful Mediterranean gem is worth a trip. Only 45 mins from southern Spain. And don’t listen to people. Morocco 🇲🇦 is safe.

@JumpingPlaces

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips, we will have a video from Essaouira 😁👍

@adamlasry5225

3 ай бұрын

@@JumpingPlaces good luck. Watch videos on Tetouan, Mdiq, Fnideq, Oued Laou, beautiful seaside villages near Tetouan. Little gems few people visit.