October 2020 Sandstorm experience in Casablanca Morocco felt like being in an end of the world movie.
Sands from Sahara desert has reached as far as Casablanca and even further north of Morocco.
Category: Daily Living Morocco
Tips for new expats relocating to Ethiopia. Daily living advise from shopping, hospitals, restaurants, services, transportation, networking and others.
Morocco: Spider Bite
Morocco has several spiders, bugs and insects that could be found in the city. Common house spiders in Morocco could bite. House spiders in Morocco are not all harmless. The spider could crawl into your clothing or bedding and can bite. House spider are not deadly but if bitten and not treated it could spread infection. If spider bite infection is left untreated it could be eventually be threatening.
Morocco: Public Transportation
Tips on Morocco public transportation.
If it is your first time to arrive in Morocco as a backpacker, tourist, or expat. You are most likely to take a public transportation. Unless you have an organized tour or someone to pick you up at the airport.
This is a helpful list of tips and advice on public transportation in Morocco.
Morocco: China Town
At Casablanca there is an area comparable to China town. There is no real China town in Morocco as the Asian community is small in the country. However, there is an area that sells low cost made in China items in shops and by the street at a small neighborhood. The vendors and shop owners are mostly Moroccans not like the real China town wherein most of the shop owners are Chinese
Morocco: Top Shopping in Casablanca
Top shopping places in Casablanca
Morocco: Promenade Near Hassan II Mosque
As of January 2019, the promenade along Hassan II mosque by the beach has been partially opened to public.
Morocco: Electronics Repair, Buy and Sell
CASABLANCA: Where to go for a one stop place for electronics such phones, television, laptop, computers, camera, and supplies.
Morocco: Doctors & Dentists (English Speaking)
This is to help English speakers in Casablanca, Morocco who have minimum to no knowledge of French, Arabic or Darija language. The information of the health practitioners and services are from English speaking embassies such as UK, US and some suggestions from online forums.