I really don't understand how TH-cam algorithms work, but your channel deserves at least a million subscribers. Keep it up, you're doing an excellent job.
Excellent. Thank you. I've passed through Tanger a couple of times on my way south and hadn't appreciated all the city has to offer. Now I must return!
Chris, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I'm a very anxious traveler and the first place I went to outside the US in March this year was Morocco (Marrakech and Rabat), which included the 3-day trip in the Sahara. Your review there was SPOT ON! It made me feel so much more comfortable having watched your dedicated review (twice...haha) I even was able to tell the other people in my bus that we could go to whatever restaurant we wanted and they appreciated the tip. We also were able to say goodbye to the interesting people we met before we got separated on the last overnight--which again you warned us about. Your videos are making me want to go back to Morocco. My husband loves traveling in the Middle East. Have you ever been to Jordan?
I'm really glad it was helpful to you. I made that video as I couldn't find any information online about it at the time and could have done with that kind of info myself. I love travelling in the Middle East too and have indeed been to Jordan, though that was long before I started making videos on TH-cam. Back in 2011 I did a trip overland through Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt. It was an amazing experience!
As a moroccan, i’m very happy that you enjoyed you’re journey in our country. You will be always welcomed and you still have so much places to visit. Juste one important information, Morocco is not in middle east, in fact, we are very far away from it. I know that in US you tend to put all arabe countries as middle east, wich is a wrong fact. First, Morocco is not arabe, it’s actually a berber or Amazigh country, and amazighs lives all over north Africa. Arabes came in this region in middle ages, and our language is a mix of amazigh, arabic, and latin. Second, middle east starts from egypte in west to arabic peninsula in east, wich is at least 5000 km away from Morocco. Geographicly, Morocco is considered a north african country composed of amazigh people at 90%. We prefer to be related to Africa people more than arabs or middle east populations. Hope you will come back again !
Thank you! Sometimes I travel with a friend who doesn’t want to be on video but is happy to help. Have a great trip in February! There’ll be a few more videos from Morocco coming before you go
Thanks for the video. I was there 2 years ago and I really liked it. I have to go back again to drink Moroccan coffee and tea, and smoke hash😁at Cafe Baba.
Chris - been following ya since you had 20 subs Your videos are getting better and better Plus morocco is my fav destination Put a few vids up myself but nowhere as good as yours great stuff looking forward to whats to come 🙏🙏🏴🏴
@@ChrisKermis thanks bud Your welcome, can we get some prices of every day costs always good to know what stuff costs , you have made a good foundation for your channel wont be long before the subs pile up you deserve it. 🙏🙏🏴🏴
@@wanderingwelshman2858 Yeah I don't normally put costs in as it always changes. Roughly I spent around 15 Euros for dinners, anywhere from 35 to 70 per night for accomodation, 1 euro for a mint tea (a lot of that in Tangier!) and 5ish for a beer.
Thanks Chris. I've been searching for just this type of video on Tangiers for a long time. One that combined well researched expat folklore with the current state of the city. Great work, man.
Hi chris, another great video. Planning our trip now for early march. 1 week in Tangiers, then off to Marakesxh for 12 days, then back to Tangiers, for a few more days. If you are in Morocco, we should meet for coffee. Cheers
Hi, thank you! That's good that you're spending a decent amount of time in Tangier, I really enjoyed that city. Be sure to make the trip from there to Tetouan, it's only an hour away and really worth it! I'm no longer in Morocco, I'm home for now and off on another trip before long.
The city is loaded with history and it is cool... I love the vibe in Tangiers. The only negative thing was the scammers, especially those selling rugs and perfumes/medicines in the Medina.... and the false tourist guides. If you say hi, you can never get rid of them,. They expect a tip even for a hello..... and they take you to shops and you are "kidnapped" there until you buy anything... The persistence of vendors. The ask so outrageous prices, laughable. Hard not to insult them but I did feel taken as stupid. I am not American, but they assumed I was(?). It is a region where people can speak and understand Spanish. Warning: Also if you are a woman traveling alone, the males will complain about your presence in a coffee shop or anywhere (my wife and my cousin were treated poorly sometimes when I was not there.) The food is really good. The archaeology museum is small but it has very beautiful and curated pieces.
Oh one how tells a little about Paul Bowles But the rest is not a real traveler Report It’s one form a tourist Paul describes the different in The sheltering sky Tangier has much much more to offer than tourist spots But there is no report to find here !
Morocco looks so beautiful, modern and very clean. Actually, Morocco is more like the European countries Spain, Portugal and France than a third world country.
Every city in Morocco has its own character For example, Tangier and Tetouan because they were occupied by Spain so the Spanish character remained there
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I really don't understand how TH-cam algorithms work, but your channel deserves at least a million subscribers. Keep it up, you're doing an excellent job.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it, help spread the word 🙂
Id have to agree!
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Excellent. Thank you. I've passed through Tanger a couple of times on my way south and hadn't appreciated all the city has to offer. Now I must return!
Great video Chris your sub from 🇲🇦❤
Thank you!
Love this❤. Thank you Chris for a GREAT presentation of Tangier.
Greetings from a Moroccan in Norway 👌👏
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Great video. Thanks for sharing your insights into the city's cafe culture. My type of vibe
Thank you!
Chris, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I'm a very anxious traveler and the first place I went to outside the US in March this year was Morocco (Marrakech and Rabat), which included the 3-day trip in the Sahara. Your review there was SPOT ON! It made me feel so much more comfortable having watched your dedicated review (twice...haha) I even was able to tell the other people in my bus that we could go to whatever restaurant we wanted and they appreciated the tip. We also were able to say goodbye to the interesting people we met before we got separated on the last overnight--which again you warned us about. Your videos are making me want to go back to Morocco. My husband loves traveling in the Middle East. Have you ever been to Jordan?
I'm really glad it was helpful to you. I made that video as I couldn't find any information online about it at the time and could have done with that kind of info myself.
I love travelling in the Middle East too and have indeed been to Jordan, though that was long before I started making videos on TH-cam. Back in 2011 I did a trip overland through Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt. It was an amazing experience!
As a moroccan, i’m very happy that you enjoyed you’re journey in our country. You will be always welcomed and you still have so much places to visit. Juste one important information, Morocco is not in middle east, in fact, we are very far away from it. I know that in US you tend to put all arabe countries as middle east, wich is a wrong fact. First, Morocco is not arabe, it’s actually a berber or Amazigh country, and amazighs lives all over north Africa. Arabes came in this region in middle ages, and our language is a mix of amazigh, arabic, and latin. Second, middle east starts from egypte in west to arabic peninsula in east, wich is at least 5000 km away from Morocco. Geographicly, Morocco is considered a north african country composed of amazigh people at 90%. We prefer to be related to Africa people more than arabs or middle east populations. Hope you will come back again !
Nice,very nice video again Chris! 👌
Thank you! This was a hard one to put together but I had to do Tangier justice
Great video Chris. We had forgotten how interesting Tangier is. Thanks for the reminder. Some nice filming of the beautiful cafes and media. C 👍
Thank you! It quickly became one of my favourite cities in Morocco
Really nice, awesome place, great presentation of major cultural and historic interests. . . Freedom, fortune and glory. . . Blessings. . .
Thank you!
Great vid. Thank you for posting.
Thank you!
thank you for this interesting tour
Glad you liked it!
Good work, brief as usual. Thanks for café Baba's tip. I didn't know about it before.
Thank you 🙏🏽 Cafe Baba is really a special place there
@@ChrisKermis i believe it, I didn't find il Hafa such a stunning place
Thanks for sharing. It’s good to see the different parts of Morocco.
Youre talented. Awesome videos
Thank you so much!
Amazing Tanger , amazing video ❤
Thank you!
Who is helping you film in some of your shots? Enjoyed your video and will be looking at all of them...hoping to go to morocco in february.
Thank you! Sometimes I travel with a friend who doesn’t want to be on video but is happy to help. Have a great trip in February! There’ll be a few more videos from Morocco coming before you go
Another superb video Chris. I enjoy all your videos so very much. You really know what you’re doing. Thanks👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻🤙🏻
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Thanks for the video. I was there 2 years ago and I really liked it. I have to go back again to drink Moroccan coffee and tea, and smoke hash😁at Cafe Baba.
Chris - been following ya since you had 20 subs
Your videos are getting better and better Plus morocco is my fav destination
Put a few vids up myself but nowhere as good as yours great stuff looking forward to whats to come
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Thank you 🙏🏽 I really appreciate your support and kind words!
@@ChrisKermis thanks bud
Your welcome, can we get some prices of every day costs always good to know what stuff costs , you have made a good foundation for your channel wont be long before the subs pile up you deserve it.
🙏🙏🏴🏴
@@wanderingwelshman2858 Yeah I don't normally put costs in as it always changes. Roughly I spent around 15 Euros for dinners, anywhere from 35 to 70 per night for accomodation, 1 euro for a mint tea (a lot of that in Tangier!) and 5ish for a beer.
@@ChrisKermis Thanks bud really helpfull 🙏🙏🏴
Thanks Chris. I've been searching for just this type of video on Tangiers for a long time. One that combined well researched expat folklore with the current state of the city.
Great work, man.
Glad you liked it, thanks!
amazing video .. thank you for showing the true beauty of my city
Thank you! I really loved Tangier, it’s a great city
Enjoyed every second of it! I like your pace of talking and the fact that video is also informative. Keep going! And I am going to Tangier very soon
Good to hear! I hope you have a great time in Tangier
Great city 🔥🇲🇦❤️
I'm an American who has lived n Tangier for 2 years now. It is a most complex and very simple city at the same time.
It’s a fascinating city, it’s got to be interesting to get to know better
Great video , feels very professional. I have always loved Tangier . Why didn’t you mention Joe Orton , Kenneth Williams?
Thank you, I didn’t know of them being there
Interesting stuff !
Glad you think so!
Hi chris, another great video. Planning our trip now for early march. 1 week in Tangiers, then off to Marakesxh for 12 days, then back to Tangiers, for a few more days. If you are in Morocco, we should meet for coffee. Cheers
Hi, thank you! That's good that you're spending a decent amount of time in Tangier, I really enjoyed that city. Be sure to make the trip from there to Tetouan, it's only an hour away and really worth it! I'm no longer in Morocco, I'm home for now and off on another trip before long.
Come on, more🤘
I’m hoping tomorrow for the next one, it’s pretty close but it’s been real hard to find enough time lately
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Verry gooooood Video Chris.
Im back from Capaddocia. I Love this Area. in 4 Weeks i go back to Fes :)
Thank you! I’d love to go to Capaddocia myself, haven’t been there yet
You’re a pro! Great videos.
Thank you!
The city is loaded with history and it is cool... I love the vibe in Tangiers. The only negative thing was the scammers, especially those selling rugs and perfumes/medicines in the Medina.... and the false tourist guides. If you say hi, you can never get rid of them,. They expect a tip even for a hello..... and they take you to shops and you are "kidnapped" there until you buy anything... The persistence of vendors. The ask so outrageous prices, laughable. Hard not to insult them but I did feel taken as stupid. I am not American, but they assumed I was(?). It is a region where people can speak and understand Spanish. Warning: Also if you are a woman traveling alone, the males will complain about your presence in a coffee shop or anywhere (my wife and my cousin were treated poorly sometimes when I was not there.) The food is really good. The archaeology museum is small but it has very beautiful and curated pieces.
I adore your videos! I want to visit Morocco so bad❤
Why did Paul Bowles and so many others actually go to Tangier ? You forgot
to mention that..?
Have rentboy charges gone up since Burroughs and Bowles were there ?
Asking for a friend......
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6:35 I think you mean 1500 BC, not 15th century
Oops. You're right of course!
Welcome to morocco 🫶✨️
U should be working at bbc 👍👍
Haha thanks!
Much better than the BBC! You deserve many more subs!
Much better than the BBC! You deserve many more subs!
@@jiaheung4628 Thank you so much! Help spread the word 🙂I could certainly do with more to make this sustainable
Oh one how tells a little about Paul Bowles
But the rest is not a real traveler
Report
It’s one form a tourist
Paul describes the different in
The sheltering sky
Tangier has much much more to offer than tourist spots
But there is no report to find here !
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I’m not junky just stright😊
Each and every videos on tangier by TH-camrs are all the same.
Morocco looks so beautiful, modern and very clean. Actually, Morocco is more like the European countries Spain, Portugal and France than a third world country.
Morocco certainly isn’t a third world country, and Tangier does have a European feel. Great city!
@ sweet, shame it’s full of unfriendly and disingenuous locals, who love to engage in scamming tourists
Every city in Morocco has its own character For example, Tangier and Tetouan because they were occupied by Spain so the Spanish character remained there