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27 Nov 2008
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Guides in Morocco
Hi Guys,
Off to Morocco in May next years for 2 weeks, driving in a landcruiser from UK through Spain. Its not my first expedition, far from it, but i'm considering the benefits of a guide. I organised a guide when in Russia last year and he was brilliant, took us to loads of places we just wouldn't have found without him and sorted some "issues" out too. So has anyone used a guide in morocco that they can recommend to find some out of the way hard to reach spots. they'll be 4 vehicles which are all fully expedition prepped and it would be nice to find some of the more interesting sites. Alternatively is there enough information out there to get to all the really interesting places without a guide? Cheers Jim 
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