morocco
A Feast for
the Senses
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Dates and Prices
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Spring
2008 – Morocco: A Feast for the Senses |
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April 2 –11/
$4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Fall
2008 – Yoga with Jeannie Manchester |
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Sept 10–19 / $4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Fall
2008 – Morocco: A Feast for the Senses |
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Sept 10–19 / $4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Nov 12–21 / $4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Spring
2009 – Morocco: A Feast for the Senses |
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Mar 31 - April 9/
$4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Fall
2009 – Morocco: A Feast for the Senses |
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Sept 15–24 / $4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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Nov 11–20 / $4,940 (single), $4,595 (double) |
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All prices are per person. |
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TRAVEL
INFORMATION (transportation, lodging, weather,
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Prices include: accommodations,
three meals per day, all cooking instruction, tours, tastings,
and ground transportation during the program. Airfare is
not included. Please inquire about rates for spouses and
guests who choose not to participate. Prices subject to
change without notice.
A realm of truly unfamiliar and fascinating places
still exist, where the local people treat you like a
traveler, not a tourist and where things might not
always go as expected but are likely to be exquisitely
memorable. You may see things you‚ve never seen
before, like goats in trees, donkeys pulling carts
full of herbs on a busy desert highway at the break of
dawn. 
Morocco is like the perfect tea, sweet and
minty. It's the finesse of how to add the right spice
to the right dish. It's the importance of rubbing
couscous between your hands, infusing it with argon
oil. It's picking and eating from the garden at Jnane
Tamsna, where
the seeds are collected and cultivated from around the
world.
Get to know the Berbers, the indigenous ones. One
smile from Abdul could
melt the snow from Mt. Toubkal. Get your hands on some
tasty grilled fish
right at the port in Essouira. Listen to the ever
present winds whisper truth in a different language.
Ride a camel on the beach in search of liberation. See
if you can guess the secret ingredient of Miriam's
lamb tagine. Shift your vantage point just enough to
catch a shimmer of what you've been missing. Say hello
to sickle moons and night skies,
Hammam's and Jalil's aromatherapy garden. Make bread
in a clay oven. Preserve a lemon. Say goodbye to the
norm as you know it. Take a refreshing bath in exotic
oils and shed a tired skin. Beware of the serpentine
passage of time and watch out for the cobras in the
Place Jma al Fna. But don't worry, they're harmless
and lead a charmed life, as will you.
Find out more by reading the itinerary.
Morocco Trip article: The Spice of Life (More magazine, Feb. 2008)
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