Ancient Morocco endures side-by-side with its modern counterpart, so those who visit this exotic country in North Africa can witness remnants of life unchanged in thousands of years. I’m just back from a Morocco visit with Odysseys Unlimited, which curates experiences for small groups. French colonial rule of Morocco between 1912 and 1954 left its influence, and that language is still widely spoken and understood. Souks are districts within the medina devoted to specific finds, such as silver, lamps, leather, shoes and spices. After flying Air France from Washington Dulles via Paris into Casablanca, we joined our small Odysseys Unlimited group.
