We had a week to spare after studying in Granada, so decided to head across to Morocco for a week. After a relatively easy bus and ferry journey across the Strait, we arrived in Tangier. The port is about 40min from the city, so we had to jump in an old, beat-up Mercedes taxi with three other passengers and a crazy driver (none of whom spoke much English). We arrived in Tangier and immediately took a train to the small coastal town of Assilah. Luckily we jumped off the train at the right stop (there were no signs at all to designate each station or concrete platform) because Assilah was such a laid-back, cruisy way to begin Morocco.
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