There are many different excursions and day trips from Marrakech. If you're staying in the city, after a few days you'll be ready to venture out and see the beautiful landscapes, Ouzoud falls, and the Atlas Mountains just outside of Marrakech.
The tours meet at Jemma El-Fnaa around…
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Read MoreTrümmelbach Falls is a powerful waterfall located in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. Join us as we ascend the interior of this mountain cutting waterfall. Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland is one of the most iconic and picturesque places in all of Switzerland - and that is saying a lot considering how majestic this entire country is. Additionally, it is home to one of the most powerful and deadly waterfalls that we have ever witnessed - Trümmelbach Falls! It is a series of ten glacier-fed waterfalls inside the mountain that you can see from the inside via its own cave-like carving and due to a number of stairwells that were built in 1913 and maintained ever since. Trümmelbach is a natural UNESCO World heritage site as it is formed by glacier melt-water from Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau that form a powerful raging torrent that carries 20,000 liters of water per second through the caves.
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Yes, the quote is from Beauty and the Beast, but if there's one Disney restaurant that can boast about excellent service, amazing food, and an overall mind-blowing gastronomic experience – Remy on Disney Cruise Line is the one. Check out our review!
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Read MoreHiking in Kandersteg, Switzerland is no joke. Our guides informed us that it was rated a 3 out of 5 on the difficulty rating and considered a Swiss "family-friendly" hike. I suppose that Swiss people are generally more fit than Americans and hiking up high altitudes is a common family activity.
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