Late on the evening of September 8, 2023, the most powerful earthquake in Morocco in decades, measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale, occurred in the High Atlas Mountains, approximately 70 kilometers south of Marrakech.
The best part of our historical Riad, besides the lovely courtyard garden, is our spacious rooftop terrace. We took advantage of the hot summer months to embellish it!
Dar Moustaqbel is a social impact student housing project, where 55 girls live together, while pursuing further education. Living here enables young girls from rural areas of Morocco to fully focus on their studies. NOSADE teaches yoga classes there regularly.
Yoga and Morocco? These two things don’t go together at all?!
When I traveled to Morocco for the very first time in 2019, I could not even imagine this combination. But at last when I was in the Sahara desert for the first time, I understood the incredible power that emanates from this country.
The Ourika Valley is very popular with many locals and tourists.
With its lush green vegetation and a pleasantly cool climate, it is a great contrast to the busy city life.
Marrakech – a city where there is always something going on. Which is bustling, lively and sometimes very chaotic. There is a great, surprising contrast to that – to be found in Marrakech’s beautiful gardens…
Sustainability and travelling: contradictory. But: Travelling to a country and taking on a little more responsibility for it, doesn’t mean less enjoyment…
Morocco. Sunny, exotic and lively. The aroma of spices is in the air, the call of the muezzin can be heard through the bustling souks, the sun bathes the red city in an unforgettable light every morning and evening…
Just recently we wrote a blog article about the impressive, traditional craftsmanship of the Berber women in Morocco. The Covid-19 pandemic threatens, next to many other things, this craftsmanship for which Morocco is known worldwide. A project tries to counteract…
In the following blog article you will get an insight into the impressive, traditional craftsmanship of the Berber women. The importance of craftsmanship and with it the importance of tradition in Morocco is as big today as it was centuries ago…
Following to our blog article „Berber in Morocco“ we would like to tell you the story of Kahina, the intrepid Berber queen…
In our series of articles about the Berber, the oldest inhabitants of North Africa, we would like to give you an insight into the – since years by women characterized – culture…
All of a sudden, the Corona virus entered our lives and changed everything immediately in form of a worldwide pandemic. For a long time, no one really knew what is happening in the world. And until now we all still don’t know where the virus is going to lead us…
In three parts we give you an insight into the very personal history of our family business. Today’s first part: The NOSADE foundation story – Yoga in Morocco: How did this come? – narrated by our founder Anica Alla…
Following the article “PIKALA city bike tour in Marrakesh – sight-seeing off beaten tracks & active
support” of April 24 th, I met with Cantal Bakker, a young Dutch woman who is the founder of PIKALA, to get to know and understand the project, that aims to create a more healthy and inclusive society through bikes…
Get to know the Team behind NOSADE! In this blog entry “Nosade Staff Introduction”, we want to provide you with the opportunity to get to know Alex….
PIKALA Bikes are offering a city tour of a different kind in Marrakesh. Today we are gliding through the city on imported Dutch bicycles that were recycled and beautifully overhauled at workshops organized by PIKALA for local Moroccan youngsters…
Read more about the most recent situation with regards to travel instructions for trips to Morocco with NOSADE in times of “Corona Virus”…