Emanuela Grieco
No man’s land: that’s how they call that three kilometre strip parting Morocco from Mauritania, since ever disputed and now not belonging to anyone. On the roadside of this dusty track there are mines everywhere. Stopping or halting for a … Read More
Our journey from Iceland to South Africa took us in Morocco, where we travelled through the Western Sahara: 266,000 square kilometres, a nobody’s land whose borders are disputed among Morocco, Algeria and Mauritania. Morocco and its colours are simply magic. … Read More
After crossing Iceland and the Faeroes Islands, we arrived in Africa on January 22. Immediately, we pointed towards Chefchaouen, the “Blue City”, and Morocco astonished us with its colours, but also with its welcoming people. It has been a very … Read More
January 6. When we started our journey from Iceland to South Africa with Vikings across Africa, it was cold. The starting team left from Reykjavik, while the others joined in Malaga, Spain. During the first few days we went along … Read More