Ceuta, Spain and Canary Islands
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Our ferry landed in Ceuta, the small Spanish possession on the Moroccan coast. We disembarked, and headed to our bus, where due to our lost bus driver, we had a mini tour of the town on the way out. It seemed pleasant enough, but much less lively than the similar Gibraltar (Britain's small possession on the Spanish coast). Anyways, soon thereafter, we left on our way to Chefchaouen. On the way out, we had to stop at the Moroccan border crossing, which was somewhat intimidating. We saw people trying to cross the border between Spain and Morocco on foot. The guards at the border were unlike typical border guards who just check and stamp your passport. They actually looked through each of ours carefully and checked the luggage under the bus.
