Videos tagged with "class"

Cruising to Agadir Morocco, September 2012 [12:28]
Ann visits Agadir including the Fantasia show on our September 2012 Spain, Portugal & Morocco cruise aboard Oceania Cruises' upper premium class m/s Riviera....

Oceania Riviera, Spain Portugal & Morocco Cruise, September 2012 [02:01:30]
Join Ann, Georgia and Joseph for a 12-day cruise aboard the upper premium class m/s Riviera with Oceania Cruises sailing September 2, 2012 visiting Spain (Ba...

Morocco [01:38]
Morocco's distinctive landscapes and enduring cultural heritage offer an enticing journey into the heart of North Africa. Part of Africa yet markedly different, Morocco is a fascinating study in contrasts. Old world medinas with noisy, narrow, winding lanes vie for attention with fashionable cafés, boutique shops and modern city centers. Sophisticated coastal cities such as Casablanca and Rabat boast an abundance of long white beaches, picturesque rocky coves and classic resorts. The imperial cities of Meknes and Fes showcase fine examples of Islamic architecture and tradition. Inland cities are warm and exotic, set among hills and palm groves. The rugged, snow-capped Atlas Mountains stretch 2414 kilometers/1500 miles through Morocco and beyond. Berber tribes have lived in the region for thousands of years, and were first mentioned in writings of ancient Egyptians. Long-established villages such as Aït-Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, serve as strongholds that preserve the Berber lifestyle, culture, music and art. The country is also rich in Jewish heritage, with the first migration into this area coming after the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem; and a second wave arrived from the Iberian Peninsula in the period immediately preceding and following the 1492 Alhambra Decree, when the Jews were expelled from the kingdoms of Spain and Portugal. At its peak in the 1940s, Morocco's Jewish population exceeded 250000. Jewish heritage is seen throughout the ...

A long and rubbish edit of a bike trip to Morocco [11:30]
A second trip around Morocco with Big Red and Big Black. The mission was vaguely to ride into the Sahara as far as the road goes in Morocco and the highest piste in Morocco. Done! Calling at various classic locations. Rubbish sound, rambling commentary. More for our memories! 2011 CHiPs Lite

Yoga Retreat in the Moroccan Sahara [02:26]
Best Yoga Retreats New dates for March 2013 to be defined shortly. After all the attendees have gathered we will depart to the desert yoga experience. Leaving Marrakech behind while slowly ascending the High Atlas passing through impressive bends carved into the mountain. Our desert yoga retreat will visit multiple Kasbahs, the protected world heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou and the Draa Valley. The teacher Perumal Koshy Perumal Koshy, born in India, has been instructing for 2 decades across America, Europe, India and Morocco. At 12 years of age he began his teaching career. A path that lead him develop Dynamic Progressive Fusion Yoga. Perumal's yoga classes, adjusted to the physical abilities of the individual. The practice is built on a 6 parts underlying foundation (pranayama, preparatory, salutation, strength, stretching and meditation) to feel refreshed, relaxed and simultaneously energized. Thanks to a progressive approach, will allow the student to achieve the right state of flow in order to improve mobility, breathing and circulation while strengthening muscles, tendons and ligaments, leading to genuine mental and physical wellbeing. Those participating in his retreats walk away with results of calm and clarity with heightened energy. Yoga Journal Italy and Esprit Yoga France frequently publish articles und studies written by Perumal. He delivers his message and method through retreats, conferences and festivals in India, USA, Europa and Morocco.