Sarah Slattery

But otherwise, you know, through the souks and everything, we just found them really, really friendly, lovely people.

Yeah, and they will take euros in some of them, cash, but mostly, well, you need to have, you definitely need to have the currency anyway.

It's dirhams and you can only get it when you land.

It's a closed currency.

So I would say definitely change the money at the airport when you land because there are big queues for the ATMs in the centre and it's good just to have the cash with you.

Most places will let you tap or take card, but cash is definitely worth having some cash on you, absolutely.

Oh, we might have come home with a few of those.

All right, the kids were having a great time with their designer t-shirts, shall we say.

Yeah, to be honest, the souks, I was really surprised at...

The quality, actually, like we ended up coming back three and four times shopping in the souks.

It was really good.

Great fun, too.

The haggling was good.

They were very nice.

If you didn't want something, you just said, no, thank you.

There was no hassling, nothing like that, which I kind of had expected.

But the quality, like the handmade leather, the goods, the spices, the argan oil.

I got gorgeous cushion covers for the garden and just different pieces, but all really, really nice.

And then, of course, they have all the fake designer goods and that if you want any of those as well.

But there's everything literally from spices to ceramics to leather to lanterns.