Morocco luxury all inclusive package from £194.00-pp - incl. flights 4* hotel (4.5/5 TripAdvisor) & transfers @ Holiday Pirates

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Morocco luxury all inclusive package from £194.00-pp - incl. flights 4* hotel (4.5/5 TripAdvisor) & transfers @ Holiday Pirates

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djpkinthemix

3 Jan 16

Holidaying is addictive! My goodness! Look at this cracker! Morocco All Inclusive! How tempting does this one look! Currently Thomson have discounted this package holiday to Morocco heavily it departs from London Gatwick staying 7 nights at the ClubHotel Riu Tikida Palmeraie which is a 4* premium hotel which has been Rated 4.5/5 TripAdvisor based on 4,137 with a Traveller's Choice Award. There is also an option to also fly from Manchester.

This package is based on departing on the 19 January 2016 and returning on the 28 January 2016 giving you 7 nights to visit the amazing Morocco, this package consists of flights, hand and hold luggage, hotel, all meals and drinks + transfers to and from the hotel, the hotel has a swimming pool, spa, 3 restaurants and a fitness centre. As we do all require internet whilst travelling abroad, this hotel has the added benefit of free WiFi access.

Offer Details:

Travel duration is 7 nights
Flights from London London - Morocco – Round Trip
7 nights 4* Star Hotel rated 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor
Board Basis - All Inclusive
Hand Luggage - Included
Hold Luggage - Included
Return Airport Transfers - Included
Alternative Airport - Manchester
Based on 2 Adults
Price Breakdown:

7 Nights - 2 Adults - £388.00 / 4 = £194.00 Per Person (London Gatwick)
7 Nights - 2 Adults - £402.00 / 4 = £201.00 Per Person (Manchester)

Top comments

stuartc74

4 Jan 16 14 #53

Some of the posts on this thread are bordering on insanity. Twice I have been climbing in remote Moroccan mountains and stayed in Marrakesh - far safer than Glasgow at night. People who will not visit such countries due to vague terrorist threats are simple utter cowards, useless humans in my opinion. You want to be safe - stay in your wee British **** house. Want to experience life - grow a pair. Anyone who does not travel to Morocco due to a fear of terrorism is a person defeated by IS. You have done exactly what they wanted - they picked you out as an utter coward and you responded as they wished - you stopped living a normal life...Congratulations in giving in to a threat that doesn't even exist. If you are genuinely such an utterly pathetic coward that you are scared of terrorism then I suggest you leave the UK as eventually the UK will be hit big time. Absolutely AMAZED how cowardly some Brits are. I'm off to Northern South America next year...am I scared I will be kidnapped by drug gangs? No, because statistically I have more chance of winning the lottery. Anyone scared to visit Morocco is a complete coward.

hiezra to staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 12 #13

WHAT A BELL END

jcb86

3 Jan 16 9 #27

The terrorist threat level to the UK is currently severe as per the mi5.gov website. What do you suggest? Don't leave the bloody house?

https://www.mi5.gov.uk/home/the-threats/terrorism/threat-levels.html

staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 5 #11

..not really safe place for holiday...

Latest comments (68)

Neobrown

18 Jan 16 #68

This thread is reminding me when Hukders told people to stop being snobs and visit Tunisia....

Safety 1st

elmo-1

9 Jan 16 #67

hope to get a deal like this in 2 months when I'm looking, have some heat

stuartc74

4 Jan 16 14 #53

whatyadoinsucka to stuartc74

4 Jan 16 #55

Agree with some of your points it's all risk and reward, some people are pro risk (or even a risk seeker = yourself) others are risk averse and will happily spend to go elsewhere.
Nothing wrong with either, thankfully we are not all the same.
Otherwise everyone would snap up these cheap deals to North Africa and eventually the uk government will have to take steps to bring them home, when a terrorist attack does happen..

IMHO If you want to go see Morocco read up on it, be a smart traveller and enjoy the Atlas Mountains, the markets, the beach towns, Live like a local and avoid the purely western bars and attractions.

If you just looking for the cheapest holiday, and have no interest in Morocco consider elsewhere, yes you'll pay extra but no point being in a hostile country with totally different culture and lifestyles..

RuudBullit to stuartc74

4 Jan 16 1 #66

You're such a tough guy. I've never seen such strong words typed before. My hero.

Actually, you're a muppet. I holiday with my wife and child. Valuing their safety makes me neither cowardly nor pathetic.

marto

4 Jan 16 #65

stayed here last year nice hotel food great also spoke to a masterchef finalist (name escapes me) and even he said food quality was very good staff friendly recomended

julianporter5

4 Jan 16 1 #61

I wanted to know the extent of mis information about dangers to UK citizens in Egypt. I made a FOI request to the FCO to get the statistics on murders of British tourists. Look at the numbers yourself and you will see that in the tourist areas such as Luxor the statistics do not support any danger at all during the past years when many people stopped visiting because of perceived risk. Yes I would feel more at risk in London. As they say the past is no indicator of the future but You don't need top live in ignorance Of the facts. You are missing a treat if you don't visit.

RuudBullit to julianporter5

4 Jan 16 #64

The current climate is different from previous years. The world has changed. I remember a thread very similar to this one with a deal for Tunisia not so long back. A week later an extremist nutcase shot a load of sunbathers on a Tunisian beach.

RuudBullit

4 Jan 16 #63

Pardon?

forgotagain

4 Jan 16 #62

Expired? Coming up as £320 from Manchester.

staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 5 #11

..not really safe place for holiday...

dcb01 to staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 3 #12

Unlike the UK, which if any news paper is to be believed has a murder mentioned every day. Great post!

hiezra to staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 12 #13

WHAT A BELL END

jcb86 to staronthebluesky

3 Jan 16 1 #14

Based on what information? Moronic comment. I was at a hotel about 500m from there in September. They're a very friendly and welcoming people, felt very safe.

tommy8 to staronthebluesky

4 Jan 16 #58

stay safe in your bed then.

drummerdickens to staronthebluesky

4 Jan 16 1 #60

More people are killed in police shootings in New York than terrorist attacks in Morocco and, in case you've forgotten, 3000 people were killed in a terrorist attack in New York 14 years ago.

I guess New York isn't a safe place for a holiday either?

Shahie

4 Jan 16 #59

It would be interesting to know, how many of you who have said that Morocco is unsafe would go to the United States?

Latest figures 32,000 Gun Deaths a Year!

Cinema - two people killed and nine others injured
School - 10 people killed and 7 more injured at Umpqua college in Roseburg - there were 52 school shootings in 2015 with multiple deaths.

Everywhere in the World there are bad people, Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper is a British example, would that mean you no longer go to Yorkshire?

Travel broadens your horizons, I'm going to Morocco with my family during May half term.

lendu

4 Jan 16 #57

LEGEND

dizzer

4 Jan 16 1 #56

I've been to Morocco with my kids this year and had a great time. We found the people friendly, genuine and generous. Surf beaches and Atlas mountains are stunning. We went because my boy loves fossils and Morocco is great for fossils, rocks and minerals. Like the guy said make sensible choices for yourself and your family.

whatyadoinsucka

4 Jan 16 #54

They already have many times, the cafes at the top of the square have been bombed numerous times over the years..
2011 being the last, 24 deaths including one British tourists
Statistically being involved in a terrorist attack is like winning the lottery, but it will happen eventually

Jojom

3 Jan 16 1 #52

If you don't feel comfortable about going there, don't go, it doesn't make you a ****. If you do feel comfortable about going, do so, that doesn't make you a **** either. Whether you like it or not the uk governments travel advice is there for a reason and if you are a white tourist in the Middle East/North Africa you WILL stand out. It just depends where and how many of the murderers that are out there happen to be at the time.

mayzi

3 Jan 16 #51

Yeh- as we know all know when before somethings going to happen! lol

heskeythegreat

3 Jan 16 #50

Ive never experienced or heard such utter stupidity in my life. MUSLIM countries pose a threat?? Why because they have Muslims. Your still A BELL END and will always be[/quot
Loads of terrorists have come from Morrocco,why would people take the risk,it's only a matter of time for some local takes it out on a load of innocent Brits.You're the bell end

EN1GMA

3 Jan 16 #49

Hot deal. Though I prefer to stay in a riad. Makes it easier going to be square and back. But if you've been before and just want a leisurely break then it's probably perfect.

RuudBullit

3 Jan 16 #48

You can dress it up however you like. If you put money in front of the safety of your family, that's up to you. Don't expect other people to do it because you call it scaremongering. And the other guy is calling anyone who disagrees with him a ****. So yes, I do think he is being obnoxious. What's skiing got to do with anything?

hiezra

3 Jan 16 #47

Ive never experienced or heard such utter stupidity in my life. MUSLIM countries pose a threat?? Why because they have Muslims. Your still A BELL END and will always be

derek1165

3 Jan 16 #46

There's an awfull lot of talk about bell ends in this thread :smile:

Nice find OP voted hot

Vanderlust

3 Jan 16 #45

Cool story. In here spreading Heil scaremongering but you think the other guy was obnoxious?

Anyone who acts disproportionately to statistical reality is being irrational. Anyone who spreads irrational fear is a scaremongerer.

What percentage of British tourists have been killed in Africa and the Middle East in the past few years? Now compare that to traffic and skiing accidents.

RuudBullit

3 Jan 16 1 #44

We live and work in the UK, and as such, don't have a choice but to be aware and manage the threat. We know they will target big tourism centres, large gatherings of people etc.
Where we go on holiday is a completely free choice, we can decide to avoid the more dangerous places. And some of us will do that, even if it costs a bit more money, regardless of what people think.
You are more than welcome to stay in the house though.

MRPRO_MO2012

3 Jan 16 #43

Thanks OP this is hot.

RuudBullit

3 Jan 16 3 #42

I haven't stopped living my life, but there's nothing particular in Morocco to persuade me to go there, over places like The Canary Islands, Portugal, the Atlantic coast in France, The Carribbean etc, except for cost. And money isn't important compared to my families safety and happiness. Each to their own, and I'm not knocking anyone for going there, it's your choice, but the guy I quoted was being completely obnoxious based on the fact that some people don't want to go to North Africa, based on very real threats of terrorism.

What about it?

commonnonesense

3 Jan 16 1 #41

According to Fox "News", you ought to steer clear of Birmingham, not that you'd be allowed in though. :confused:

neilcaldwell

3 Jan 16 #40

I live in the UK, where would you recommend that I should not go please, please educate me.

jonnyzola

3 Jan 16 #39

Paris?

Vanderlust

3 Jan 16 1 #38

Wha exactly is this increased risk in percentage then?

Everyone I know from Edinburgh who went to the Middle East in 2015 had an amazing time. Have a friend who owns his second home in Marrakech and let's us have the keys when we want. Never heard anyone says anything bad about the place.

Did we all stop going to London after a few nuts lost the plot? Guess rising up in NI you see things differently, you don't let a minority of bellends stop you from living your life. I certainly won't live in fear and stop travelling because of the 'terrorism. More chance of getting hit by a bus.

chaffordred

3 Jan 16 #37

Ignore the travel advice and go. I really hope you and your family have a good time. With all the money you save you could even book a second holiday to Sharm, but don't come crying when the UK government issue a travel ban and you have to use the blow up dinghy from the gift shop hotel to get back across the Mediterranean.

MisterSkinflint

3 Jan 16 2 #34

There were 38 people murdered by Muslim extremists whilst lying on a beach in North Africa only 6 months ago. I can't expose my family to that sort of danger, and just before anyone really intelligent likens me to a human body part..... No it hasn't happened in Blackpool yet.

Vanderlust to MisterSkinflint

3 Jan 16 1 #36

North Africa is massive compared to Blackpool. But Blackpool has a relatively high rate of rape for the area, I guess you won't be taking your family there then either.

johankirchner

3 Jan 16 1 #20

Good luck flying to any of these countries, I would not gamble with my life. Even if this was free I would still not go to any part of these countries????

K0YS to johankirchner

3 Jan 16 #25

your question doesn't make sense.

hiezra to johankirchner

3 Jan 16 1 #29

You just stay hidden in your bunker 30 feet underground. Another bell end

Vanderlust to johankirchner

3 Jan 16 #35

LOL

Completely mental. Reckon the Dail Heil has melted some people's brains. :smile:

RuudBullit

3 Jan 16 2 #33

You're a clown pal. Muslim countries pose a very clear increased risk to white brits at the current time. You might be prepared to take that risk with your life and that of your nearest and dearest, to save a few quid, but some of us think it's just not worth it. And I won't be in a bunker, I'll just be spending a bit more money to give my family that extra peace of mind.

Savedotmoney

3 Jan 16 #7

Riu Palace Tikida Agadir is a brilliant all inclusive hotel as well.

DADSCAB to Savedotmoney

3 Jan 16 #32

We're going to the Riu Palace Tikida on the 18th for 2 weeks, booked it just yesterday for my 50th birthday. Never been to Morocco before so wasn't sure what to expect, but the reviews have put my mind at rest.

umar

3 Jan 16 #31

good price i would go if i could get time off work lovely place

RuudBullit

3 Jan 16 4 #30

The difference is, that we live in the UK. We have local knowledge. This means we are much more aware of where to go and where not to go.

mayzi

3 Jan 16 #28

Have you checked UKs current threat level?

jcb86

3 Jan 16 9 #27

dtovey89

3 Jan 16 3 #26

Touche

Whose the moron now ey?
I'd steer clear of any North African / Middle Eastern country at the moment.

bevanoli

3 Jan 16 #24

Been to this hotel twice. Amazing!

Pool a bit cold but not too bad when it's 40 degrees outside

sofad1970

3 Jan 16 1 #22

" Allans snackbar "..

ivandobski to sofad1970

3 Jan 16 #23

lol

montana78

3 Jan 16 #21

Shame it's not school holiday

chaffordred

3 Jan 16 3 #19

Based on this information: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/morocco/terrorism

OperateOnMe

3 Jan 16 #18

There quite a few good deals with various operators, this being all inclusive inc. transfers is great

vtec

3 Jan 16 #17

** what's

vtec

3 Jan 16 #16

weekdays weather like this time of year?

whatyadoinsucka

3 Jan 16 4 #5

"Visit the amazing Morocco"
Can't imagine the majority of holidaymakers will see much of Morocco when staying in an all inclusive resort 6 km from Marrakech's old quarter, although their is a Hotel courtesy bus to the centre..

If you go to Marakech stay in a Riad and see the real Morocco , not a hotel full of holidaymakers over indulging

cargill85 to whatyadoinsucka

3 Jan 16 1 #15

Happy New Year....

hiezra

3 Jan 16 #10

Just booked for 4 of us. Can't wait. Bargain.

visoka

3 Jan 16 4 #8

No thanks

Creatzy to visoka

3 Jan 16 #9

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