On our fourth day in Morocco, Jamie and I slipped into silky skirts (but sturdy sandals!) and headed out to explore the Agafay desert, which stretches from the outskirts of Marrakech to the base of the Atlas Mountains.
We packed a few essentials into backpacks (purchased the day before at the souk), and made our way across sand-swept, wind-hewn paths….

Our destination was La Pause, a true desert oasis, devoid of electricity or internet but brimming with a beauty that only Nature can create.
Once there, we tucked ourselves into its zen-like tent, poured a cold Moroccan rosé, and happily contented ourselves to whiling away the afternoon in the rustic elegance of our outpost’s embrace.



Hours slipped past as our hosts delivered one deliciously simplistic dish after another: a sublime salad served with fire-cooked quiche, a traditional tagine filled with apricots, dates and pears then spooned over crumbling couscous, fresh fruits of every stripe and and a heavenly apple pastry all passed through our camp-style tin plates.
A siesta obviously ensued.
Once rested, we readied ourselves for a tour of the surrounding terrain.
Jamie wore Super sunnies, a scarf picked up in St. John, Gap t-shirt, a Moroccan-made backpack, Ralph Lauren belt, Madewell skirt and Joie shoes:
I wore sunnies from The Row, a self-designed necklace, Cynthia Vincent blouse, my own Moroccan-made backpack, a Primary skirt and Nicole sandals:
Eager for adventure, we hitched a couple of camels and headed out, towards the horizon…


|PHOTOS| by Jamie Beck // Click through to explore the entire series: part one / part two / part three / part four / part five / part six




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