How much in advance do Comes bus tickets become available?

Hello All. I am looking to book a bus ticket from Seville to Tarifa for a date six weeks from now but when I try doing this, I get the following message: "Disponible proximamente". I've heard these sell out quickly so I am trying to time this properly. Any idea how soon these will be available for mid-to-late November? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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u/rcremebrulee — 8 days ago

Revisiting Morocco solo this year

Hello All. This is a cross-post from something I posted on the Morocco subreddit a little while ago. As the subject of this post suggests, I am looking to visit Morocco for a second time. My first time was back in late 2024 - and like this one, it was a solo trip. It was a short and whirlwind trip – just 8 nights (and I also had to squeeze in 3 days of remote work in that time on US east coast hours). That trip looked somewhat like this – 24 hours in Tangier (which, in retrospect, is woefully inadequate for such an iconic city), 3 days in Marrakech, 24 hours in Imlil (stayed there overnight and this could NOT have been more perfect), 24 hours in Essaouira (I regret this too – this place warrants 3 days and 2 nights at a bare minimum), and my final evening plus following morning in Casablanca before flying back to New York City. I am looking to return at the same time (late November) this year but I would like to keep my trip confined to the North – and I was hoping to get your views on the core structure of the itinerary.

This is what I had in mind –

Weekend in Tangier followed by:

A Monday in Tetouan (working remotely post 3 pm)

A Tuesday morning in M’diq – followed by a post-lunch bus to Chefchaouen to start my work day there.

A Wednesday morning exploring Chefchaouen with a lighter remote work day that afternoon

A Thursday morning doing a Rif mountain hike in the morning (definitely open to ideas on this one) followed by exploring the town in the afternoon and then getting to Asilah by dinner time and spending the night there.

A Friday morning in Asilah followed by heading to Tangier post lunch.

Heading to Casablanca by train on that Sunday morning and catching the afternoon flight back to New York City.

I am looking to NOT rehash my trip from two years ago but also trying to capture something new but comparable to the magic I experienced in 2024.

Any thoughts/feedback/criticism on my itinerary above? Please let me know. Thank you in advance. And of course, since this is a solotravel subreddit and I travel solo for social serendipity, any events, places of accommodation etc. that you think that lend themselves to this?

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u/rcremebrulee — 2 months ago

Revisiting Morocco and confining myself to the North - input would be greatly appreciated

Hello All. As the subject of this post suggests, I am looking to visit Morocco for a second time. My first time was back in late 2024. It was a short and whirlwind trip – just 8 nights (and I also had to squeeze in 3 days of remote work in that time on US east coast hours). That trip looked somewhat like this – 24 hours in Tangier (which, in retrospect, is woefully inadequate for such an iconic city), 3 days in Marrakech, 24 hours in Imlil (stayed there overnight and this could NOT have been more perfect), 24 hours in Essaouira (I regret this too – this place warrants 3 days and 2 nights at a bare minimum), and my final evening plus following morning in Casablanca before flying back to New York City. I am looking to return at the same time (late November) this year but I would like to keep my trip confined to the North – and I was hoping to get your views on the core structure of the itinerary.

This is what I had in mind –

Weekend in Tangier followed by:

A Monday in Tetouan (working remotely post 3 pm)

A Tuesday morning in M’diq – followed by a post-lunch bus to Chefchaouen to start my work day there.

A Wednesday morning exploring Chefchaouen with a lighter remote work day that afternoon

A Thursday morning doing a Rif mountain hike in the morning (definitely open to ideas on this one) followed by exploring the town in the afternoon and then getting to Asilah by dinner time and spending the night there.

A Friday morning in Asilah followed by heading to Tangier post lunch.

Heading to Casablanca by train on that Sunday morning and catching the afternoon flight back to New York City.

I am looking to NOT rehash my trip from two years ago but also trying to capture something new but comparable to the magic I experienced in 2024.

Any thoughts/feedback/criticism on my itinerary above? Please let me know. Thank you in advance.

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u/rcremebrulee — 2 months ago

Using Spain as a transit hub for Northern Morocco - some questions on logistics?

As the subject of this post suggests, I am planning on using Spain as a transit hub to Northern Morocco. The goal here is to do a day-time crossing of Strait of Gibraltar from Tarifa to Tangier-Ville (and NOT Tangier Med). I am arriving via a flight to Madrid on a Friday morning (around 9 am) in late November and would like to be in Tangier the following afternoon. Essentially, I have two options to make it to the South – a train to Seville or a train to Malaga followed by the using the BlaBlacar rideshare option to get to Tarifa the same day. That way, I can take either the first or second crossing to Tangier from Tarifa the following morning. Here are my questions:

a.       Where should I take the train down South to in order to maximize my chances of finding a BlaBlacar ride to Tarifa? Right now, I have no visibility into where it is easier to get this.

b.       I just noticed that right now, only the Balearia service has published their ferry crossing schedules for November. Apparently, FRS has stopped operating the Tarifa-Tangier Ville route. When does Africa Morrocco Link (AML) start publishing schedules for late November?

c.       Do I need to book my ferry ticket (especially if it is a morning crossing) months in advance? When I tried doing this in late 2024 via the FRS ferry service, I did this at the last minute for the final crossing at 9 pm being blissfully unaware of how often weather can lead to the final crossings being canceled.

 Any input above would be super helpful. Thank you in advance.

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u/rcremebrulee — 2 months ago

44M - NYC - Profile review requested

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u/rcremebrulee — 3 months ago
▲ 14 r/astoria

I am not sure if this is a party or something else but someone has been blasting loud music all night and it is still going on past 8 am this morning. This is near Crescent St near 34th avenue. Can anyone else hear this?

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u/rcremebrulee — 6 months ago