Alice Morrison
Alice Morrison, dubbed the "Indiana Jones for girls," is a Scottish adventurer, author, and BBC presenter who has journeyed from her upbringing in Uganda to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. fluent in Arabic, Alice's connection with African and Middle Eastern cultures shapes her adventures.
She has cycled 12,500 kilometers from Cairo to Cape Town, raced through the Sahara in the Marathon des Sables, and trekked to Timbuktu, uncovering cultural treasures and navigating political challenges. Her books, including Dodging Elephants and Walking with Nomads, and her BBC series, Arabian Adventures: Secrets of the Nabataeans, captivate audiences with stories of resilience and exploration. Living among Morocco’s Amazigh community, Alice blends cultural immersion with advocacy, supporting initiatives like Salve Uganda for street children. Her life celebrates adventure, courage, and a deep respect for the world’s diverse traditions.