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Sidi Bibi, Agadir
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Maroc-Azure Agadir

Sidi Bibi Agadir, Morocco

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Taghazout

A travel blog entry by voyage-bellayer

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Vendredi 09
nous partons le midi pour Taghazout. Nous connaissions sous les intempéries exceptionnelles de 2010 (pluies torrentielles, inondation...). Nous découvrons une autre ville. Beaucoup de choses ont changé, il y a toujours les surfers, mais cela semble moins « sauvage ». Les commerces (occidentaux) se ...

Agadir

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

... a 5 minute walk from the beach and away from the Frenchies and closer to better places to eat.
We decided to take a taxi to the local kasbah ruin. It sits perched about 300m above the town to the north and offered stunning views of the town, beach, and port below. Locals offered their wares and camel rides near the ruined fortress gate. We opted out of the camel ride but made the camel master angry when I stopped to pet one ...

Day 7: Toubkal Summit Ascent - Imlil - Agadir

A travel blog entry by atlasandsahara

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After an early breakfast, start the Ascent of the highest summit in North Africa, Jebel Toubkal (4167m), and panoramic view over the villages & valleys of the surrounding. 3hrs
After a rest & taking anice photos, trek down to the hut for lunch before going back to Imlil, pick up & drive towards Agadir via Tizi n'Test & Ijoukak ...

Estuaries , bananas and scrabble

A travel blog entry by robspackman

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... we wandered down from our hotel through dense banana plantations right to the waters edge. A huge variety of "protected" birds sprung up in our path and the sun glinted gently on the green water. In a selection of places dubiously smelling fluid frothed into the current. This didn't offend the birds as much as it did my environmental sensibilities. I mistakenly disturbed a snake as we traversed the undergrowth. In turn it somewhat disturbed me.

We came to a ...

Camels and Candy floss

A travel blog entry by robspackman

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... plenty of indiscriminate screaming. One women carried a baby, which in no way impeded her. It reminded me of home.

We were also quite puzzled when, on arrival, we asked directions from a man who was casually drinking coffee in a local cafe. Within 15mins he returned driving a genuine taxi. I consider that even if he over charged us a little, as he undoubtledly did, it was worth rewarding ...

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Morocco Blue B And B