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... against one another beneath breezes
wafting the scents of almond and fig.Tourist SitesKasbah:
Looking out over the city, port and Ocean from a height of 240 m, the
kasbah was built in 1540 by the Saadians to protect the city against the
Portuguese. It is the ideal spot from where you can admire the splendid
view over the whole city.Port: Agadir is the country's leading
fishing port and fourth ranking commercial port. It includes a large
number of ...
Agadir
... anyone screw up a hamburger?", he said.
Dorrie - "how come they call it a 'ham'burger anyway. It's not ground ham, it's ground camel!
It definately wasn't beef, sheep, or goat but it was quite good. A man in a restaurant later admitted that they do serve up quite a bit of camel meat and was delighted to hear that we enjoyed it.
We laid on the beach behind a wind break that afternoon. It was relaxing. We then ...
Estuaries , bananas and scrabble
There was only one hotel in this small village. It was right by the main road but that didn't stop the villagers suggesting three separate but inaccurate names for it.
Tamri village overlooks a small national park consisting of a stunning stretch of estuary leading to a lagoon and the roaring Atlantic ocean. The definition of national park seemed very loosely applied here indeed. Only google maps alerted it to my existence. Leaving the intrepid free to explore with ...
Camels and Candy floss
... of a man who can commandeer and turnover for disposal someone elses taxi for the sake of a single fair.
So it came of something of a shock did Agadir after a week of mountains and Gorges of the Atlas and with the 8 Journey over the mountains from Ourazarate adding an kind of epic flavour.
Tamri however, our next destination, proved to be the perfect antidote to tourist ...
Heading south fast
Left Marrakesh and headed directly west to the coast and a town called Essaouira where we stopped for four hours for a look before heading down the coast to Agadir. Real pretty place with a great town and market streets but best of all were the seafood restaurants by the fishing boat area. All the fish laid out, pick what you want, and then they cook it for you (and do the washing up), Crabs and lobsters still alive so fresh as. And the rest had only ...



