Al Alba Asilah

Lot. NAKHIL 35 Asilah, Morocco

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Asliah

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

We got to the rental car drop off in Algeciras by only having to drive 50m the wrong way down a one way street even with the GPS. The nice man at the agency hopped in the driver seat and gave us a ride to the ferry terminal. He also agreed to keep our cooler for our return after spending a couple of weeks in Morocco. Three years ago on our trek from Lisbon to Barcelona, ferry tickets for our day trip to Tangier cost the four of us upwards of 300€ one way. This time it is ...

Group of sheep

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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After arriving in Asilah the night before around 8:30PM, we struggled for over an hour trying to find a hotel. Wandering around the streets of Asilah, being the only tourists in the city it seemed, we were constantly being targeted by anyone hoping to make some money off the few tourists that make it to Asilah in the low season. We were like a group of sheep among a pack of wolves. And we were quite a group – a big, stocky guy with long hair and a ...

Shades of pale blue

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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After a day of letting life slip by me sitting at a cafe indulging in the delights that Chefchaouen offered, I decided it was time to move on.

The previous day I had met a couple guys from The Netherlands and a girl from America and we spent the majority of the day sitting at a cafe on a terrace that overlooked a mountain stream at the edge of town. It was a beautiful setting, but one that was not so much the center of our attention, but ...

Beaches, Seasides NO donkey rides

A travel blog entry by robspackman

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Assilah is a small coastal town the tranquillity of which is assailed only by the sounds of Atlantic waves and the dawn call to prayer. It is a collection of beautiful and largely empty whitewashed homes jumbled around a crumbling Portuguese sea fort the cannon rusting silently in the sea breeze.

There is a sprawl of new town, a beach and a habour concealing a flotilla of trim blue boats. By the old Fort wall a motley collection ...

Assilah

A travel blog entry by mongoliamongo

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If I could live anywhere that I have seen in Morocco it would definitely be the little beach community of Assilah. The town is smaller, slower, and the medina is very chill and artsy. One of the beaches we went to was absolutely gorgeous and rivaled some of the beaches back home. On top of ...

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