Apathotel Igoudar Agadir

... was a free concert hosted on Saturday night, there were tons (and I mean 10's of thousands) and the crowd was quite, not much clapping when songs ended, the tiniest bit of hand waving, but definitely no dancing. It was seriously strange. I guess that's what happens where there is no booze involved.<br>

... and cried at the same time because it was just so awe-inspiring. This life, this time, this gift. <br> <br><br><br> --Friends. 3 months at Surf Maroc granted me the chance to meet and connect with such a groovy mix of people. I met friends who inspired me with thought, language, laughter, passion and kindness. I fell in love with the Moroccans that worked with me, their warm hospitality and ...

... I'm completely in love with this new passion. I relate it a lot to yoga: here I am, asking Mother Ocean if I may join with with her and become the wave. I'm quite addicted now to heading out to the water to play. I'm improving which pleases me; I haven't tried to learn a new sport in awhile to get better at. I'm hungry for it, the joy of standing up and floating; I can say there's nothing like it.<br ...

... in the lush Palm Bay and enjoy the sun, because it's always there to light up your day! The opportunities for play during your day are plentiful, including a variety of water sports! There's also a golf course and tennis court. If you're more into relaxing than getting active, or need to wind down after too much activity, sip a rejuvenating beverage in one of the six bars inside ...

... visited The UniPrix, a supermarket with fixed prices (rare thing for arabian countries =D ) and then went to get pastry and drink some Nes-nes (milky coffee).<br><br>Also I discovered that some souvenirs which I bought earlier on Bazaar, even while i bargained as a devil to get price cut in half, had 10 times lower price in a fixed-price shops! Not Fair! Now I would know that in my future trips!<br><br>And then, at ...

... Green. Has the only real SPA in all Agadir. Has grand conference rooms. Has lots of restaurants, cafe's, Facilities. Really Impressed. Rooms are ok though, nothing unusual, just good. Here we stayed for a free lunch, which was great, Yummy=)))<br><br>Lunch is over, time to work again.<br><br>Adrar Agadir 3* - Awful pool, rooms are good.<br><br>Argana 4* - Pool is simple, rooms are okay. But the view from the window is awful. Though the hotel ...

... the front seat, plus the driver. Cheap but not very comfortable, though it ensures close contact to the locals. It was already late and after waiting a long time, I ended up buying three seats and off we went. It was pitch dark, nobody spoke a word and there I was in Morocco. One of the other passengers knew exactly where my hotel was but then he didn't, so I ended up gone way too far in a ...

... swept through and undid Josh and Rachel's tent causing it to collapse on them. Rach and Josh, I was an innocent bystander on this one so please make your payback gentle! Crawling into our tent an hour or so later we were most amused at all our stuff being everywhere due to our tent having been flipped on its side. Thankfully by then we were either too drunk or tired to care so just crawled into our sleeping bags and drifted off into deep deep sleep.

... for wetsuit and a board. The next day Lenny chose his board, now known as the MISTY. It turned out to be a good board despite its aesthetcs which portray an old hunk of junk. After haggling for most of the day we dressed up, slicked our hair back and headed into the city of Agadir. We did some shopping, ate some Maccas and had a few beers while watching the soccer. Afterwards we went to the casino and ...

... and just letting everything (and everyone) fall out. The beach is pretty nice, (as beaches go) especially if what you want is to take a couple of days just to lie in the sun and do nothing. There's not much else to say, really, apart from that I hope I can prise Lewis away from the basketball courts long enough for us to get out of here!