Hotel Residence Farah 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>

... stop: India, October 5th...come November I'll be teaching yoga at Lotus Yoga Retreat Center in south Goa. I also have a workshop I'm teaching on Yoga and the Chakras at Brahmani Yoga. <br>www.lotus-yoga-retreat.com <br>http://www.brahmaniyoga.com/worksho ps/09/12dec/yogaandchakras.shtml<br><br >Dance in the Mandala, this wholeness of life!<br><br>Love love and more love, (Inshallah)<br>Heather <br>

So I dropped off the map for a bit...I finished up an amazing trip in Indonesia early May. Being in Bali was such a profound and special experience for me, but I'll write more about that another time when I update photos from the rest of the trip.<br><br>But now it's Morocco! I hopped to NY for a few days (after a fun day trip to Taiwan) before heading here to accept a job teaching yoga with Surf Maroc, a ...

Located outside of the medina, but not more than 10 minutes from shops and 25 km from the international Airport, Sofitel Agadir is a gorgeous place to stay while in Morocco. This grand five star hotel holds 273 rooms including family sized suites! The Kasbah style architecture combined with the elegant and exotic décor make this hotel a genuine beauty you'll never want to step outside ...

... way I spent this day. Of course, I swam a lot... The Ocean is such a paradise... When you enter the water, it feels very cold, but as you enter farther, you got used to it and it feels normal. The Waves! They are really big, it's so fun to greet them with your body... Cool water brings a new kind of freshness to you... And then, when you go to the beach, the water becomes more and more warm, and closer to the beach it ...

That is a day full of work so we got up early and at 9 o'clock were already leaving for our first visit.<br><br>Ramada Almohades 4* - Not bad... Tidy, small and green... Also old, and it really looks rather old... But not a bad choice all in all=)<br><br>Sofitel Agadir 5* - Veeeery good hotel, great place, beach under the window, grandiose pool, lots of services, cooool=) But every day staying in this hotel should be payed $100 as a deposite (it ...

... 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 ...

Agadir in Morocco is located along North Africa's Atlantic coastline. Its cultural and historical ties lie predominantly with its relationships and conflicts with European nations. Before we find out why it has been internationally coined the "Miami of Morocco," let's look at its past as one of Africa's most significant trading ports. Interested in the gold trade taking place between the sub Sahara and the north in the 1500s, Portuguese settlers built one of ...

... in an instance whilst, taking full advantage, Rachel and I grabbed our lush soap, shampoo bars and razors and off we went for a salt water bath. Oh it was lovely. Cold but lovely and thankfully not overly salty so we did suffer that yucky sticky feeling afterwards. Some of the boys also got in, as did Kristy. Kate stood knee deep and acted as a moveable target for the boys on shore to throw stones at. Bless her, I think she's the only person ...

... went. There were two taxi's waiting outside, one for me and the other for John and Kristell. It was very sunny and warm when we arrived at the airport and because John was disabled we all got to the front of the queue for depositing the luggage. We had a look at the duty free stuff but in was very sparse, I gave my few remaining Dirhams to Kristell who bought something for her sister. There were apparently two other large duty free shops which we overlooked. We were first to ...