Hotel Tikida Golf Palace 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>

... I had when I was working with Surf Maroc, but I did even in the small town of Taghazout. The food, the people, the culture...it was all there for me immerse in. Yet it was good to experience it in a new way on the road, and to appreciate all I was given!<br> <br><br> On August 20th I left magical Morocco for London, to visit with my dear friend Kim and her lovely husband, Nick. I also got ...

... The views are amazing and breathtaking. Photo worthy shots of the hotel's magnificent garden, the ocean, and the extravagant pool that guests enjoy during their stay at Sofitel Agadir are right outside your window. This Moroccan slice of heaven is just far enough away to enjoy a peaceful stay and only the sounds of the ocean waves crashing will fall upon your ears. Walk along the ...

... almost hot! So strange feelings, so cool... =) I am really in Love with the Ocean!<br><br>All red and tatooed, I returned to the hotel to eat something, and then we went to the hall to see the Morroccan show - there was a wedding as a show... But not such interesting, so soon we left to spend some time near the pool, all our group, sip some wine and talk=)<br><br>Tired after such a lot of sun, I soon left for bed.<br>

... be returned to you by the end of staying here). Unfortunately, it's not green=( But the hotel itself is cool.<br> <br>Caribbean Village Agador 3* - The space is Veeeery big because it shares its territory with another hotel, so you have a lot of things to do and places to go=) Lots of pools, facilities etc. Great!<br><br>Atlantic Palace 5* - Luxury, The richest hotel of all. His owner is a King's cousin. It's very impressive! Awesome Territory ...

... in common to be able to talk to any of these people! None of them knew English and we were only able to communicate in broken Portuguese/Spanish with the people from Brazil. Con: Being told we would have to visit a village called Tiout instead of our original selections. Pro: Finding that Tiout was the best part of the trip! A dusty, rural village in the desert with magnificent ruins of an ancient Casbah on ...

... village with not much more than a few dogs roaming the streets. This whole trip already sounded more like an odyssey than anything else, until my luck changed for the better and a guy pulled out his car and drove me back to the doorstep of my hotel, this time the right one, and he didn't even want any money. How sweet! So I had a plate of Couscous and dropped into bed, happy but quite exhausted.

... taxis before, it was amazing... We were told a cheap hotel existed near this insane taxi terminal, and so we made our way past literally, a sea of blue taxis to our 'hotel lous', which was the classiest floozy of a hotel -- with its' falling neon letters and shifty characters hanging about its' doorway. Yep, you get what you pay for, and we got the world's cheapest, shiftiest hotel room in a high rise bus stop-taxi terminal plaza, with a radical view of the bus terminal ...

... conditions. Having met and spent quite a bit of time specifically with George, a French communist, I found conversations were often interestingly directed towards the masses and the problems they faced. One experience I would recommend is going to a Hamma, because the shower at my hotel was broken and it didn't look like it was going to get fixed in the up and coming months I got directed to the local Hamma which is a sort of Arabic bath house. I ...

... own sandwiches, wandered about the duty free but bought nothing. Boarded the 'plane at 5:30am and got a window seat by the wing (with very little leg room) . Breakfast was pre-packed egg, bacon and sausage, coffee, orange juice and muffin, swapped the e, b + s for a muffin with the person next to me. The flight over Morocco was exciting as we passed over the Atlas mountains. The approach to Agadir was smooth. Touchdown was at 9:25am; immigration was painfully slow with some ...