Ibis Moussafir Agadir Hotel

We hit the big city of Agadir, it's a bit of a big hotel kinda of place. Big, sandy, crescent shaped beach which nobody was using at the time we were there. Eddie found a great room at a fantastic price, pool, restaurant, balcony all for 38 dollars a night. We found the towna bit quite, for example ...

... the hills, the simple fishing village of Taghazout, Moroccan families playing on the beach, a camel strolling by...and I would think, "Wow, this is my life. Here I am and I'm so lucky. Thank you for all of this." One evening I was driving back from the beach and the full moon was a gigantic yellow ball hanging over the sea; it was one of the most beautiful sites I've ever seen and I ...

... center on the coast in a small fishing village called Taghazout. They offer yoga and surf retreats, as well as daily yoga classes. I led my first 8 day retreat here mid-May and it was wonderful: 14 beautiful souls I was able to share yoga with. And the setting was breathtaking, a yoga sala that was perched right above the sea. <br><br>Not only do I get to practice and teach yoga here, but I'm learning to ...

... 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 ...

After a long sleep, I woke up fresh as a newborn=)<br><br>This day was a day when I decided to finally buy unbought souvenirs and presents. The first thing in my plans was a Confiserie where I could bought great morroccan pastry as a present=) It's Incredible... We walked the streets of Agadir to get to the La Fontaine Place where the Patiserie was situated... The city lives a very interesting life, non-familiar to us ...

... 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 ...

... No signs of any airport bus or donkey cart. So I talked to one of the tourist bus drivers and at the end he gave me a lift into town. Free. How sweet, and a very nice start. In Agadir, there are small taxis and big taxis. The big ones are old Mercedes and they go as share taxis to destinations out of town, but they wait until they have 6 passengers. 4 squeeze on the back seat and two ...

... idea of tent tipping soon came up. Needless to say one thing lead to another and tents were soon flying all over the place. Sam and Suzy were the first to go. In retaliation Sam then went to tip over Barsby's - only Barsby wasn't in it but his tent buddy Luke was so he ended up being flipped on his side. Sorry Luke. He then hit Oliver's and mine which was no big drama as we were sat by the fire laughing. After that a very strong wind and/or people ...

After making it back to our familiar base of Tagazhout Mitch and I spent a day hunting for an apartment. We found a great deal and moved in the morning that Leon intended to arrive. Later that day whilst having lunch Proudy and I spotted Lenny being led through town by an old friend of ours. We called him over and caught up on the past 9 months over lunch. We moved Lenny into the pad and started shopping ...

Here's the beach! It could be anywhere though, and honestly, I don't think this place is all that great. I think we had a more interesting time getting here than we're going to have now that we've got here. One of the modes of transport we used was a lorry half full of gas canisters and half full of locals and us. They emptied it by opening the ...