Melia Palais Salam 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>

... reunite with some Surf Maroc pals which made London even sweeter. It felt rather appropriate that I visit London again after living in the English Colony of Surf Maroc, but this was all the more reason it was hard to leave when it was time to go. I got to see another special friend in Oxford, Briony, my trekking sister from Nepal over 10 years ago. Warm fuzzies for good times.<br><br><br ...

... about being respectful so I'm fine with this. It's just odd to go out into town and not see women in the streets, to be so surrounded by men. <br><br>I'm having an incredible time here, meeting fun and interesting people who stay with us. My main jobs are to teach yoga and socialize with guests staying at our villas/guesthouse locations or while out surfing with them. Pretty sweet. I live in an apartment ...

... your stay! You'll enjoy the services offered at Morocco's Sofitel Agadir , the concierges are there to meet your individual needs. The hotel offers wifi, phone and cable so you can enjoy the comforts of home while away from home. You can further indulge into your escape with an Argan oil massage, clay wrap or any other relaxing beauty treatment you'll find in the hotel's ...

... 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 ...

... a small pool, two tennis courts and one voleyball court and that's all! No territory at all! The restaurants are poor with food, waiters could be my great-grandparents, the tables near the window are inhabited by ants... The rooms: way too simple. Conditioner exists, but is not working, oopsie! When our toilet paper ended, it was changed only on the next day after! That's disgusting!<br><br>Well, after a shower we fell asleep... It was hard day...

... Agadir, at this time of the year, is not exactly JFK. It was about the quietest airport I've seen in a long time, and so orderly, no touts, no mess. Nobody. A few tour buses were waiting for package tourists, and in the distance a few taxis. They must have known about the situation and were asking for quite a high price, 15 Euro to go into town and 30 Euro to my hotel a little north of ...

right so tarazout is a small quaint town jus a few shops an surf shops and cafes to.i would suggest avoiding here if you don like dogs cos gangs of them roam the streets but they are all friendly not wild.goats everywhere too.the beaches are nice too lovely water too jus so clear jus be prepared to have ppl try an sell you **** and dont be afraid to haggle.now is not a good time to be here no waves for surfing

... to get the best deal by paying for a week upfront. Later that night we were informed of the strict one shower a day, no dirty feet and numerous other stupid rules that would make us feel like were at school camp all over again and joke about our little prison cell room throughout the week. The place has definetly grown on us nonetheless and it is our little home away from home. We are indeed about a month too early for the waves season and ...

... economic differences between the haves and the have nots. At the supermarket the other day, we ran into a family whose daughter is living in Waukesha. Imagine everyone's surprise! They invited us to their home for tea, which they drink very sweet, and offered many kinds of cookies and cakes. They have a beautiful home and showed us each room, but their friendliness and hospitality is what was striking and what we will remember the most. In ...