Port de Plaisance Marina Agadir

... Medinas are present in every arabic city or town, it's a central part surrounded by thick defensive walls. Firstly in Taroudant's Medina lived the most rich people in town, but then it became the ground for the most poor people... Strange, but that's how it is...

We climbed on the defensive wall and looked around the medina... Looks great: quiet, calm area, surrounded by walls with local colour all around... Then we walk down and go through local Bazaar ...

... pool there is a snack bar where you can eat at lunch time =)
The Staff is great=) Young men and women, very comfortable in conversationing, very kind.
 
The hotel rooms are situated in circle which forms the hotel's territory. The backside of it looks at the Atlantic Ocean. The balconies which comes to the outer side of the circle to the ocean are fantastic... You come out and see the water all over the horizon, the sun shining down on it and ...

... of goats standing in the branches of trees to eat the leaves.

Our home for the night in Taroudannt is on a farm outside the town.The rooms are built around a courtyard with a fountain in the middle. We have breakfast in a garden which edges onto an orange orchard. Its really lovely setting. We are served fresh orange juice,
bananas, yoghurt and pancakes.

The town of ...

Glad to leave the freezing mountains of Imlil and headed to Taroundannt today via the Tizi N Test pass. Which was much like the other pass except prettier. Taroundannt is named after a lady who apparently lost her children in a flood.. pretty ...

... oso a cada passo. Inversão de marcha, volta a passar por mim. Estou de polegar esticado para lhe mostrar que ainda não estou convencido mas de olhar fixo no dele. Nova inversão e estaciona a minha frente. Vou a correr « merci mon frère ». « Vais aonde ? ». « Eu vou descair até Mauritânia, depois Mali, Senegal e por ai fora ». « Eu vou até ao Burkina Faso vender este carro. Mas se queres boleia tens de participar com gasolina ». « Ehh, sem ...

Well it was back to the land of the living today and the sun was out... I went upstairs onto the terrace and had glimpses of Jebel Toubkal - the highest mountain in Morocco at 4167m. The clouds were sweeping by so I had to wait for them to clear - which didn't happen! Downstairs for brekky I had some yoghurt and a couple of oranges then Mohammed picked us up in our van for the ride to Taroudannt. We left just after 9am ...

My favorite stop of the cruise. Camels, gorgeous beaches, amazing weather, crazy salesmen, and unbelievable culture shock Copy and paste the link below into a web browser for pics from the whole cruise http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2 020303&l=3ee07&id=431 02154

14 heures ce samedi 19 janvier, GG et JPB ont pris la route du sud et MB et MCG la route de l'aéroport. Direction Tan-Tan pour les premiers, PAris pour les secondes. nous n'avons pas de photos, ce sont les garçons qui les mettront à la prochaine étape cyber-café. Inch Allah. MC & M

... with a stuning view on the Atlantic shores. We had a quiet though windy evening. We had some Chorizo, beer, wine and rhum and talked to get to know each other. Peu après le réveil, nous avons fait connaissance avec Maite et Inaki, et avons convenu avec eux de garder le contact, puisque nous avons le même itinéraire jusqu'à Dakar. Nous ...

... the tagines pots. meat of your choice cooked in a ceramic pot thing over coals, plenty of spices and olives and lemon or honey. (u wouldnt think i dont like olives at the rate i ate them in the last week!) We toured Agadir on the first day, saw the Kasbah that overlooks the coast.The Souks (markets) are pretty crazy. so many shops selling so much of the same things all jammed into a covererd area of the suburbs. all the men in the shops try their hardest to greet you ...