Residence - Flat Hotel Agadir

... over, but mostly the UK. All walks of life with different professions, dreams and lifestyles. But they all shared the same thing: they all knew how important it was to go on holiday, to take time to restore and have fun. They all seemed like they were trying to find ways to work less so they could play more. Meeting so many different people reminded me of the Mandala again--at our core, we ...

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I haven't seen too much of Morocco yet since I'm working here, but it's got a magical energy to it. The feel of being in Africa, the dry desert land and mountains set against this wild and undeveloped coastline.  Yet at the same time, I feel rather closed up here being a woman in a Muslim land.  Covering when I go out, looking down to avoid the eyes of men; I feel as if I'm hiding my womanhood.  Yet it ...

... hotel Sofitel Agadir . They are all so unique; you'll want to visit each one during your stay! In addition to the hotel's six bars, there are four luxurious restaurants to choose from on the hotel premises. Treat your mouth to the tantalizing flavors of authentic Moroccan cuisine and don't forget to catch breakfast - it's included in your room price so you can fuel up for your day ...

... almost hot! So strange feelings, so cool... =) I am really in Love with the Ocean!

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=)

Tired after such a lot of sun, I soon left for bed.

... is normal.

Sud Bahia 3* - the hotel is the cheapest in Agadir. All rooms are sold though=). Old, but good, has very small territory with a little pool, but if you're goin' to watch Agadir, not lying by the pool - it's the best choice=D.

Club Hotel Al Moggar Garden Beach 4* - great hotel! It's territory is stretched along the beach line. The hotel is oldie, but it's in a good form. Rooms are spacy enough. The pool is interesting ...

Woke up early to look at the hotel I was staying while everybody is sleeping.

Well, Agadir Beach Club is beautiful... Many trees, bushes, great scenery all around... The hotel building is very ergonomic, it's not big, but inside it, in the circle of the hotel, is a quiet vacation zone with the pool (though not big) and a lot of green everywhere, so you may just lay beside the pool and take pleasure of the Moroccan atmosphere around you. Also near ...

... 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.

... caught up. As for me? I'm in team sleep-a-lot. Well as much as a girl can when expected to rise at 6.30. Suzy and I have discussed the possibility of joining the walkers and maybe progressing to running, though not in the league of team hardcore. It'll take us 9 months of solid training before we even come close to joining them! Our efforts may be thwarted however as tomorrow we cross over into Mauritania, a place unsuitable for solo travel ...

... spent the rest of the first part of a very enjoyable evening cruising around checking out the art galleries of frenchified/fancified Essaouira. Our favorite was the Space Othello (Orson Wells filmed all of his in-famous Othello here so there are no shortages of Placa Orson Wells and such) where there was lots of good local art. One young Moroccan artist was doing amazing things to proverbs and quotes with free form calligraphy and water colors. With ...

... mesmerised at John in his wheelchair. A passerby heard Kristell saying we could do with some tea so he kindly led us to a tea shop with a difference - his brothers herbal shop. After the usual demonstration he attempted to extract 280D (£17.50) from Kris for herbal tea, jasmine, cedar wood and some obscure oil but John quite rightly refused to pay after almost handing over the money. However, they did agree on 120D (£7.50), which was still a lot but Kris was happy. I told ...