Residence Fleurie Agadir
Rue de la Foire Agadir, 80 000, Morocco
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Agadir
Agadir has the main seaport for sardile in the world and A cruise line for tourists who come from different parts of the world.
Agadir is a lovely place in Morocco known with its warm weather and hospitality that people have , from hotel stuff where you stay and its a magnificent port and a first-rate
airport-and, above all, a splendid beach stretching for six kilometres,
the air scented by pine, eucalyptus and tamarisk. Agadir's réputation as
a beach resort ...
Agadir
... a 5 minute walk from the beach and away from the Frenchies and closer to better places to eat.
We decided to take a taxi to the local kasbah ruin. It sits perched about 300m above the town to the north and offered stunning views of the town, beach, and port below. Locals offered their wares and camel rides near the ruined fortress gate. We opted out of the camel ride but made the camel master angry when I stopped to pet one ...
Estuaries , bananas and scrabble
... br> The town itself is a friendly place packed with the smells of grilled meat, stalls of brightly coloured fruit and dirty overalled mechanics patiently, and somewhat pointlessly, patching together aged cars and buses. Traffic rushes through for busier destinations but happily does little to disturb the pace of life. It's a pleasant village in which to drink tea and tie up goats. Peculiarly they do this a lot here. The air resonates with their plaintive cries.
In the ...
Heading south fast
Left Marrakesh and headed directly west to the coast and a town called Essaouira where we stopped for four hours for a look before heading down the coast to Agadir. Real pretty place with a great town and market streets but best of all were the seafood restaurants by the fishing boat area. All the fish laid out, pick what you want, and then they cook it for you (and do the washing up), Crabs and lobsters still alive so fresh as. And the rest had only ...
I am what I am
Hi there, thanks already for reading my blog. Salam haleikum, or peace on you, as they say in Arabic. I put this here to tell you about our project, That is from my man Rubik and me, Sofia. We are making a film with the stories we live and hear on the road. Stories about life, love, cities, making your dream come true. Even more, making your ...



