Riad Casa Lila Essaouira
94 Rue Mohamel El Qorry Essaouira, 44000, Morocco
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Where are we again???
... can't be bribed and should be respected'.
So what to do in Casablanca but to check out the amazing Hussan II mosque (third largest in the world), and enjoy a meal at the famous 'Rick's Cafe' from the movie 'Casablanca'. It was lovely and of course expensive. We enjoyed beauitful food and sipped on cocktails. The cafe was stylish and the toilets were the best we had seen in a long time. For a moment I had to ask 'Where are we ...
What do you do when summer approaches?
... Morocco has to offer. As much as I miss home and the American life, I can't imagine leaving Morocco just yet.
*I appreciate the e-mails I get from everyone, updating me on your life and what you have been up to. It's nice to be posted on life back at home. Even a picture to a celebrity gossip update to a recent movie commentary would make my day. I'll do my best to update more often but internet is scarce when I'm traveling.
With much love,
Liz ...
Castles Made of Sand
... on tuesday 12th by coach with Brighty, Hannah, Brian and Cameron who I left the desert with last week. Very randomly, four US girls who the two boys had met a week or so ago were on the same coach and were all going to Essaouira. So we all hooked up and got a deal at a Riad in the Medina here for the 9 of us. This kind of thing seems to be happening quite regularly - meeting the same people again who you'd said goodbye to a few ...
Easy going in Essaouira
... s all very cute really.
It also has the advantage of being by the beach where bikinis lie next to djellabahs but also a beach that is notorious as one of Africa's windiest towns. Therefore a mecca for windsurfers and kitesurfers alike and an enemy to those who like to keep their hair in place.
However, much like the rest of Morocco, even this place seems a little different. But this time nothing to do ...
Seaside Tourist town
... Morroco is that people still have a lot of use of horses and donkeys in every day activities. Unlike Egypt where the horse drawn carriages were purely for tourists, Morrocians still use horse and carriage as an alternate form of transport to the taxis. Also guess cars are expensive and its more cost effective to have donkeys, which can do a variety of work, rather than a car which requires fuel and maintenance.
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