Riad Karam 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>

... that shared their innate goodness with me and Mandala. A lot of love, sweat (Morocco in August...hot hot hot!) and a full spectrum of Creative Flow Yoga seeped into this space and there it will live and nourish future yogis and yoginis. <br><br>My days were filled with so many joys: <br><br> --When I wasn't teaching, I had my morning yoga practice where I would play, play and play ...

... center on the coast in a small fishing village called Taghazout. They offer yoga and surf retreats, as well as daily yoga classes. I led my first 8 day retreat here mid-May and it was wonderful: 14 beautiful souls I was able to share yoga with. And the setting was breathtaking, a yoga sala that was perched right above the sea. <br><br>Not only do I get to practice and teach yoga here, but I'm learning to ...

... in the lush Palm Bay and enjoy the sun, because it's always there to light up your day! The opportunities for play during your day are plentiful, including a variety of water sports! There's also a golf course and tennis court. If you're more into relaxing than getting active, or need to wind down after too much activity, sip a rejuvenating beverage in one of the six bars inside ...

... we went to the ocean to have some sun, because we still had no signs of visiting sunny warm country=) We all made some temporary tatoos, that's why we spent more than 6 hours under the sun without cremes or umbrellas =D That was my mistake, but nice to know that after all despite my obviously red skin, I would have a tan=) The whole body was burning, but I knew that's my only day to lie under the sun so i kinda liked ...

... is normal.<br><br>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.<br><br>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 ...

... No signs of any airport bus or donkey cart. So I talked to one of the tourist bus drivers and at the end he gave me a lift into town. Free. How sweet, and a very nice start. In Agadir, there are small taxis and big taxis. The big ones are old Mercedes and they go as share taxis to destinations out of town, but they wait until they have 6 passengers. 4 squeeze on the back seat and two ...

... the Portuguese from Morocco's central coast. Agadir, which was already making its mark as a significant port with the exportation of gold, spices, dyes, olive oil, and even rare wood products, profited greatly from additional mineral exports of lead, magnesium, and unrefined metals. Agadir's popularity grew over the next centuries. Germany began looking towards Agadir as not only a vacation spot boasting 300+ days of sunshine a year, but as an entry point ...

... we were off... racing to get up the giant which seemed to increase in both height and angle. Sinking up to your knees one step forward two back until finally you were at the top. Oh it was wonderful. I proceeded to enjoy the moment even more by running up and doing massive leaps off the top - red dress flying around me, thank god I still had my bathers on! Jamie and a few others decided to take on a few rolls ending with sand in every ...

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