Riad Karam Agadir
Cite Founty, BP 694 Agadir, Morocco
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... against one another beneath breezes
wafting the scents of almond and fig.Tourist SitesKasbah:
Looking out over the city, port and Ocean from a height of 240 m, the
kasbah was built in 1540 by the Saadians to protect the city against the
Portuguese. It is the ideal spot from where you can admire the splendid
view over the whole city.Port: Agadir is the country's leading
fishing port and fourth ranking commercial port. It includes a large
number of ...
Agadir
... more like "Rizla"). She hangs out on the beach near the egyptian and camel restaurants. Disclaimer - name printed with her consent.
We ate dinner near the hotel - away from the beach - in an effort to sample more traditional Morraccan cuisine. I had a chicken panilla, or something like that. It was finely chopped saffron chicken-tasting meat mixed with chopped nuts that best resembled pine nuts. The mixture was contained in ...
Estuaries , bananas and scrabble
... br> Tamri is also a good place to play scrabble in bed once replete with tagine and tea. I hearty recommend this.
Rob Spackman, 11th October, Dakar
TRAVELLER INFO:
We stayed in: Imazighen Hotel, Address: Route d'essaouira, Tamri, Agadir. Nice hotel overlooking bird sanctuary. Quoted 350D a night haggled to 250D without problem. Food 30 to 60D PP, coffee 15D
Telephone: +212 0528 269 092.
Bus 33 from Agadir takes 30mins and cost 9D.
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Heading south fast
... taken from the boats.
I could have spent days, weeks, in this town as the beach was ok too, Just love the narrow streets and alleyways and talking to the vendors,
Then south along the coast to Agadir, Stunning coastline but much more of that to come.
Sped through Agadir so no comment except to say its the surfy town of Morocco and whilst Agadir didnt do much for me there looked to be some nice places just north of the city - surfy ...
Beach and Beer
... I'm currently reaching for a kleenex....) The local Moroccan beer, Flag 33, sells for only 26dh! A bargain! In Agadir it's so touristy, everywhere serves alcohol. And everyone wears bikinis.
Monday night, our friend Simon in Taghazout messaged us to say him and some others from his hotel were coming into Agadir for a night on the town (Agadir even has night clubs!). We met them at the English Pub and ordered jug after jug of Flag 33 and watched/sang along to the ...



