Sahara Hotel Agadir

Blvd Mohammed V Agadir, 80000, Morocco

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Agadir

A travel blog entry by abdorahim

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... the folk arts and traditions of the Souss valley.OutskirtsImmouzzer des Ida Outanane
At 59 km to the Northeast of Agadir, every year this village holds the annual honey festival (April-May).Taroudant
Just
81 km to the East of Agadir, this small city drenched in history, the
old quarter of which is surrounded by 8-meter high fortifications
running along 8 full kilometers built at the beginning of the 18th
century, is famous today for its ...

Agadir

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

The beach resort of Agadir is a picturesque scene straight from a 1960's travel brochure, except it was last upgraded in the 70's. The place is pretty run down and dominated by snobby French people and agressive Arab touts. The beach is a fine tawny sand that made my feet feel dirty with little bits of paper trash that has been pulverised since the 60's. It was in the mid 70's F, though, so it served the purpose of some place to ...

Estuaries , bananas and scrabble

A travel blog entry by robspackman

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... 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

A travel blog entry by alister.bland

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 ...

At the End of the Tour

A travel blog entry by peillsonwheels

This morning we packed our bags at the riad, and Ibrahim came to pick us up for the last drive of the tour. He was delivering us to the seaside city of Agadir, where we were registered for a week's stay at a cushy resort. The kids were really looking forward to swimming and playing at the resort, and Mark and I were looking forward to the slow pace of the ...

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