Sahara Regency Agadir
Av El Walae, Dakhla Agadir, Morocco
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Agadir
... and the
handicraft items one finds in its markets.Tiznit
At 92 km to the South of Agadir, this city is famous for jewelers who make superb silver jewelry.Tafraout
At
148 kilometers to the Southeast of Agadir at an altitude of 1200
meters, Tafraout is located in a valley surrounded by cliffs of pink
granite sculpted by countless years of erosion. Palm, olive and almond
trees attractively dot this extraordinary landscape.http://www.agadir-travelguide .com ...
Agadir
... the beach. I opted for the Tom Bodett version of sun bathing - 'when your on the beach with yer eyes closed, it looks just like one of them purty beaches somewhere else.". Actually, the place probably is the EU's version of Mexico except the rich Saudies have driven up the prices. Nobody seems willing to build a decent, modern resort or invest in the infrastructure.
We opted for the only Moroccan style hotel in town. It ...
Estuaries , bananas and scrabble
... we wandered down from our hotel through dense banana plantations right to the waters edge. A huge variety of "protected" birds sprung up in our path and the sun glinted gently on the green water. In a selection of places dubiously smelling fluid frothed into the current. This didn't offend the birds as much as it did my environmental sensibilities. I mistakenly disturbed a snake as we traversed the undergrowth. In turn it somewhat disturbed me.
We came to a ...
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 ...
At the End of the Tour
... after the full schedule of the tour. But we loved Morocco -- the landscape, the lifestyle, and, most of all, the people. It was not an enthusiastic departure for us.
We had become so fond of Ibrahim during the tour. His kindness, patience, and warmth helped us feel comfortable everwhere we went. And those qualities were shared by the many people ...


