Riad Tamayourt
Ghazoua, Km 7, Essaouira
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Riad Tamayourt Essaouira

Ghazoua, Km 7 Essaouira, 44000, Morocco

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Day 15 Q: Hey, you want grass?

A travel blog entry by babushka

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... with Morocco is of course the extreme poverty encountered. The continual exposure to mutilated / disabled beggars in the towns and obvious hardship and suffering tends to create an empathic crust so you really don’t see people anymore, just some weird form of distressing and malignant virtual reality. It is hard to stay in the moment, and so the whole experience seems already in the past, a memory. Even when I approach strangers for advice such ...

Day 14 Essaouria or bust

A travel blog entry by babushka

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... luxury, so the Ryad Mogador it is. Andie swears it has four stars, but I insist it’s three plus an A, even though a nice chap in a uniform unloaded my things from my bike and took them to my room. As much as I’d like to chat to travellers on the camp site (if there are any this early in the season that is), a clean room with a bath and TV wins tonight.

I promise to camp in Europe, honest I do…providing it gets warmer at night of ...

We're at Essaouira

A travel blog entry by billnpat

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... the boats when we were approached by a friendly fisherman who invited us into the shipbuilding area and toured us around for 15 or 20 minutes. I knew right off that it was going to cost us a few dirham, but it was well worth it as he described the types of wood and structures that went into the building. It is quite amazing that they are still building the wooden ships in the traditional way with traditional materials. I should have agreed to a price with him as ...

Seaside retreat. and a good scrub

A travel blog entry by robthebruce

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... military fort, so many of the remnants of the fort still remain. The old medina is rather small and easy to navigate, and the sellers are not terribly pushy. (unlike Fes). I spent the morning wandering the town soaking in the relaxed seaside vibe. Along the seaside are numerous huts that sell fresh seafood. For lunch our group met up and tried the "melange" which is a mix of different types of seafood. This whole concept was pure hell for me. Instead ...

Clementines for a smile

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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... different from the day before. There were a few people surfing the small waves and even a couple kitesurfers trying to manage the fairly calm winds.

Sitting at the cafe, under the warmth of the sun and the comfortable ocean breeze, in what had become a reliable occurence, in a couple of minutes, we were joined by three other people from our hostel who had just randomly seen us from the beach. With Ahmagi's gift of bringing people together, we enjoyed ...

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