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Villa Flora Essaouira

7 quartier des Dunes Essaouira, Morocco

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Essaouira:

A travel blog entry by mumbo

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Back at Marrakech airport we pick up our hire car and are 'upgraded' to a small rattley van. But its diesel, has airconditioning and is quite comfortable. Terry finds his way around the gears on the wrong side of the road and gets us out of the city to drive 3 hours to the coast. The road is boringly like north of Gawler: straight, dry, flat. We …

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Clementines for a smile

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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... the horrors of the surfing experience). By 11AM I was out the door, on my way to the harbor.

The harbor is the center of life in Essaouira. Day in and day out fishermen tend to their nets and to their boats preparing for their day's fishing. Constantly boats are bringing fish into the harbor to immediately be sold on the streets to supply Essaouira's demands. No refrigeration or ice is necessary here as the bounty of fish is quickly disseminated among ...

Off to the beach!

A travel blog entry by huntersam

121

... by hand to extract the oil, transforms into a solid hunk and is sent to nearby factories, mainly in Agadir, where more oil is extracted by a press. Some is made into soaps, creams and shampoos, but it is the pure oil that is most sought after.
After the demo we are ushered into the sales room and some sales are made.
Towards the end of our drive we stop at a western style super market for supplies (beer, wafers, milk, fruit, cereal).
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Seaside relaxation

A travel blog entry by jdurech

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... it from a place across Cafe France, they advertise outside. We thought they were going to take us to the beach. Instead, cab waited for us and drove us for a long time to a ranch. My son got a horse and I was driven to Cafe Vagabond on the beach to wait for him (which, by the way, had an amazing vibe, hammocks, good food. It is on the other side of the beach from the medina right next to the camel/horse station but if you ...

Ville du vent

A travel blog entry by danielaube

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... par l'Etat. La, les prix sont fixes et on peut voir les artisans travailler et les rencontrer sans pression de vente. Un jour, j'ai été les voir et j'ai jasé avec notamment Me Bizbiz, un vieux bijoutier. Je suis revenu le lendemain alors qu'il recevait une amie Belge et un Maroccain, et il m'a aussi invité pour le thé! J'en étais rendu a mon 3e thé de la journée. Le soir, j'ai mal dormis; surtout qu'ici, il y a de la caféine dans le ...

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