Atlantic Hotel Agadir

... our destination. Home to snake charmers, spiraling souqs and 360 days of glorious sunshine! Our hotel was based in the beach resort of Agadir on the Atlantic Coast on the West of the country. Our expectations were somewhat disillusioned as you will read...

Hi Friends and Family, Today we are in Agadir on the Atlantic coast which has lots of tourists.  There was a earthquake here in the 1960s that killed 18,000 people, about half the population of Agadir then. On the beach, we found many beautiful ...

... women, very comfortable in conversationing, very kind.   The hotel rooms are situated in circle which forms the hotel's territory. The backside of it looks at the Atlantic Ocean. The balconies which comes to the outer side of the circle to the ocean are ...

... another hotel, so you have a lot of things to do and places to go=) Lots of pools, facilities etc. Great! Atlantic Palace 5* - Luxury, The richest hotel of all. His owner is a King's cousin. It's very impressive! Awesome Territory, Very Green. Has the ...

... lunch and then back in Agadir after 2 hours on bus.... very early night....! saturday i was extremely dubious about attending an atlantic fishing cruise, but it turned out to be a really good day, i caught 2 fish at once!! very very proudof myself!! ...

... ocean and dropped us down down and down to sea level through incredibly switchbacked mountain roads. AND THE THE VIEWS!!!!! The Atlantic coast is incredible and green, rolling, and very surfeable as we noticed many RVs and French, Spanish and Italian ...

... 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 ...

... a nice kick.  The turkey fell apart in our mouths and the vegs were delicious.  I am sure tarjines will become a staple. 10th Atlantic Park Joe and Em headed south today probably join them in a week as we just wanted to stay in one spot for a ...

... Gill leave but nice to have us time again as we had not had time for jus us since the end of November.  We headed back to Atlantic Park so Darren could be close to the surf spots.  We got a warm welcome back by the staff at the van park and we ...

... ;and my fool proof 3 measures of safety were all RS. I picked up the bag and encouraged Mitch to take the next hotel we found, the Atlantic Residence. At 10 bucks a day it seemed like a goer. We haggled with Hazaa, the shonky wheeler and dealer ...

... . Attempting to get to Tafraoute direct proved a tad to close to impossible and we were herded from one bus to another in Agadir, finding ourselves on the way to Tiznit. A town that experiences a constant stream of "Hoomas" (mostly French retirees in ...

... ancient lanes & battlements, occasionally pausing to bargain with the non-pushy vendors; or to the beach for a lung full of Atlantic salt-laden air.  Since arriving in Morocco Tim & I had constantly had the moniker ''Ali ...

... The mosque is built partly over the Atlantic Ocean and a section of glass flooring allows a view of the waves washing the shore.  A retractable roof opens the main prayer area, which, by the way is large enough to house Paris' Notre ...

... the nausea and vomiting and was able to eat real food again. We had a leisurely drive out to the coastal town of Agadir, on the Atlantic Ocean. We got in mid afternoon, and instead of staying in the campsite as they normally do, Marnie had organised us ...

... it's back into the minivan for about 5hrs and back along the very windy road to the old fishing town of Essaouira on the Atlantic coast. Considering Sam's tendency for travel sickness, he has fared quite well on such a winding road. Along the way we pass ...

... our clean motorhome back on the road.  A new destination was Safi and most of the time we were driving along the Atlantic coast kilometre after kilometre of beautiful golden sands and no way to get down to the beach, except one place which had a ...

Hi! Since the tour has finished we've been relaxing as much as possible and gradually moving down the Atlantic coast. Our first hotel in Marrakech was the noisiest place I have ever tried to sleep! It was awful! We stayed near the main square ...

... the stretch of land that projects into the sea. In the terrestrial elbow were kite surfers making the most of the Atlantic winds. Within 20 kilometers of Dakhla we started hitting army and police checkpoints. Being the only foreigner onboard I was ...