Oasis Agadir

... how they lived their families. The next day we were watching the dunes routes to Dakar in the evening take a camel, reach an oasis, watching the sunset and spend the night sleeping in a tent full of blankets because it was quite cold at night. The next ...

... of plastic sacks blowing around the landscape like tumbleweeds. Very sad.... Pro: Seeing the beauty of the beaches of the town of Agadir Con: Knowing that a massive earthquake leveled the town in 1960 and killed 15,000 people (30% of the population) in ...

... , Douar Azrarag Today was Hayden and Gill last day in Morocco so we headed north and stayed 10km inland from Agadir at Paradis Nomade which was a tented oasis with room for a few campers. The setting was gorgeous with a pool and restaurant with a lounge ...

... peanut butter. The paste, kneaded 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 ...

Au programme : Agadir-Tan-Tan, 315 kms vers le Grand Sud. Il faut avancer, le Maroc c'est grand et jusqu’à la frontière il reste encore 1420 kms environ ! On suit toujours la Nationale 1 qui passe par Tiznit, Bouizakarne et Guelmim. ...

... which looks super fun. I would definitely try to make it here, if you can.  Apparently another sweet chill-out place is Agadir, or Tagazout. General Advice GET THE LONELY PLANET GUIDE TO MOROCCO. Don't get anything else. We had the Rough Guide and it ...

... for cash. How kind. We have now switched out of sight-seeing mode and are heading due south on the long road from Agadir to Mauritania, 1200km of tarmac at 60kph sandwiched between the Sahara and the Atlantic. Sand has already taken its toll on our ...

... Inside, the Mosque is a feast for the eyes -- marble from the Middle Atlas, granite from Tafraoute, and marble from Agadir, are all delicately and magnificently wrought into intricate patterns and designs. ...

... 14 We set off and drove the 90 km back towards Agdz will return to the left onto R108, heading towards the Atlantic coast and Agadir, we had a nice surprise as it was a beautiful highway that we could do a speed of 100+ without any bumps or whatever. ...

... a beautiful lagoon. The buildings were all salmon coloured. This fashion started all the way back form Hashims place in Sidi Wassay, near Agadir. The place hasn't got much of the charm of some historic Moroccan towns and has a more European feel to it. I ...

... . 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 ...

... . This is the perfect inconspicuous place from where you can crack open some fine Moroccan wine (purchased earlier in far less problematic Agadir) and watch the sun setting while sipping away happily out of eye shot of anyone. I know, I know...very ...

I still have not packed and have another good bye date yet tonight; it is 8:30 all ready! My bus to Agadir leaves at 2/30 PM tomorrow, Monday and it takes about 3 hrs to get there. It is a bigger city south of here along the beach and I have to spend the ...