ESSAOUIRA is by popular acclaim Morocco's most likeable resort: an eighteenth-century town, enclosed by medieval-looking battlements, facing a cluster of rocky offshore islands, and trailed by a vast expanse of empty sands and dunes. Its whitewashed and blue-shuttered houses and colonnades, its wood workshops and art galleries, its boat-builders and sardine fishermen, its feathery Norfolk Island pines which only thrive in a pollution-free atmosphere: all provide a colourful and very pleasant backdrop to the beach. Many of the foreign tourists making their own way to Essaouira, are drawn by the … more »
Essaouira is one of Morocco's most enjoyable and attractive towns... more »
With a laid-back king loosening the bonds of tradition and bringing party-l... more »
Essaouira has evolved into a still-undiscovered gem of pristine beaches... more »
This popular port town (called Mogador by the Portuguese) dates to Phoenician... more »
This popular port town (called Mogador by the Portuguese) dates to Phoenician... more »
Essaouira is a Magical city and is very userfriendly for first time visitors... more »
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