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Morocco Trip Travel will take you to explore this wonderful city. Essaouira is bright and breezy, on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, and is an enchanting, laid-back alternative to the frenetic melting pot of Marrakesh. It is a city of art, music, and cinema, strong trade winds make it one of the world’s great surf spots, and it has enjoyed a healthy tourist trade since the 1960s when hippie icons like Jimi Hendrix and Cat Stevens made high-profile visits here.
Description :
Essaouira, a coastal city in Morocco bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, captivates with its enchanting charm and authentic atmosphere. Once known as Mogador, this historic city exudes a unique ambience blending history, culture, and art.
The imposing ramparts surrounding Essaouira's medina bear witness to its past rich in diverse influences. This medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with picturesque alleys adorned with white houses and blue shutters, local craft shops, and artists' workshops. The city boasts numerous art galleries, offering a visual journey through contemporary and traditional artworks.
Essaouira is a haven for craft enthusiasts. Its vibrant souks are infused with the intoxicating aroma of spices and offer a variety of handmade items including carpets, jewellery, linen clothing, and objects crafted from thuja wood, a typical essence of the region.
The beach in Essaouira is a popular spot for relaxation, seaside strolls, and engaging in water activities like kitesurfing and windsurfing, taking advantage of the constant winds that characterize the region.
The lively and authentic port creates a unique atmosphere with its colourful boats and bustling fishermen, providing visitors with the opportunity to savour fresh seafood in coastal restaurants.
Essaouira is also renowned for its annual Gnaoua World Music Festival, attracting artists and music enthusiasts from around the globe to celebrate this fascinating form of music and culture.
In essence, Essaouira is a destination full of contrasts where history blends with modernity, and the natural beauty of the Atlantic coast meets Morocco's rich cultural heritage. This captivating city offers an unforgettable experience to those who venture there.
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Tour Plan
Highlights:
- Beautiful Medina and an Interesting Fishing Port.
- The Argan Souk.
- The City Walls.
- Jewish Quarter « Mellah ».
What Is Included?
- Pick up and drop off at your accommodation in Marrakech.
- Professional driver.
- A comfortable vehicle with an air-conditioner.
- Insurance.
- Quality of service.
IMPORTANT INFO :
- Duration: Full Day
- Available: Everyday
- Departure point: Riad or hotel
- Departure time: 08:00 am local time of your hotel
- Return time: 19:00, local time
- Return point: Returns to original departure point
- Cancellation Policy: Free cancellation 24 hours before scheduled departure, no cancellation fee is charged.
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Morocco Trip Travel will take you to explore this wonderful city. Essaouira is bright and breezy, on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, and is an enchanting, laid-back alternative to the frenetic melting pot of Marrakesh. It is a city of art, music, and cinema, strong trade winds make it one of the world’s great surf spots, and it has enjoyed a healthy tourist trade since the 1960s when hippie icons like Jimi Hendrix and Cat Stevens made high-profile visits here.
Description :
Essaouira, a coastal city in Morocco bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, captivates with its enchanting charm and authentic atmosphere. Once known as Mogador, this historic city exudes a unique ambience blending history, culture, and art.
The imposing ramparts surrounding Essaouira's medina bear witness to its past rich in diverse influences. This medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with picturesque alleys adorned with white houses and blue shutters, local craft shops, and artists' workshops. The city boasts numerous art galleries, offering a visual journey through contemporary and traditional artworks.
Essaouira is a haven for craft enthusiasts. Its vibrant souks are infused with the intoxicating aroma of spices and offer a variety of handmade items including carpets, jewellery, linen clothing, and objects crafted from thuja wood, a typical essence of the region.
The beach in Essaouira is a popular spot for relaxation, seaside strolls, and engaging in water activities like kitesurfing and windsurfing, taking advantage of the constant winds that characterize the region.
The lively and authentic port creates a unique atmosphere with its colourful boats and bustling fishermen, providing visitors with the opportunity to savour fresh seafood in coastal restaurants.
Essaouira is also renowned for its annual Gnaoua World Music Festival, attracting artists and music enthusiasts from around the globe to celebrate this fascinating form of music and culture.
In essence, Essaouira is a destination full of contrasts where history blends with modernity, and the natural beauty of the Atlantic coast meets Morocco's rich cultural heritage. This captivating city offers an unforgettable experience to those who venture there.
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Morocco Trip Travel will take you to explore this wonderful city. Essaouira is bright and breezy, on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, and is an enchanting, laid-back alternative to the frenetic melting pot of Marrakesh. It is a city of art, music, and cinema, strong trade winds make it one of the world’s great surf spots, and it has enjoyed a healthy tourist trade since the 1960s when hippie icons like Jimi Hendrix and Cat Stevens made high-profile visits here.
Description :
Essaouira, a coastal city in Morocco bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, captivates with its enchanting charm and authentic atmosphere. Once known as Mogador, this historic city exudes a unique ambience blending history, culture, and art.
The imposing ramparts surrounding Essaouira's medina bear witness to its past rich in diverse influences. This medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with picturesque alleys adorned with white houses and blue shutters, local craft shops, and artists' workshops. The city boasts numerous art galleries, offering a visual journey through contemporary and traditional artworks.
Essaouira is a haven for craft enthusiasts. Its vibrant souks are infused with the intoxicating aroma of spices and offer a variety of handmade items including carpets, jewellery, linen clothing, and objects crafted from thuja wood, a typical essence of the region.
The beach in Essaouira is a popular spot for relaxation, seaside strolls, and engaging in water activities like kitesurfing and windsurfing, taking advantage of the constant winds that characterize the region.
The lively and authentic port creates a unique atmosphere with its colourful boats and bustling fishermen, providing visitors with the opportunity to savour fresh seafood in coastal restaurants.
Essaouira is also renowned for its annual Gnaoua World Music Festival, attracting artists and music enthusiasts from around the globe to celebrate this fascinating form of music and culture.
In essence, Essaouira is a destination full of contrasts where history blends with modernity, and the natural beauty of the Atlantic coast meets Morocco's rich cultural heritage. This captivating city offers an unforgettable experience to those who venture there.
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