Drive along the Atlantic coast We start at 07:30 a.m. from your hotel and follow the quayside towards Essaouira. For the approx. 173 km from Agadir to Essaouira we need approx. 3 hours. The city of Essaouira or Mogador is one of the most fascinating places on the Atlantic coast. During our trip we will always take breaks to take pictures of the wild Atlantic coast and work in an argan To get to know the cooperative. We can see goats on the side of the road, who climb trees to make argan fruits (which are goodies for goats apply) to "harvest". Arrived in Essaouira, we will visit the old town "Medina", which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and surrounded by medieval walls, visit. The "Scala de la Kabasch" stands on the southern edge of the medina. The Defense bastion with 19 bronze cannons, is very well preserved and offers beautiful photo motifs. The whitewashed whitewashed houses lend her one exceptional appearance. Stroll through the lively, narrow streets of the medina and let the fascinate old French and Portuguese architecture. Visit that Jewish quarters, the art galleries, thuja woodworkers or shops in the souk. The traditional fishing port offers insights into the work of the fishermen. Become boats made of wood, nets are patched, fishing lines by hand with bait equipped. You have the opportunity to get freshly caught fish for lunch to be prepared. You will experience an interesting day in a coastal town that has long been under the Influence of the Portuguese occupation.

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