Oct 08 - Agadir, Morocco
Oct. 7th, 2024 02:11 pmTUE 08OCT24 Agadir, Morocco 07:00 AM 04:00 PM
Fantasia ia a tourist show
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/photos-fantasia-tbourida-equestrian-tradition
these people were not very good
moderate dancers and acrobats, 4 horses and horsemen that didn't fire in synch
snake charmer etc etc
then taken shopping center to shopping center
so many poor starving ferral cats
i wish we could get them food but the market seemed to be all raw fruits and veggies, if you come to morocco bring dry kitty kibble!
poor babies, no one seems to be neutering them
the tea was good, but i like moroccan tea
I don't like how they get in your personal space, i don't like haggling and no posted prices
I don't like how everything felt geared to sell to westerners, but at the same time all the local women were covered head to toe and many faces
overall liked portugal the most so far
not too many looks but we were also in a tour group and in tourist spots
came back had lunch in the room
next up whisky tasting then dinner
sad because.i love moroccan cooking and spices the spices at the market smelled divine
we didn't see so much french influence where we went? mostly arab?
--
Whisky tasting only had 4 people
was 3 different Macallan - 15, 18, 21
Didn't learn too much new, perhaps a little
but it was fun
mom went to tea while i did the tasting
she says the scone were overcooked and inedible
we had caviar canapes in the room
we went to compass rose at 7pm for dinner
we then had the specialty pink coctail in one of the many many bars after dinner
then to bed
the boat was ROCKING
15 foot swells and we are front most of the boat
I guess I don't get seasick, yay?
So exhausted, why am i always exhausted
Highlights Of Agadir And Fantasia
09:00 AM
4.50 Hrs
there was absolutely not 2.5 hours walking
09:00 AM
4.50 Hrs
Exult in astonishing views from the hilltop ruins of Agadir’s Old Quarter, delight in signature folkloric entertainment at a famed restaurant and stroll through a diverse marketplace where you’ll enjoy time to shop. Travel along a splendidly scenic route to the enchanting earthen remains of the ancient Kasbah, which offers a sweeping panorama of the city’s beautifully broad avenues and sandy beaches. At the renowned Agadir Fantasia restaurant, relish a drink under the
shelter of a unique caidal tent as you watch a thrilling performance featuring Moroccan dancers, acrobats and magnificent horses. Revel in a guided tour of the colorful Souk El Had, also known as the Sunday Market. You’ll be afforded the opportunity to seek out one-of-a-kind souvenirs such as a thuya wood box, painstakingly crafted from the native cypress tree mentioned by Saint John in the Book of Revelation. As you roam the pleasant alleyways of the souk, reflect on the unforgettable cultural experiences of your day.
·Embark on a scenic drive and explore the incredible ruins of Agadir’s ancient Kasbah.
·Take in a celebrated show of traditional dance and majestic horses at the Agadir Fantasia restaurant.
·Savor an illuminating guided tour of the bustling Souk El Had marketplace.
·Shop for wonderful souvenirs including rare thuya wood boxes made from the mountain cypress tree.
·Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
·Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
This tour includes approximately 2 1/2 hours of walking over both even and uneven surfaces and there are a significant number of steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Lightweight clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The Souk in Agadir is closed on Mondays and will be substituted with a visit & free time at the modern Kasbat Souss.
there was absolutely not 2.5 hours walking
Fantasia ia a tourist show
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/photos-fantasia-tbourida-equestrian-tradition
these people were not very good
moderate dancers and acrobats, 4 horses and horsemen that didn't fire in synch
snake charmer etc etc
then taken shopping center to shopping center
so many poor starving ferral cats
i wish we could get them food but the market seemed to be all raw fruits and veggies, if you come to morocco bring dry kitty kibble!
poor babies, no one seems to be neutering them
the tea was good, but i like moroccan tea
I don't like how they get in your personal space, i don't like haggling and no posted prices
I don't like how everything felt geared to sell to westerners, but at the same time all the local women were covered head to toe and many faces
overall liked portugal the most so far
not too many looks but we were also in a tour group and in tourist spots
came back had lunch in the room
next up whisky tasting then dinner
sad because.i love moroccan cooking and spices the spices at the market smelled divine
we didn't see so much french influence where we went? mostly arab?
--
Whisky tasting only had 4 people
was 3 different Macallan - 15, 18, 21
Didn't learn too much new, perhaps a little
but it was fun
mom went to tea while i did the tasting
she says the scone were overcooked and inedible
we had caviar canapes in the room
we went to compass rose at 7pm for dinner
we then had the specialty pink coctail in one of the many many bars after dinner
then to bed
the boat was ROCKING
15 foot swells and we are front most of the boat
I guess I don't get seasick, yay?
So exhausted, why am i always exhausted