Along the Atlantic coast of Morocco, to the west of Marrakech, lies the town of Essaouria most famous for his sensational in Medina sea listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The fortress, the walls white and iridescent, the relaxation of its inhabitants, the Kasbah, craft shops, make this city unique European flavor: in 1756 the French made ??it a perfect example of military architecture and enriched it with walls, towers , ramparts and gates managing to combine perfectly with the Arab-Muslim culture overseas.
Essaouria, originally called Mogador, that little fortress, has always been an important port linking Morocco with the rest of Africa and Europe. This walled port city in the middle of the 18th century, with a strong European influence in a North African context, is simply wonderful and a must for your holiday in Morocco.
The coasts of Essaouria are swept throughout most of the year by ocean breezes and many surfers and windsurfers who attain to hover above the water off the coast. We encourage tourists to visit the fish market and to observe the work of fishermen and traders. The shops sell beautiful local crafts such as wood products Thuya, embroidered clothes and carpets.
Essaouira is the ideal destination for a holiday full of history, art and adventure.
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