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For a beach holiday with an exotic twist, Morocco is soaked in sunshine and magic. Cool and cosmopolitan, Agadir mixes modern hotels, an almost endless sandy beach and an upmarket flavour, while Marrakech offers the perfect city break during your beach holiday and is a splash of real Morocco.
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Royal Atlas
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Caribbean Village Agador
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Decameron Agadir
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Iberostar Founty Beach
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Hotel Riu Tikida Beach
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Sofitel Agadir
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Beneath the hazy lights of the marketplace, be enchanted by the storytellers, belly dancers and snake charmers of Djemaa el-Fna square: the gateway to Morocco's past.
Here's a little taste of what's on offer: for more excursion ideas, speak to your Rep.
Marrakech Express
Take a guided tour to the most exotic and beautiful imperial city in Morocco, where you'll have the chance to explore the labyrinth of souks and the famous Djemaa el-Fna square.
4x4 Mini Adventure to Massa
An unforgettable adventure, this day out takes you to see the pre-Saharan sand dunes and you'll get to travel past banana villages, the Ben Youssef Dam and the Souss Massa National Park.
Berber Night Out
As the sun sets over the Kasbah of Tassila, you'll be greeted by locals with folklore entertainment. This is a great chance to experience Berber cuisine, wine and colour in a traditional Kasbah.
Morocco provides countless international restaurants, a scattering of Western fast food outlets and delicious local menus. Taste intensely flavoured Tajines, stews cooked slowly in traditional pots and served with melting couscous. Enjoy light filo pastry filled with mince, chicken, fish or cheese, or topped with sweet orange blossom. Try local beers, like Flag Speciale, and finish meals with honey-soaked pastry Pastilla and mint tea.
Marrakech awakens at night, with Djemaa el-Fna's colourful bustle and traditional entertainment, La Palmeraie's sunset skies, the city's chic bars and Chez Ali's exciting horse show. Restaurants and bars line Agadir's lively beachfront, while many of its hotels offer bars and clubs, like Papagayo.
Language: Arabic and French. Currency: Moroccan Dirham. Standard GMT: +0 hrs. Moroccan Tourist Office: 250 Regent Street, London W1B 4HB. Tel: 020 7437 0073. www.tourism-in-morocco.com
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