Kester forgot to mention two important things. One, Taghazoute is drier than Zion. And two, the surf doesn’t really kick in until November.
Our apartment is excellent; a kitchen, a cat, and a balcony that, if you fell off at high tide, would land you in the ocean.
We found a liquor store in the hub city on an errand day. It requires a passport just to browse, but the wine is cheap and delicious and three bottles cost less than a tube of sunscreen.
The Saudi Royal family has a place about ten kilometers down the road. It’s five times the size of this entire town, gated, and surrounded by military. They arrived with police escorts yesterday. We showed up relatively unannounced a few days before that.
September 28th, 2009 by iza&kamil
Sounds like you having fun!!!We will be in Casablanca at the end of this week, are you planning to be there as well??
let us know and have fun in Africa
September 26th, 2009 by Karly
Sound like yall r havin’ sooooo much fun. I love the pictures!!! and jay is lookin very rugged with that beard. lol. I miss u and love you!!!!! i bought myself a world map that is hangin in my living room so i can track your travels! well hope all is well!!! love ya sis….. Hi jay………
September 25th, 2009 by David
No entourage? No private security?