Departure Agadir, Morocco, for a long weekend that is expected to say little exciting. Starting from the destination, which with ten kilometers of beaches kissed by the Atlantic Ocean, 300 days of sunshine a year and 4 international golf courses, is rightly considered the top station of seaside tourism Moroccan. Not by chance, here is also one of the gorgeous residences of the royal family of Morocco.
But in addition to purely touristic aspects, the journey will be above all an opportunity to discover Berber culture or, better, amazigh, typical of Berbers Morocco, with visits to the most fascinating locations of the Souss region, from suk to Medina, from the bays classified among the most beautiful in the world to the ancient artisan center of Taroudant.
I just printed the tickets, flight. Royal Aircraft from Malpensa via Casablanca. All you have to do is prepare your luggage, without forgetting, in order: the passport, mandatory to enter Morocco; my inseparable camera, indispensable to capture impressions and atmospheres of the journey that I will tell you, street doing, in the next post; swimsuit; hat to shelter me from the sun; a pair of comfortable long trousers for the visit of Medina (we do not forget that we are still in a Muslim country); a sweater for the evening thermal excursion, which from these parts is rather sustained.
In the beauty, on the other hand, the sun cream, more after sun obvious, of Deborah Bioetyc in the comfortable "hand luggage form"Airport controls. And as a travel companion, also a book, ça va sans say: for the occasion I chose "Quaderni del Morocco – Stories and legends brought by the Wind" by Francesca Giacché (Ed. CDA Vivalda). A collection of stories that take place at the slow pace of a timeless land, just like this ancient and modern Morocco that, already I feel, will conquer me.
