From Marrakesh I headed over to the coast for some downtime. The small coastal-port town of Essaoura is a treat. Full of culture and certainly good seafood, Essaoura is a great place to dine then stroll the sand.
Morocco's largest beach is located just outside the neat Medina in Essaoura. The Medina itself is uniquely coloured white and blue reminiscent of Greece's Isles.
The locals certainly love to eat a wide diversity of foods. Everything from shark, octopus, sting ray, and eel can be eaten. Id like to say I felt comfortable with those choices but I wasn't.
Most of my photos come from the harbor areas. Smatterings of boats and fisherman race around for the days catch. The smells left me stunned and the wind did nothing to taper off the wafts.
There was some great fortress remnants that added some colour to the evening. Morocco seems to always have something unique that you don't expect.
The sunset was cut off a little early due to the heavy horizon clouds. I managed to get some great fishing footage. The locals aren't afraid to dive in, literally, into the sea and grab the fish bare handed.
Until next post. I miss you all dearly.
D.
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