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Coordinates: 32°N 6°W / 32°N 6°W / 32; -6
Restaurants in Morocco
1. Pistes oubliees
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Tazekka National Park
3. SFT - Tangier Wildlife Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The SFT wind sanctuary is a place where various shelterd animals looking foe a sweet home,or a fun friend to play with them.please come and visit us! The entry fee is donation to our babies.
4. Khnifiss Lagoon
5. Moulay Bousselham Lagoon
6. National Park of Souss Massa
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4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By rbmb1127
Mohamed was our bird guide on a recent trip that my wife and I took to Morocco. It was a six day trip (May 31-June 5, 2019) starting in Marrakesh and ending up in Agadir. Our trip took us to Oukaimeden, over the Atlas Mtns., Ouarzazate, Merzouga, Taroundant, and the Souss-Massa National Park area. Overall we saw 124 species thanks to Mohamed. If you are looking for a dedicated guide who will do his utmost to find birds for you, then I would highly recommend Mohamed. He is flexible on itineraries and can either set up the trip on his own or work with your schedule and priorities. We decided to rent our own vehicle and book hotels, but he did most of the driving. On numerous occasions Mohamed went above and beyond in an effort to locate a particular species until we either found it or we had to call him off. He’s also very knowledgeable about species in a wide range of habitats and has reliable locations and local contacts for hard to find birds. Mohamed is an official Morrocan state wildlife guide and that came in very handy at the many police check points we ran into travelling around the country. He knows the birds, where they are, and he knows the culture which we found invaluable. Would highly recommend his services to any serious birders.
7. Crocoparc
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4.5 based on 1,214 reviews
A huge crocodile head marks the main entrance of the parc. An innovative concept and a unique project in Agadir, in the south of morocco. The farm within the Atlantic area contains more than 300 of Nil crocodiles (Crocodylus niloticus). The architecture and the design of the parc give the feeling to be in a forest,offering you the sight of a lot of unique trees and plants varieties.
Reviewed By 531gerrya - Liversedge, United Kingdom
We booked through the reception desk at the hotel, pick you up at 10am 20 euros per person. Bang on time, the minibus picked us up, a couple of further pickups and off for a 25 min ride to Crocoparc. Great entrance, we met our guide, just the 10 of us that were on the bus, very knowledgable guide about all aspects of the parc and in at least 3 languages. The tour went at a comfortable pace, would suit a wheelchair round the crocodile lakes, ponds with plants and frogs, demonstration of how papyrus was made, all fully explained. Past iguanas, cactus gardens, large tortoises, across a rope bridge if able, tiny monkeys, free henna tattoo, then it was feeding time, wow! Then the baby crocodiles, baby tortoises, snakes(python and anaconda) finally a cup of Moroccan tea and a few minutes to browse in the shop before getting back on the minibus to return to the hotel. All in all it took just over 3 hours door to door. Excellent value for money would recommend for all age groups.
8. Monte Gurugu
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 116stijnt - Brussels, Belgium
The best place to stay in the mountains is Hotel Leonor. What a unique experience in the mountains of Gourougou. This hotel is atypical and created by a local artist. Every detail is colorful. The entrance feels like a museum full of memories. The staff is basic in French (almost no English) but always with a smile. There is a free underground parking for your car. We got an amazing room with view on the mountains. The room is spacious and the bathroom colorful and clean. I will definitely come back here. There are some nice hikes around the hotel. Ask for the cactus trail to the top of the mountain for sunset.
9. Lagune de Sidi Moussa
10. Jardin Zoologique de Rabat
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4.5 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By ScholesBlackburn - Blackburn, United Kingdom
Me & my family really enjoyed our trip this zoo. The entry fee is only 50dh each with discounts for family tickets. If you want to feed the giraffes there are set times and an extra charge for this. The zoo itself is very well maintained and the animal enclosures well thought out and try and imitate the natural habitat of the animals. There is plenty to see and you will need a min 3 hours just to walk around. Please note they close at 4.30pm during the winter months. There are plenty of little snack shops for picking up drinks, sandwiches and ice cream and pricing is reasonable. There are also restaurants at the entrance and a large cafe in centre. The animals look in great health and the way the enclosures are set up you do get up close to lost of them. Great day out for all our family.
