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 WHAT TO CHOOSE? by matcrazy1
I liked most ceramics: small figures and pottery. The alabaster figures of an elephant (they lived in Morocco in the past) and fat Moroccan guy decorate my living room, now :-).
It's national (or semi-national) shop. So first prices are lower than in private shops and bargaining more difficult but not impossible. Private, touristy shops close to the ocean are much more expensive.
Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: Cheikh SaudiDirections: Go main street eastward from CTM bus station, on the left side before the crossword.
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 ~ Lots of Fish ~ by Heavens-Mirror
Agadir is truly an important fish city, serving both African and European markets.
Very cheap. Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: Agadir Town
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 by Wondagirl
You can haggle at least 50%... Leave a Comment Theme: Gifts
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 Nice fresh juice and only
about £0.50 a glass by beccyandjohn, 2 more photos
What ever you like.
Aalways barter them down to less then half or more, you have got to be good or they will catch you out, and make sure to look about as they all charge different prices. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftDirections: Get in any taxi and ask for the main market , taxi is same price everyware
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Agadir is full of tourist shops. You can get all of this stuff and more in the Souk.
You'll also have the benefit of seeing how the locals live.
You'll also see the real Agadir rather than the tourist resort.
Well worth a visit but be prepared to be hasseled as you go round. It is not as bad as some places and if you are polite and firm your no will be respected.
I went in expecting to spend around £20 but spent over £100.
Some of the people in there are good at selling!
But I know I got thinks for a lot better price than in the shops.
Herbs, spices, gifts including carved wooden objects and boxes.
Plan to have lunch there.
a tajine and coke is 35dh. (£2.15)
Around half of the bottom price in the tourist shops Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Avenue AbderrahimDirections: The Souk is on Avenue Abderrahim 30 minute walk from the beach or a 20dh taxi ride.
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 Table with Moroccan mosaic in
lovely colours by sachara, 1 more photos
A huge table, but I am not sure yet to buy it in Morocco and ship it or to order it in a Morroccan shop in my home country. And I am not sure what to do with it in winter. It´s heavy and big to bring it indoors, but I saw what can happen if you leave it outdoors. When the table is wet and it start to freeze the mosaic can get destroyed. So maybe I first move to a country where it doesn´t freeze in winter. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftDirections: Everywhere in Agadir and Morocco you will find shops with mosaic works
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On our way to Imouzzer in the High Atlas foothills just north of Agadir we saw lots of stalls and small shops along the road selling huge fossiles. There must be lots of fossiles in the area. We saw that even in the walls of the shops fossiles are laid between the stones (picture 5).
Two times we made a stop to have a closer look. There were not only real fossiles, but also ugly 'fossile'decorations made of concrete (picture 4). Most of the shops also sell other things like iron pigs ('not Moroccan culture, but the tourists ask for it') and containers for plants made of the trunks of the date palms from the valley. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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If you are interested in the colourful Moroccan pottery, you can find in all over town. In the tourist area around the Boulevard de 20 Aout (picture 5) and Avenue Mohammed V with several pedestrian passages are many shops. Also in Uniprix (picture 4) and the Central Market area north east of the Boulevard Hassan II are many shops.
During my visit in summer 2007 there was a fair with lots of stalls along and around the Passage Ait Souss. Though I like the colours and the patterns, I didn't buy anything like I did the times before. This time I made only some colourful pictures (1, 2 & 3). Leave a Comment Theme: Local Craft
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 agadir shopping, handicraft
agadir, morocco crafts by boulam, 4 more photos
Sale and export of artisanal products : wood decorations, bone and metal ornaments, slippers, jewellery, pottery decorations, fossils, home and office decorations, moroccan capets and rugs, caftans and tunics, argane oil for meals and for cosmetics...
The cheapest local craft is pottery, the lowest pottery cost starts from 1 euro
there some other handicraft products that would cost more, it depens on the value of the work and the time spent by artisans in those products. Theme: Local CraftAddress: 87 avenue Jamal Abdenacer - Massira - AgadirPhone: 00 212 28 22 39 19Directions: Medina souvenirs is situated near the main souk of Agadir. Precisely in the avenue of Massira on the right.Website: http://www.medina-souvenirs.com Other Contact: agadir@medina-souvenirs.com
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 by rerberes
Inezgane is only what it is meant to be: a suburb with well developed communications with every possible destinations. Actually, Inezgane serves as the main bus and taxi station for Agadir 13 km north.
THE SOUKS
Let yourself get lost in the labyrinth of narrow streets in the souk, which has an astonishing selection of tapestries, jewelry and copper.At the goldsmiths souk, only the merchants are allowed at 16:00 to buy gold in open air auctions Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesAddress: Bazar houmamedDirections: EnzeganeOther Contact: a.hmed2@meet-u.com
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Boulevard Mohammed V, Agadir - Dorint-Atlantic Palace Agadir
Route de l'Oued Souss Secteur Touristique et Balneaire, BP 194, Agadir - Melia Palais Salam
Avenue Moulay Ismail, Agadir - ClubHotel Riu Tikida Dunas
Chemin des Dunes B.P. 901, Agadir - Apathotel Igoudar
Blvd du 20 Aout, Agadir - Hotel Club Al Moggar Garden Beach
Blvd Mohamed V, Agadir - Agador Caribbean Village
Boulevard du 20 Aout, Agadir - Amadil Beach
Chemin des Dunes BP 320, Agadir
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