Looks like a trip to the shop in agadir
Morocco 2019
- Thread starter River gypsys
- Start date
canopus
LIFE MEMBER
There are a couple of brown 'paper bag offies' in Essouria plus the Carrefour at the southern end of town has a cordoned off booze area.
The offies are located at:-
Avenue Al Massira Al Khadra
Rue Charif El Idrissi
The offies are located at:-
Avenue Al Massira Al Khadra
Rue Charif El Idrissi
GrannieAnnie
Free Member
Looks like our leisure battery has decided to give up on us (only a couple of years old so thought it would be fine) has anyone bought one in Morocco? Any tips on where to buy and how much to expect to pay? We are in Sidi Ifni at the moment
canopus
LIFE MEMBER
Agadir is probably the best place - Camping Car Trigano - 13 Rue Cheik Ma Al Ainin
North 30deg 25.356 West 9deg 34.610
Alternatively there is a guy called Mustafa (now deceased) his son carries on the business of MoHo repairs. He's located at the other end of the block. ie when you're stood outside facing Trigano, Mustafa's is to the left. Hope this helps.
North 30deg 25.356 West 9deg 34.610
Alternatively there is a guy called Mustafa (now deceased) his son carries on the business of MoHo repairs. He's located at the other end of the block. ie when you're stood outside facing Trigano, Mustafa's is to the left. Hope this helps.
GrannieAnnie
Free Member
Thanks thought that might be the case hope it holds out then
Until we go back up
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Now in a great little campsite in Sidi Kawoki. Dedicated bays for motorhome, drinking water, hot showers clean facilities, lecce, WiFi. 60 Mad all in. Washing machines 40 Mad. Full of French and me. I feel for them already. Everyone agrees this is the best camping site here and we will stick around for a few days as I have heat too. Fish guy comes every day and I sorted him out on our first meeting. He has agreed sea fresh Dorado at 30 Mad a fish and he knows I can tell a fresh fish from one a few hours old and has promised me fish straight from the sea. Solar panel man got short shrift too when I asked him if he was the guy who used to work at Tagazoute and Tafroute. So he won't be back near me again. Spectacular sunsets now and I will post again later as still settling into camp site. Twat at last place tried to charge me 50 Mad for a tea. He got 10 Mad and earache. Some of them still trying it on. Mena says hello to all. Now 8n her shorts and summer top and were now getting what we came for.
canopus
LIFE MEMBER
Phil are you becoming the V Meldrew of the TFL (rearrange the letters) society? It's not Transport for London btw.
Then stop reading my posts, you must have better things to do. Take the dog for a walk, bake Linda a meat pie, wear a flat cap, watch a game of cricket and shout own zatt and all that other Yprkie stuff, my little dumpling.ill keep posting . Photos will be coming spoon and then you will really have something to winge about. Winge is a southern word Ken, you might need to look it up............... Love you.
Are you at Camping Soleil Phil, we were there last year, agree nice site
There’s a new site in Sidi Ifni as you approach we stayed at last year, worth a look great facilities.
Still Trying to work out Ken’s TFL ?
canopus
LIFE MEMBER
T0$$ER of the free loading variety Mark 
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
OP
OP
River gypsys
Free Member
Hi all we're heading over on Monday, heading south, any tips , hopefully we'll catch up with some of you, we're surrounded by the French at the moment, is it right that you can't get unleaded petrol for the scooter??
OP
OP
River gypsys
Free Member
Sorry to be a pain, can you get dirhams using a credit/ debit card or does it have to be euro's?
Yes can use bank card will be a charge tho
Yes Marc, it's quite good too. I have the new one at Sidi Ifni on my radar plus a few others I have not visited before. Going to try the one just below Agadir next as very highly rated and might be perfect for us on the way out as we are getting the motorhome serviced by Fiat in Agadir on the way out. Odd of Ken to have a go at Ttossers when he spent all that time on Tagazoute and Tafroute with the rest of us. Must be an English class thing Marc. Where are you 3 at the moment is your dog still eating motorcycles? Mena says hello and tell Sam we look forward to the next time we meet.Are you at Camping Soleil Phil, we were there last year, agree nice site
There’s a new site in Sidi Ifni as you approach we stayed at last year, worth a look great facilities.
Still Trying to work out Ken’s TFL ?
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
TerryL
LIFE MEMBER
You can buy dirhams at the Bureaux de Exchanges, situated just after the Customs facilities if you're using Tanger-Med. They'll exchange most currencies - and take no notice of the touts, the rate is the same, it's a government managed rate. We've changed euros in the past but we're going to try sterling this time as we thought it was a better rate.
There are cash dispenser machines in all the larger towns but they all make a small charge, even with a so-called no fees card. Never had a prioblem with them.
TerryL
LIFE MEMBER
Keep the sites posted @PhilandMena we'll follow your lead!
Sunset at Mouley Bouzarqtoune. Unless your a surfer, best missed. Wild dogs scrap with the Campers dogs AND they 'Get ON PARADE'! at about 7 am and roll call is worse than a children's playground.
Qualidia. Worth a visit, don't give the guardians alcohol. They can be a bit of a pain but nothing more. Harmless, but just get on your tits a bit. Great Aire and close to beach and shops.
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
We are in Spain at mo Phil, between Seville and Córdoba, our plans are to enter Morocco end Jan early Feb, Max still has his fixation with motorbikes lol
Regards to Mena and yourself prob catch up at Tafroute for the festival,
Another site you may enjoy for few days if you’ve not been before is Camping Tourag near Guilimen 28.942607, -9.949591 30mad without ehu rustic site in an oasis we liked it.
Ken’s pulling your plonker mate
prob a little jealous !
Good to hear your all well and look forward to seeing you in Tafroute. I think I have your campsite on my radar too. Came up on Camper Contact, with others in that region. Do not bypass the Mosq at Cordoba, mind blowing.We are in Spain at mo Phil, between Seville and Córdoba, our plans are to enter Morocco end Jan early Feb, Max still has his fixation with motorbikes lol
Regards to Mena and yourself prob catch up at Tafroute for the festival,
Another site you may enjoy for few days if you’ve not been before is Camping Tourag near Guilimen 28.942607, -9.949591 30mad without ehu rustic site in an oasis we liked it.
Ken’s pulling your plonker mate
webby1
Free Member
I want to apologise for my use of language in my last post. It was certainly not aimed at any member in particular, although it might appear that way We are now in Morocco for the first time and the posts about the dangers of travelling here seemed unhelpful and had made my wife (and me) more nervous about going.
Just so you know, I have indeed been banned from the site for breaking Rule 1.But, because we are now in Morocco, for the first time we will have information to share with others and we will need to be in touch with other Forum members more than ever before.
So in these particular circumstances I asked Jim to please reconsider and if you are reading this then he has agreed. More Morocco posts to follow."
Just so you know, I have indeed been banned from the site for breaking Rule 1.But, because we are now in Morocco, for the first time we will have information to share with others and we will need to be in touch with other Forum members more than ever before.
So in these particular circumstances I asked Jim to please reconsider and if you are reading this then he has agreed. More Morocco posts to follow."
How much you bung him ?
Well played Jim
all that aside hope your enjoying your first Moroccan adventure, how far have you got ?
dabhand
LIFE MEMBER
If your going up to Sidi Ifni there’s a decent site at Mirleft called Ercounte, it’s pretty decent, all facilities, restaurant, bar and some great entertainment when we were there.....me and Suggy and a gang of berbers and a frogged accordion player, a memorable few days
https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/marker.php?id=25169
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
We loved Sidi Kaouki we used it last time as one of our lazy stops, so wandering down for lunch at the beach shacks and walking along the endless beach. We found it OK to go into the carrefour at Essaouira on the scooter from there.
Shame about the Essaouira stop, last time we had a really nice dinner at a restaurant with a terrace on the walls with WINE, cost a fortune by Moroccan standards though (580 Dh just checked my notes)
Jon
We re planning (loosely) on crossing 28th/29th Jan and then will be going to Asilah for first stop. Happy to help any funster if they want it.
Jon & Sue
Jon & Sue
webby1
Free Member
Asilah was our first stop but we stayed at Erchgui which is right next to Camp Asaada as it was a little greener and not so busy.Then on to the big Marjane supermarket just off the motorway at Larache to stock up with anything except alcohol (not in any of the Marjanes anymore I think)
Then to Camping Intenational at Moulay Bousselham..............the site reminded us of the New Forest as it was very green with animals wandering around...................unfortunately the facilities were not cleaned and there was not a drop of hot water anywhere.
er
Now in La Chenaie in Kenitra...........................reasonable enough with hot showers for 10d. I was a little nervous about the guard dogs as I remember a member was attacked here last year.There are 2 large Alsations that wander around but seem very subdued even when approached by the yappy French dogs so not a problem........don't be put off
Then to Camping Intenational at Moulay Bousselham..............the site reminded us of the New Forest as it was very green with animals wandering around...................unfortunately the facilities were not cleaned and there was not a drop of hot water anywhere.
er
Now in La Chenaie in Kenitra...........................reasonable enough with hot showers for 10d. I was a little nervous about the guard dogs as I remember a member was attacked here last year.There are 2 large Alsations that wander around but seem very subdued even when approached by the yappy French dogs so not a problem........don't be put off
We stayed there in 2016 Simon and met up with Mike Makems before embarking on our great road trip to Dhakla. It was as you said.
Looks like we have the typical bog standard lecce here too. I thought I had tripped the circuit breaker on the post when boiling water for tea this morning but the whole campsite has lost it. Appears to happen when the owner switches on the heating for the hot water in the mornings. The French don't seemed fazed by this, so assume it's a regular and short occurrence. (that last bit was for any sparkies out there.
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Join us or log in to post a reply.
To join in you must be a member of MotorhomeFun
Join MotorhomeFun
Join us, it quick and easy!
Log in
Already a member? Log in here.