Essaouira feels like a breath of Atlantic wind that never quite stops. The old medina, wrapped in ochre walls and capped by the Skala de la Ville, sits right on a natural harbor where fishing boats bob beside sleek wind‑surf boards. Walk down the narrow alleys of the Kasbah and you’ll hear Gnawa dru...
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