Our last day was a bit of a choose-you-own-adventure kind of day, with no scheduled activities besides lunch. I spent the morning wandering through Essaouira with my father, letting myself get lost in Morocco one last time. Today's adventures will be told through photographs.
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| A skirmish at the morning fish market |
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| My father and I were not the only ones watching the fishermen haul in their morning catch |
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| The littlest helper |
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| Who knew sugar had so many virtues? It apparently cures depression and slims your figure, among other things. |
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| Not your average run on the beach |
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| Kite surfing - the one thing we didn't manage to fit into our trip |
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| Fishmongers try to woo you into purchasing their wares, which they will cook for you on the spot. One had a small shark strung up, while others had live crabs clacking around. |
Spotted: the best guide ever! This photo is not from today, but it is one of the few that I have of our fearless leader (and Experience Morocco guide), Ahmed Mha. Ahmed was endlessly patient, knowledgeable, and kind. He was as quick to help a stranger in need as to crack a joke. We had a fantastic two weeks with him and I can't recommend him enough. Ahmed, if you're reading this - libitibito!
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| Who else could pull off the double hat look this well? |
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