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Photo by Alessio Corradini,
on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia,
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Beach accommodation with 4x4

Hi
Please recommend beach camping or rooms / hotel
we are a couple with a 4x4

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Have you looked here?

http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...ntribute-39077

And also a bit more info might help people make reccomendation, like which bit of coast are you looking for accomodation along? nearby towns etc. (the atlantic coast of Morocco is over 2000km long)
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wild camping or a campsite?
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Open to any ideas have done wild and campsite and 5 star hotels and every thing in between over the last 10 years / 6 trips
its just that the list of recommended places to stay on the Forum is not specific as inland , coastal , mountain and desert all in one list

Just looking at ideas for interesting places to stay by the sea Hotels / Auberge / Wild Camp / Camp site

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Stay in a seaside cave in the Sous Massa National Park.
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yes this is what we need more of this type of info


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Although I must stress that I have not yet done it

I have been reccomended, like the look of, and will be stopping at Sidi Ifni for a couple of days in a month or so. It looks of architectural inerest, well serviced and with lots of campsites close to the beach.

I do belive Mr Cullis is a great fan!

Its fairly far south of the Maroc of old, but easy to get to. I will give a reiview in a month!
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Sidi Ifni is a great little town, and getting better every year.
There are caves all along the coast south from Agadir, must be thousands. Inhabited by fishermen, hippies and troglodytes. You could go to Massa or Sidi Rabat and ask, there are caves you can rent and they will probably make tagine and breakfast for you for a decent price.

Kids like it
Free parking

One thing, watch out for high winds and tide.

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Try
www.oceanvagabond.com/dakhla
Its a long way down but what a place
and the town of Dakhla is very interesting with nice campsite just North of town at police check point
good place to meet up for those going further south into Mauritania


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Also, on the north end of the Sous Massa N.P. there is Tifnit, one of the nicer looking fishing villages in Morocco.

This is where most of the Saharan ungulates of the Park can be seen, Scimitar Oryx, Addax, Dama gazelle and Dorcas gazelle.
Tifnit is to be erased I hear, and be replaced by a fishing port and highrise hotels.
You can stay here but it is spooky after dark. No electricity, barking dogs.
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