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last hotel before Mauri

I would like to reommend the hotel at Barbas between dahkla and the Mauri border modern with a few well thought old style touches reasonably priced with a good kitchen and petrol station all on site
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Jardins Tamnougate

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Jardins Tamnougalt in Tamnougalte. A few kilometers south of Agdz along the N9, cross the Draa river at the kasbah Taouirt (that one of the Bertolucci movie). After the bridge a few 100 meters at your right hand site.

Great, peaceful place with gardens. Ismail Elalaoui is a great host, friendly and discrete. Prepares excellent food. Car park at the entrance, off the road. Cheap for what you get. Empty swimming pool ;-)
I'd endorse that - 3 of us stayed there in March last year in a clean, shared room, with attached shower, so very reasonable. Bikes were secure in a gated yard, and both host and meals were excellent. Recommended, and it made a handy start for Chris Scott's MS1 then MS4 after lunch in Zagora.
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Ibis Marrakech

The Ibis on the N9 Route de Casablanca has secure parking.

There's good camping at the Relais de Camping Marrakech a further 2.5km out of town. At 2nd roundabout take a left and head for the Hotel Sangho. The campsite is behind to the right.

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My short report from last trip (prices for 4 people in Defender)
1. Martil camping, good place, hot water, 35 MAD per person
2. El Jadida camping, big camping, not so clean, 10 MAD for hot shower, 17 MAD per person
3. Essauira camping, small place but good place, 8 MAD hot shower, 16 MAD per person
4. Sidi Wassay camping, good place near Atlantic, 27 MAD per person
5. Abeino camping, 10 km from Guelmin, 20 MAD per person, hot swimming pool 15 MAD, good restaurant
6. Marakech camping, excelent place 29 MAD per person
7. Fez camping, near sport center, the worst s..t place, horrible 55 MAD per person, even not hot water. Never visit this place.
Nice rooms in medina for 70 MAD per person.
8. Chechawan camping and also youth hostel for 40 MAD per person, very good option with kitchen

On the way from Marocco we also found hotel Miravella in Catalayud (Spain) for 12 EUR per person (great, comfortable place)

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Campsites; (all based on 1 person in a roof tent on a Landy)
Chefchaouen, about £5 per night, nice simple campsite, nice clean facilites although rustic. Bienvenue Camping Azilan Camping 2 Etoiles

Fez; about £6 per night, excellent campsite, great facilities and plenty of building going on eg pool etc.
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Imichil; about £6 per night, stunning location, good breakfast, toilets and showers, rustic.
Camping and Auberge Tiste about 4kms north of Imilchil.

Dades Gorge; about £8 per night with an excellent evening meal.
Berbere de la Montagne (or sometimes called Camping International on gps data from Olaf map) at the top of the gorge on the right.
http://www.berbere-montagne.com/ - Domaine gratuit par IFT.CX

Mergouza; about £5 per night, camping on the edge of the Erg Chebbi, an excellent place, some shade, pool, etc. Hassan the owner and staff are really helpful and genuinely nice.
camping sahara, dormir sud maroc, dormir merzouga, camping sahara hassilabied, auberge erg chebbi, auberge sud maroc

Zargora; about £4 per night, Sindibad campsite is nice, shady, basic, rustic, but noisy.

Ouarzazate; about £6 per night, a great campsite 20kms north of Ouarzazate near Tamissint, not much shade, good clean toilets and showers.


Marrakech; about £6 per night, no surprise, one of the best campsites we visited, pool, excellent, clean facilities, good food and bar etc
relais de marrakech accueil

Moulay-Bousselham; (north of Rabat) about £6 per night, there are two campsites as you enter the town on the left, the first we stayed at; nice but ageing the guidebook said, the other near a river apparently is pestered by mosquitoes. Clean toilet and showers.

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Most people seem happy with this place in marrakech, including me.

relais de marrakech accueil

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Camping in Marrakech

There's also Camping Ferdous further out of marrakech on the same Casablanca road.
Not as glam as the Relais and a bit more road noise (and the bloomin' peacocks!) but it's OK.

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Same, try the Relais de Marrakesh. You can rent a room or you can camp or even get one of the Berber tents. The restaurant is decent, there's a pool and the nearest supermarket isn't far.
While you're there, don't miss the ride to Oukaimeden all the way up to the end of the piste. You won't regret.

Cheers and have nice rides.

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Ourika Camp, near Marrakech
Ourika Camp Marrakech - Camping car, mobile home à Marrakech au Maroc

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Essouira camping.

We are at Essouira parked with a lot of other campers by the beach front between the Agidir road and the sand-dune behind the beach. The gaurdee gave us a receipt for the 20 Dh he wanted.
There are about 4 Restaurants one hundred metres away (some a bit expensive) on the beach.
Two hundred metres further along the road toward Agidir is a proper camp ground for cars and tents and motorhomes on the eastern side of the road. It's hard to see going south as it's up a short fork but you look right at its entrance going north. This is only one Km from the Casa/Marrakech road roundabout. We have been handed a flyer from a bloke in a car promoting a new campground, 15 minutes south-east from Essouira. It's called "Camping Calme" Is 4 hectares, has bedrooms and suites, a pool, washing machine, showers hot and a restaurant. GPS N31-25'57" W09-39'25".
May stay there tomorrow night. If we do I'll post a follow-up.
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Places we stayed in Morocco

Great Post Chris,

I wont create a long list as we saved every location we stayed in Morocco and Western Sahara as way points that can be downloaded at our website. We also noted a couple of camp sites that have now closed and saved them too. Each accommodation waypoint has summary notes and costs where applicable.

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I'm not keen on Tanger, too many undesirables hanging around, so I tend to stay at the Ibis near the airport. 470dh/room isn't cheap by Moroccan standards but not too bad if there's two sharing.

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Hi Tito,

Try Camping Ackachar at Cap Spartel Campsite in Tanger just outside the city centre. It's clean enough, loads of shade, clean toilets but no hot water. It's handy for the motorway too.

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Accommodation, Tanger Med/Tanger

I had tended to agree with Tim re Ibis near airport but now notice on GE there is a Service Area on A4 approx 25km from Tanger Med. Does anyone know if it has accommodation and if so details?

Thanks, Peter

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