Little tents each with vendor vigorously selling a combination of the same beautiful fresh seafoods. These are BBQ'd right next to you and delicious. As part of our package we arranged to have some beer and wine secreted in and we discretely drank under the table - great fun More

Very pleasant walk around the port. It is small but charming. More

A great place to walk around - particularly in the morning as the catch is being sold and the nets and gear are being mended - but we did notice that lots of people don't like having their photo taken. Well worth spending a few aimless hours though... More

Nice view. Good place to take a couple of pictures. More

Vibrant place with cats everywhere eating up the fish scraps from the daily fish market. Good stalls to have a fish lunch. More

Not as big as Agadir port, has many small fishing boats, these are allowed to fish all the year round mainly Sardines. You can see the fishermen repairing their nets but there is little else to see. More

Was once a more bustling fishing spot but it still has the flavor. Fiishermen get weary of being objectified. Interesting to see the fish come in and buyers--including women--bargaining for this breem and that wriggling mass of sardines. Boats are being repaired and built but if you get shown around the boat yard be prepared to tip your impromptu guide.... More

go down to the port in the morning as the boats unload their catches. went alone with daughter and was not hassled at all. great photo opps of the boats, castle walls etc. reminded me of what our fishing villages must have been like! on the left by the port are stall that sell the catch of the day freshly... More

Colorful and interesting vignette of a bustling fishing port More