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which tour operator widely represents tours to this country?
which tour operator widely represents tours to this country?
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Depending on which tour you are interested in, we do not have mass tourism in Morocco, the charter is divided into several companies, and they already offer their travel programs from Agadir. Rainbow Tours charter holders, next departure June 28th. If you are interested in an individual program, you can look at www.otpusk.com for some options for our excursion by going to the search for a tour in a Moroccan excursion.
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answered 15 years ago
I can’t say for sure, but as far as my memory serves me, Rainbow specializes in Morocco.
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answered 15 years ago
whoever offers, but you need to go to Morocco only to Agadir, because. it is the only place in Morocco where you can enjoy the ocean completely and safely.
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answered 15 years ago
and from Agadir you can easily get to any place, I usually rent a car
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answered 15 years ago
My husband and I flew to Morocco last June for 2 weeks with Rainbow Tours. But most of all, it was not even the ocean in Agadir that conquered us, but the country itself, we chose a combined vacation of 7 days tour of the Imperial cities and 7 days in Agadir. It’s not worth flying to Morocco just for the sake of a beach holiday, as it’s not worth it for me and my husband, in Agadir it’s not even clear where you are and in what country, almost Yalta. But Essaouira with huge seagulls and delicious grilled seafood, Safi with a huge number of potters, Casablanca is just a metropolis with history, Rabat with the Shellah fortress where an unimaginable number of birds and cats live, Fes is simply beyond words, beautiful Medina, very beautiful city. . . I don’t even know how to describe the delight of this city and of course Marrakech. .. here without words, the phenomenon of Jemma el-Fna square cannot be described in words, it must be seen! There were also many sights and diverse landscapes, but all our delight was reinforced by the fact that we could freely enjoy independent walks in cities, 100% loyalty to tourists, very good-natured and friendly people, and it didn’t bother us at all that we needed to bargain in the markets if the seller offered too low a price and could be offended and refuse to sell the goods :)
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answered 15 years ago