Imsouane – not so secret anymore..
Photos from Jana:-) Our first Morocco trip. travelling the coast with our surfboards. passing the road to the beach through camels.
Actually it is too bad that Imsouane is becoming more and more popular especially – bien sur – for surfers, as Imsouane is one of the most consistently breaking surfspots in Africa. The wonderful little fishing village is located in the middle of a huge forest and surrounded by mountains. An extremely relaxed lifestyle combined with typical Moroccan Berber culture awards this village its charm.
There’s two spots: one point break, second the bay which is also great for beginners cause of its perfect long waves. Keep its secret though. psssst….
et encore plus..oulala Hassan II Mosque Casablanca
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Top of the minaret, beautifully decorated in traditional Andalusian style. Today, the minaret is considered the tallest in the world, standing at 689 feet or 210 meters. |


Hassan II Mosque Casablanca
Pictures taken in summer 2009.
petit competition de surf & PROJECT KEEPING OUR OCEAN CLEAN
Allez allez allez! Petit compétition de surf at gliss school | Dar Bouazzar. Surf competition in the Gliss School, where i was helping out several times. About 22 young kids, some teachers and the Jury, music and lots of fun. First picture: one of the winner boys:-) Gliss School also had a program about: keeping the ocean clean and care about the environment, students and surf instructors were cleaning the beaches.
sunday recipe
SARDINES : salt | rosemary | lemon COOK: Said!
recipe existing only of pictures because it’s an easy one: only some freshly caught Sardines with lemon and rosemary grilled on the fire…mmmhhhh!
le Maroc
Coiffeur traditionnelle
Shop impressions & more from my first trip to Casablanca in 2008.