Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sleeping
You will only want to stay in Goulimime if necessary, as many hotels are basic and some
may not appeal to women. If you have transport, there is better accommodation outside
town.
Hôtel Ijdiguen
( 0528 77 14 53; Blvd Ibnou Battouta; s/d Dh75/150)
Across the road from the grand-taxi sta-
tion, Ijdiguen ('Ichdigen') is clean and welcoming, with tiled corridors, reasonable rooms
and shared showers.
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Hôtel Hamza
( 0528 87 39 75; hotelhamza.webs.com; off Rte d'Agadir; s/d/tr/ste Dh360/460/520/900; )
In
this quiet and welcoming caravanserai located behind the tourist office, expansive cor-
ridors lead to cool and spacious rooms with bathrooms of varying quality.
HOTEL
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Hôtel Adil Moussafir
( 0528 77 29 30;
www.hoteladilmoussafir.com
; off Rte d'Agadir; s/d/tr/ste Dh480/550/700/1000; )
Goulimime's grandest option, the Adil Moussafir has a restaurant (mains Dh70) and spa-
cious, comfortable rooms with slightly tired bathrooms.
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Eating
Around the bus station and north of the post office are good areas for cafes and restaur-
ants.
La Plage Blanche
(Ziz garage, Rte d'Agadir; meals Dh60; breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Near Pl Bir Anzarane, this
Westernised snack bar serves dishes ranging from pizzas, burgers and spaghetti to tajines
and
pil-pil
prawns. On Friday, join the locals and treat yourself to the couscous, while the
masses pray outside the mosque across the road.
MOROCCAN
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