Essaouira
Essaouira is a beautiful coastal town on the Atlantic. It has a quaint medina and plenty of seafood options. There is a fresh seafood market in the middle of town that is worth visiting. You can select your catch, and they will cook it up for you on the spot.
Many expats have chosen to relocate to the area and enjoy the mild climate and affordable cost of living. If you're adventurous you can try your hand at windsurfing, or you can enjoy long leisurely walks on the beach.
Hotels and Hostels in Essaouira
First floor No.3 Rue Boutouil ,
Essaouira,
Morocco,
44000
Rating
100%100
Private
$25.46
Our lovely lodging is a one bedroomed apartment in Essaouira’s Medina. The apartment is on the original floor of a typical Jewish house constructed around the turn of the twentieth century, and is designed in traditional Moroccan and Berber styles.
Elouaquaouaqui Rue Agadir Medina ,
Essaouira,
Morocco,
44000
Rating
100%100
Private
$31.82
Old usually Moroccan residence, is a place of rest and plenitude, positioned in fabulous Medina d' Essaouira, just 200 m from the shore. Our Riad was recently entirely renovated in keeping with traditional and traditional architecture.
191, Rue Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah ,
Essaouira,
Morocco,
.
Rating
91.3%100
Private
$22.73
Lunetoile is a 200 year-old, family home, well-situated in the middle of of the ancient, walled, Medina of Essaouira, with a lovely and attractive veranda giving a breath-taking vista of the Atlantic ocean, the bay, ects...
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Home Stays in Essaouira
There are plenty of cheap accommodation options in Essaouira, but if you're looking for a different experience consider staying with a local. A lot of family's rent out rooms or apartments to travelers to make some extra money. If you're traveling with friends this can be a particularly cheap option as you can all split the costs. Often the apartments come equipped with kitchens so it saves you money of food as well. It's a lot of fun to head out to the market and buy some fresh seafood and spices. Then attempt your own Moroccan homecooked meal. It may not be authentic, but with the fresh ingredients, the meal will still be delicious.