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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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What sort of parking does the above hotel have for motorbikes ? On street with a guardian , secure garage etc
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It's a secure garage about 200m away on Avenue Mohamed V. The concierge will run alongside you to show you the way.

(He's probably really making sure he gets his commission from the garage, LOL.)

I've stopped there maybe four times, I can't remember the amount but it wasn't excessive.

The cafe opposite Hotel España on the big roundabout does excellent churros and chocolate for breakfast.

Some photos of the town, at the end of my post: https://www.ukgser.com/forums/showth...familiar-plant
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Tim,
Can the garage accept 4x4 aswell?

Nearly stayed there a while back but it rained for two days so stayed further South instead
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Thanks Tim ,
I remembered you had visited there.....
Fingers crossed for later this year
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Yes, Tony.

And if anyone is interested, the government has spruced up Lixus no end, though I think you probably have to pay now to visit.

Report: https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...-c-phoenician/
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Yes, Tony.

And if anyone is interested, the government has spruced up Lixus no end, though I think you probably have to pay now to visit.

Report: https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...-c-phoenician/
I stopped there a few years ago and a very moroc type town , had some great sardines near the harbour .
At night it got packed with people walking/ shopping. Passed through 2 years ago and it seemed the same to me ( too much flag !! )
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Sounds like a good first day stop . May get blown out the window if we are still having to provide neg tests at borders.....4 x 130 euros and all the grief finding somewhere to get them done ....and make sure they are right ones as well


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Yes its a nice town, distinctive character ... great for a shave.
But Asilah tops it for me for a first stop.
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Yes its a nice town, distinctive character ... great for a shave.
But Asilah tops it for me for a first stop.
asilah is full of spanish people and very touristy , as it is near to the border .
I have stopped there a few times , but couldnt wait to get away !
but we all like differant things
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