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MEDINA SURFING ASSOCIATION
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MEDINA SURFING ASSOCIATION

3 rue Porte Maoun Medina Hassa - Auberge
Medina surfing association is a traditional Moroccan Riad in the old medina of Rabat; guests can enjoy a free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and also, our roof top terrace. We also provide a food service as traditional food is cooked every day. We are within walking distance of all the important sights and are just 2 minutes’ walk from the beach. You will feel at home with us.
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Royal Hotel Rabat
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Royal Hotel Rabat

1 rue amman bp 175 - Hôtel
The Royal Hotel Rabat is the perfect choice for those who want to get away from it all.
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La Felouque
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La Felouque

plage des sables d'or 12100 Temara - Hôtel
Mr and Mrs Dispot are pleased to welcome you in their friendly hotel where a familiar atmosphere is awaiting for you. The hotel is located in Temara, about 20 minutes by car from Rabat. All the rooms, 25 in total, have a TV.
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House of Sara Rabat B&B

House of Sara Rabat B&B

67, rue Tetouan Harhoura, Temara, Rabat - Chambre d'hôtes
La Maison D’hôtes House of Sara Rabat and B&B est une charmante et grande villa de deux étages qui a été converti en une spacieuse et confortable maison d’hôtes, située à Rabat, Capitale du Maroc et principale demeure du Roi, Sa Majesté le Roi Mohammed VI. Nous offrons au public 3 chambres doubles et 2 salles de bains partagées. Les clients ont la pleine utilisation de la maison et la cuisine. Nous n’acceptons pas d’enfants ni de personnes de moins de 18 ans. Le séjour minimum est de 2 nuits. Le paiement se fait à l'arrivée et en espèces uniquement. Nous n’acceptons pas de cartes de crédit. Les check in se font sur rendez vous d 8 :00 à 21 :00.
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Rabat

Rabat (Arabic الرباط), sometimes called Rabat-Salé, is the capital of Morocco and has an estimated population of about 1.7 million inhabitants. It is located along the northern coastline of the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the Bou Regreg River, close to Casablanca.

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Enjoying a couple of oranges

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Rabat Discussions

  • Need help from somebody who speaks French...
    Could somebody who speaks French pretty please help me figure out the website below? http://www.festivalmawazine.ma/ It is a music festival in Rabat, Morocco from May 15th to May 21st this year and I am very interested in some of the artists performing. I am trying to figure out how to get tickets (any way to order online ...

  • Peru or Morocco??
    I can't say what would be the better value, but I absolutely loved Morocco. I ended up meeting a Moroccan student on the fllight from paris to rabat and ended up staying with his family there for awhile ...

  • Africa and South/Central America
    well, visit Rabat, it is safe, beautiful, close to Europe, Cheap and dig in the olden time. ...

Rabat Entrées dans le blog

  • Rabat
    I'm in Rabat now. I like this town. It's really hassle-free, people don't bother you. I'll go to the Algerian Embassy tomorrow to see if they give me a Visa. If they do I'll continue to Chefchauen and then from there to Algeria. I don't have much time left, because I'll meet up with my friend Annie in Tunis ...
    Posted in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary by 5fingerfab

  • Rabat
    Rabat, ciudad capital Más moderna que Paddington o King's Cross, la estación de tren de Marrakech es otro puente hacia un tiempo lejano. Intrigada por las revistas de actualidad, me decidí por el ...
    Posted in Relatos de viaje by Zol

  • April 4, 2011
    After some homework that the kids couldn’t rebuke, Jonathan guided the 5 of us for a walking trek of the Rabat Souk. Sights and sounds of the gardens, birds, and even a forest as we walked by royal princess ...
    Posted in Morocco 2011 by OttawaHennaLady

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