Larache, Morocco
The coastal town of Larache is the antithesis of Asilah. The whitewashed medina is in need of a paint job. The Qebitat, a 16th century Portuguese fort, is crumbling. The shops are short on souvenirs. Reaching Larache is somewhat complicated. So why take the kids? Larache is a laid-back port city. - There are hardly any hustlers and few foreign tourists. - The Moorish medina, while not comparable with the grand old quarters of the imperial cities, is experiencing a renaissance. The salt flats on the north side of Larache are great place to watch birds. The port-side fish market is an evocative ... Read Moreattraction. - Take in a fish auction. Eat grilled sardines. - The ancient settlement of Lixus is but 5 km from the city center. White sand beaches stretch from the Loukkos River. What's more, a family trip to Larache affords an authentic cultural experience.
Larache, Morocco
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Kid-Friendly Hotels in Larache La Maison Haute (B&B)
La Maison Haute is the top choice in Larache. This beautifully restored Spanish-Moroccan guesthouse is both stylish and colorful. The foods is wonderful. The inn keeper is helpful and friendly. The rooftop terrace affords exceptional views of the Atlantic as well as the medina. La Maison Haute is situated in the heart of the old city, just behind Place de la Libération. Family ... Read More
La Maison Haute is the top choice in Larache. This beautifully restored Spanish-Moroccan guesthouse is both stylish and colorful. The foods is wonderful. The inn keeper is helpful and friendly. The rooftop terrace affords exceptional views of the Atlantic as well as the medina. La Maison Haute is situated in the heart of the old city, just behind Place de la Libération. Family Travel Tips: Breakfast is included. Dinner is served upon request. The guesthouse has 6 rooms and 1 suite. Not all have views and not all have a private bath. Enquire before you book. The owner speaks Arabic, French, Spanish and English. The guesthouse is open from mid-March through October.
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