"From Safi to El Jadida by the coastal road" Province d' El Jadida by JLBG

Province d' El Jadida Travel Guide: 55 reviews and 163 photos

The coastal road allows to discover a rugged countryside with occasional camels grazing

or donkey !

Last visit to Province d' El Jadida: May 2004
Intro Written May 16, 2004
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Jorf Lasfar harbour, bird's eye Off The Beaten Path (3)

Jorf Lasfar harbour is 110 km south to Casablanca, 150 km North-East to Safi and has been designed for cereals tankers,... more travel advice

Jorf Lastar harbour, close up - Province d' El Jadida

Jorf Lastar harbour, close up Off The Beaten Path (3)

Jorf Lasfar harbor is busy and plays a main part in the economy of it's hinterland which, until its construction had no... more travel advice

Jorf Lasfar harbour, from the road - Province d' El Jadida

Jorf Lasfar harbour, from the road Off The Beaten Path (3)

A dozen kilometers south to El Jadida, this artificial harbor has been especially built as a phosphate terminal. Morocco... more travel advice

Salt works Things to Do (10)

In the foreground, cultivated fields are on a kind of low plateau, while in the middle. The lagoon has been transformed... more travel advice

Restaurants (5)
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Comments (21)

evaanna Jun 26, 2009 at 11:44 AM Report Abuse

Another interesting page of yours! Thank you for showing us the crude beauty of Morocco in your wonderful pictures. And now I at last know what their author looks like.:)
volopolo Jul 12, 2008 at 6:57 AM Report Abuse

Do you like zoo and animals? Can you tell me which was the best zoo for you that u visited? Nice page!
tiabunna May 7, 2008 at 7:19 AM Report Abuse

You've captured the feel of the harsh dry country and rugged coastline very well, Jean-Louis. A bit reminiscent of parts of the South Australia coast. I could nearly taste the Kefta!
scottishvisitor Apr 26, 2007 at 8:13 AM Report Abuse

I do like coastal places with rugged shores - nice to see what is grown here and the economy in the area
chihassan1 Apr 4, 2007 at 6:36 AM Report Abuse

Hi Mr Jean-Louis, I saw your comments about the village of Ouled ghanem. I grow up in this village, but for the moment i study in france. the restaurant where you had lunch was belonging to my father where i was child.
mvtouring Mar 26, 2007 at 2:03 AM Report Abuse

Man oh man, I love the pic of the donkey ;-)
LoriPori Feb 12, 2007 at 7:46 AM Report Abuse

Actually the beef Tajine does look yummy. I'm impressed Jean-Louis that you are not afraid to try the local cuisines. You must have a good constitution!!
TheWanderingCamel Feb 16, 2006 at 8:36 PM Report Abuse

Great photos with a true sense of place ... I enjoyed that tagine with you! Can we add your camels to our family album? -leyle
DaDrifter Aug 26, 2005 at 8:50 AM Report Abuse

Wonderful read, Jean! Half a kilo of grilled kofta and tajine sounds almost divine ... couldn't agree more with your motto - Travelling for local dishes :)
Bwana_Brown Aug 2, 2005 at 4:03 PM Report Abuse

I really enjoyed your Restaurant tips - it looked like you were savouring every minute! Nice coastal pics too, and the cliff-fishers reminded me of Portugal. The kids in southern Africa are the same, they come running very quickly!