Day Trip to Azemmour

Azemmour is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on Morocco's Atlantic Coast. The city was originally built by the Portuguese in the 15th century, and it retains many of its original Portuguese features, including a fort, a church, and a lighthouse. Azemmour is also home to a large fishing industry, and it is possible to buy fresh seafood directly from the fishermen in the city's harbor. There are also several small markets in Azemmour where it is possible to buy traditional Moroccan handicrafts. Overall, Azemmour is a charming and unspoiled coastal town that is well worth a visit.