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Traditional blue fishing boats moored in essaouira harbor with fishing nets in the foreground at sunset

View on blue fisher rowing boats in the port of Essaouira - Morocco

Essaouira Morocco

Harbor of old city of Essaouira with blue fishing boat in Morocco

Essaouira, Morocco - November 17, 2019: View of Essaouira port with blue fishing boats. Copy space for text

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Fishing boats and city wall of old city(Medina) of Essaouira, Morocco

colorful, traditional fishing boats in the port of Essaouira, Marocco

Fishing boats in the port of Essaouira in Morocco.

Essaouira, morocco, with its ancient ramparts protecting the city from the ocean, is a popular tourist destination

Essaouira, Morocco, August 15, 2012: Blue fishing boats in the fishing port of Essaouira, Morocco

Harbor of old city of Essaouira with Atlantic Ocean in Morocco

Essaouira, Morocco. Blue fishing boats with a seagull near the fishing port

Essaouira, Morocco - April 06, 2023: View of boats in the port of Essaouira (Mogador), Morocco

Morning in the old fishing port of Essaouira, Morocco

Boats at La Scala in the port of Essaouira, Morocco

Essaouira city in Morocco

seagulls on the rocks of the port of Essaouira between the castle of the port the bollards and the ocean breaking on the beach in Morocco

Sunset view on Atlantic Ocean old city of Essaouira in Morocco

Essaouira, Morocco - June 21, 2012: Blue boats and unidentified people in the harbour of Essaouira. It is a famous tourist destination in Morocco.

Essaouira is the fishing port city of Morocco

Castelo Real was a Portuguese fortress built in the early 16th century at the harbor entrance of what is now Essaouira, Morocco. Constructed in 1506 under King Manuel I, it was part of a chain of coastal strongholds aimed at securing Portuguese trade routes and asserting dominance along the Atlantic coast of North Africa. The fortress was short-lived; local resistance and difficult logistics forced the Portuguese to abandon it by 1510. Although little of the original structure remains, its legacy set the stage for Essaouira’s later development as a fortified port under Sultan Mohammed ben Abdallah in the 18th century, who hired European architects to build the city’s famous ramparts.

Old port in Essaouira fishing nets and wooden boats Morocco

Essaouira, Morocco, April 29, 2024: Essaouira is the most charming city on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. It has a pleasant climate all year round. Essaouira is a fishing port with many fishermen here

Essaouira, It is a famous tourist destination in Morocco.

beach in Essaouira city near the forteress

Small fishing boat on the dock in the port of the city of Essaouira in Morocco

The blue fishing boats, fishing nets and in the background the tower of the Sqala

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