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Chez Simo
Apartment | Private kitchen | Fridge, oven, stovetop, electric kettle

Chez Simo

2.5 star property
Chez Simo
Hôtel El Ghazi
Beach

Hôtel El Ghazi

2.5 star property
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (3)
"For an overnight stay at such a cost is satisfactory. The owner prepared breakfast himself."
Hôtel El Ghazi
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Tarfaya is not a common destination for tourists in Morocco. But if you are travelling south in Africa and are crossing the border to West Sahara, this is a natural stopping point. The British occupied Tarfaya in 1882. The area was then occupied by the Spanish in 1912 and became part of Spanish Sahara. In 1958 the area was again part of Tarfaya and included into Morocco. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/tarfaya-goal-desert-expedition/
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