SAFI
THE POTTERY CITY
Less frequented by tourists than other coastal towns in Morocco, Safi, also known as the City of the Sea, provides a genuine glimpse into the daily life of the Moroccan people.
Ksar al Bahr: This ancient, ruined castle, situated atop the cliffs, offers a unique historical experience.
Potter's Hill: This pottery district is home to numerous shops where you can buy artisan pottery.
Authentic Pottery Workshops: For a real experience, head up the hill and observe the potters crafting their wares using centuries-old techniques in their non-touristy workshops.
The Kasbah and Bab el Kasbah: Drive up to the Kasbah and stroll through the Bab el Kasbah for breathtaking views of the city.
Overall, Safi is a hidden gem on the Moroccan coast, offering a unique and authentic experience if you are seeking an alternative to the more popular tourist destinations.
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“MOROCCO: A Photographic Tale Through Vibrant Medinas, Atlas Peaks, And Desert Dunes.”
