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Essaouira from the citadel by the harbour, Morocco through time

Essaouira 2010–2011 3 photos of this spot

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A quiet stretch of beach near Essaouira, the fortified Atlantic port city in Morocco known for its trade winds, fishing fleet, and 18th-century ramparts, captured as the sun sets over the ocean.

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Setting sun from a deserted Essaouira beach 4, Essaouira, 2010

Setting sun from a deserted Essaouira beach 4 2010 A quiet stretch of beach near Essaouira, the fortified Atlantic port city in Morocco known for its trade winds, fishing fleet, and 18th-century ramparts, captured as the sun sets over the ocean.

Setting sun from Essaouira beach -and horses- 3, Essaouira, 2010

Setting sun from Essaouira beach -and horses- 3 2010 Horses on the beach at Essaouira, Morocco, are silhouetted against the setting sun in this 2010 photograph. The Atlantic coastal town, fortified by the Portuguese and later rebuilt by the Alaouite sultans, is known for its strong winds and fishing harbor.

Essaouira from the citadel by the harbour, Morocco, Essaouira, 2011

Essaouira from the citadel by the harbour, Morocco 2011 Essaouira, Morocco, viewed from its citadel above the harbour in 2011. The fortified Atlantic coast town was rebuilt in the eighteenth century under Sultan Mohammed III with the help of European military engineers.