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Morocco: Hamadourir owns a very friendly, hospitable hostel. It is located at GPS 34.813437, -6.301670. You can contact him by telephone on +212 668492479. You can stay the night and also dine on typical local dishes and drink their excellent tea. He is famous for taking you to observe Marsh Owl Asio capensis in the nearby Merja Zerga Lagoon.

As well as paying him for accommodation, food and guiding services, Hamaroudir appreciates a gift that is difficult to find in this economically deprived region of Morocco.

Spoken French is recommended if you want to communicate with him.

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34.813437, -6.301560584836

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+212 668492479

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