Hello there!! My name is Ismail belonging to Tagounite Village(Desert). Zagora Morocco. But, actually i live in Agadir city where i'm working ( Agadir is known for its wide crescent beach and seaside promenade lined with cafes, restaurants and bars. Agadir's hilltop Kasbah was destroyed in a 1960 earthquake, but its original old wall remains standing. Agadir has a very temperate climate, with no extremes of weather. Warm summers are not overly hot, and very mild winters are a popular draw for visitors from colder parts of Europe. it’s easy to see why so many are drawn to Agadir.) By the way, I'm an open minded and easy going person who admire travelling and exploring new areas. I like to provide surfers a good hospitality, hanging out, showing them interested places which most visitors come to see or at least a traditional tea. But remember that I'm not a free hotel. So,Try to contribute with something. I just offer a free place to sleep. Everything can be but nothing is obligatory! Couchsurfing should be kind of cultural or spiritual exchange not an opportunity to exploit others. Thanks for your understanding.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on couchsurfing so as not only to meet up and hanging out but also provide a suitable hospitality for travelers/surfers from all over the world. Due to Couchsurfing we make new friendships with people in many different countries which makes me more interesting and great to be a member here.

Interests

• swimming
• hanging out

Music, Movies, and Books

Adventure, action, and romantic movies.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

The amazing thing I have done in my life is such following: A group of friends included my brother and I, had travelling to Agadir city coming from our hometown Zagora. we have started our journey at the midnight, enjoying and having fun together. the formidable thing and gladness at the same time began in the midway where we lost the road and carry on with the wrong one, here the formidable and gladness moments appear, we spent almost 6 hours driving among high mountains, in unpaved road, no connection networks exist, the attempt of looking for the way to reach Agadir went in vain... Eventually the sun has been risen, and we got ourselves in a marvellous natural area nearby Tubkal's mountain (the photos above showing that) then we had found a shepherd who guided us towards the short and easy way to go in. Indeed, even the trip was somehow scary, but we truly enjoyed it And hopping to be lost somewhere again haha.

What I Can Share with Hosts

A place to stay, Moroccan tea, and Great moments hanging out...

Countries I’ve Visited

Morocco

Countries I’ve Lived In

Morocco