Camping Echrigui

Although we stayed here for two nights and had a pleasant stay in Asilah, the campsite fails to impress. The sacred fire is gone, and there is rubbish everywhere that could actually easily be cleaned up. This is not surprising when you consider that a large sign hangs on the wall right next to the entrance regarding a requested / granted? building permit for 20 spacious plots with houses to be built on them. When is that going to happen?

The campsite is usable. The toilets and showers are poor. The showers are cold. The medina of Asilah is worth seeing and very clean. We had a good meal.

After the boat, it's a great place to catch your breath, arrange a SIM card and/or Moroccan gas exchange. Be careful with the current, though. When it's busy, the voltage drops—in our case, to 150 volts—which our Nespresso machine couldn't handle. Buying a new one in Morocco is a challenge. They don't sell Nespresso pods there either (but we knew that). Several French people were using voltage regulators. That's the solution.