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Tel Aviv, Israel
Known as the other side of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv is the 'Sin City' on the sea rather than an ancient Holy city on a hill. When the weather is warm, Tel Avivians flock in masses to the city beaches. Both the young and the old as agile as ever are seen soaking themselves up in the Mediterranean rays, kite surfing and knocking back and forth little rubber balls during friendly matches of matkot. The main beaches are packed with people most days especially on Saturdays when the crowds descend to choose their own prime spot. The beaches are safe and clean and there are changing rooms and fresh water showers scattered along its length.
Tangier, Morocco
Located in an extraordinary position on the north-westernmost tip of Africa, Tangiers has two directions. One facing towards Europe and the other towards Africa. As it is believed that a stylish new Tangier is being created, travellers are discovering the delights of its beaches, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. You can freely take a sea side stroll, watching the local children play beach foot ball or hop on a camel for a different view of the sands. With the recent arrival of a new governor for the city, the town beach now sparkles highlighting the politeness of the Taxi drivers on the streets and the hustlers.
Known as the other side of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv is the 'Sin City' on the sea rather than an ancient Holy city on a hill. When the weather is warm, Tel Avivians flock in masses to the city beaches. Both the young and the old as agile as ever are seen soaking themselves up in the Mediterranean rays, kite surfing and knocking back and forth little rubber balls during friendly matches of matkot. The main beaches are packed with people most days especially on Saturdays when the crowds descend to choose their own prime spot. The beaches are safe and clean and there are changing rooms and fresh water showers scattered along its length.
Tangier, Morocco
Located in an extraordinary position on the north-westernmost tip of Africa, Tangiers has two directions. One facing towards Europe and the other towards Africa. As it is believed that a stylish new Tangier is being created, travellers are discovering the delights of its beaches, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. You can freely take a sea side stroll, watching the local children play beach foot ball or hop on a camel for a different view of the sands. With the recent arrival of a new governor for the city, the town beach now sparkles highlighting the politeness of the Taxi drivers on the streets and the hustlers.
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