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Fishing Boats and fishermen with fortress at the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing Boats and fishermen in dry dock at the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing Boats and fishermen in the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing Boats and fishermen harbor scene in Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishermen preparing their boats in the vibrant harbor of Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Fishermen prepare blue boats for the day\'s catch in the bustling harbor of Essaouira Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Fishing boats docked at Essaouira harbor on a sunny day in Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing Boats and fishermen in the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco

Blue fishing boats crowd the busy harbor of Essaouira, Morocco, in bright sunlight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colorful fishing boats crowded in the harbor of Essaouira, Morocco during daylight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Famous blue fishing boats of Essaouira, Morocco, at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing boats docked in Essaouira harbor under a clear blue sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Essaouira, Morocco: Famous blue fishing boats at the port Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishing Boats in the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco Royalty Free Stock Photo

Busy harbor filled with blue fishing boats at Essaouira, Morocco during daylight hours Royalty Free Stock Photo

Boat yard, merchants and fishermen at the harbor in Essaouira, Morocco. Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador, is a city in the western Moroccan economic region of Marrakesh-Safi, on the Atlantic coast. The modern name means `the little rampart`, a reference to the fortress walls that still enclose part of the city.