Quai de Bouregreg

In the past, the banks of the Bouregreg river were a place of work for fishermen, games and outings for their inhabitants as well as service areas. Now a total length of 1.5 kilometers public quay will open during 2007. The banks of Rabat are now equipped with restaurants and cafes. People can walk, jog and cycle along the banks. Boats secure landing stages for crossing the river, or rental for a boat trip. Children's rides and fishing activities are also along the banks. Le Dhow is a high end ship restaurant station at the bank, not moving, where you can have your food and drink on the water. I had ordered a fried calamari, soup with prawns and squids, and an oreo shake at Marina Plam restaurant on the side of the bank. All are very nice.