Chihab Al Janoub

It got us there. AC is only put on when bus is stationary. It had an open hatch which we managed to get some air flow from as we sat at the back. The man tried to ask me to sit in a non-seat space that had some cushioning, I’m no Shakira but my hips didn’t lie when they didn’t fit in the gap. Can clearly tell they overbooked the seats. Some seats were falling off.

No air conditioning. Seats were broken. Was 30 minutes late. Uncomfortable seats

Bus was extremely full (people standing), it came 40 minutes late, it was super chaotic, of course we arrived late because of the delay. We were rushed to stand up before our stop and sent out extremely fast (maybe to compensate for the delay?). The "air cond" and "comfort bus" label is of course bulls...t. Thankfully they had open the roof traps cause many people felt sick. We had to pay 1e extra per person per luggage.

Bus did not run, road was closed because of rain.

The bus was too hot. Airkondisjon was not good.

The bus was really dirty, the seats were not even fixed anymore so they were sliding down. Air conditioning was not great and the guy of the bus asked money for our luggage. He didn’t speak English nor French. Lucky some guys behind us translated important things to us. The trip was really long as we were driving super slow (longer than expected). We were the only foreign tourists and the only ones to get off at Taghazout, which made it all feel even more sketchy. We were scared to lose our luggage also. At the station in Essaouira there was a guy luckily that told us how the bus would look like and that it would areive only at 12:30 so we we’re a bit less stressed to miss the bus but still, we we’re very little informed and the organisation made it very stressful. Anyway, we are glad everything turned out fine in the end, even though the bus was in really bad condition.