Morocco Stuns Spanish Tourists with Affordable Dining and Low Prices

Morocco is a neighboring country of Spain, but daily life in the two countries is not the same. Ana and Marta, two Spanish tourists, had the happy experience of a stay in Morocco and testified that life is much cheaper in Morocco than in Spain, reports La Vanguardia.

In a video, the two Spaniards visiting Agadir expressed their great surprise at the very affordable prices of the dishes offered compared to Spain. "It’s incredible. We ate two sardines with a piece of bread and it cost us 1.40 euros," they are amazed.

The two tourists add that they bought "two drinks, a mineral water and a Mars" in a neighborhood supermarket for 2.80 euros. A very affordable price according to them, recalling that in Spain, a soda can costs about one euro and a chocolate bar, more than one euro.

Ana and Marta were also very surprised to eat "a super good sandwich of tortilla, cheese and others with fries" for only 3 euros. Ana confides that her father, having learned of the affordable prices in Morocco, advised her to stay in the kingdom.

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My father says I’m better off staying here JAJWJW

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