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Colourful paintings on display at a gallery in the Essaouira medina in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A man selling beanies in Essaouira, Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A crowd gathers along the dock of the fishing port in Essaouira in Morocco in the late afternoon. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Boys swim in the fishing harbour at Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A boat rows through the fishing harbour at Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fisherman with containers for packing fish in the port of Essaouira, Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fish monger at work at the busy fishing port of Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishermen unload their catch from a trawler at the busy harbour at Essaouira in Morocco.

Boys stand amongst the many fishing boats in the port of Essouaira, Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Visitors inspect a row of canons at the former fortress at Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fishing trawler sits in dry dock at the busy fishing port of Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A crowd gathers along the dock of the fishing port in Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A variety of fish and seafood for sale at the fishing port of Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A collection of fishing boats tied up within the old fortress harbour at Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fishing trawler sits in dry dock as a fish monger sells fish at Essaouira in Morocco. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fishermen unload their catch from a trawler at the busy harbour at Essaouira in Morocco. The present city of Essaouira was built during the 18th century by Mohammed III who wished to reorient his kingdom toward the Atlantic for security reasons.