MOGADOR ISLAND
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Island, populated by gulls and falcons, which has become a natural bird reserve and houses the ruins of an old prison.
It is on this island, inhabited by gulls and Eleonore falcons, and now an ornithological nature reserve, that the oldest traces of habitation on the site of Essaouira have been discovered. Mogador, the main island of the Purpuraires archipelago, was home to the great purple factory built by the King of Mauritania, Juba II. Deserted since the last century, it contains the ruins of an old prison built by the grandfather of Ben Abdallah, Sultan Moulay el-Hassan. Visits are not permitted unless a pass is issued.
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