Probably a bit of everything: sitting under the bridge arches out of the July heat, fast weekday-morning cycling on the asphalt lane, dogs off the lead on the open sand at sunrise and after dark, and children on bikes and scooters on the old station paving late afternoon.
On weekday mornings this isn't a leisure path, it's a commuter road — people crossing the whole city to work, moving properly fast on the asphalt. Stay on the packed sand shoulder or you get a bell in the back within a minute.
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This stretch is dog ground, and it has two windows — just after sunrise and once it's properly dark — when half the neighbourhood's dogs are off the lead on the open sand. Nobody who knows the river puts a blanket down anywhere near here.
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Big empty slab of paving in front of the old wooden-bridge station, so it's where Saïdia kids learn to ride bikes and scooters — there's nothing to hit and the parents can sit on the edge and watch. Late afternoon, once school's out.
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In July nobody sits on the open grass here — everyone shifts under the bridge arches, which stay cool all afternoon, and stays there talking until the light drops. Kids circle round on bikes between the piers.
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