Moroccan Beaches

Moroccan Beaches

Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, Morocco has several thousands of kilometers of coastline where the scenery is varied and inviting.



The most popular Moroccan beaches are naturally located near cities, especially on the Atlantic coast.

But there are hundreds more in places where nature has remained intact.

All allow you to experience the joys of swimming, relaxing or popular water sports.

The vast majority of beaches are as long strips of sand facing the ocean waves. They will become hotter as you go south to the sublime bay of Dakhla.

The northeast trade wind is blowing steadily from late March to mid-September on the corner of the coast: ideal conditions for practicing all winter sports, including surfing.


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Whether you're a fan of windsurfing, kite, surfing, wake boarding or jet skiing, sure, you will find waves there waiting for you.

On the most indented coast of the Mediterranean, between Tangier and Al Hoceima, the sea is calm and quiet, the beaches are more intimate.

Some are close to small traditional fishing villages, nestling in the corner of natural paradise.

In parallel, new resorts are emerging as Tamuda Bay on the outskirts of Tetouan and Saidia, a new resort on the Mediterranean coast.

Facing Andalusia, Mediterrania-Saidia covers over 700 acres with a waterfront of 6 km of white sand, a marina and golf 18 holes complete at a development site, near two international airports.


  Discover the beautiful sandybeaches and small sheltered bays and deserted often stretching along the Mediterranean coast.
You will be surprised by the earthly paradises hidden behind the majestic Rif mountain range.

Tamuda Bay Saidia will be an unforgettable stay. The Mediterranean coastline unfolds with its calm and crystal clear waters and fine white sand. The panorama is breathtaking.

Whether you are tempted by a boat trip to sailing, scuba diving (many hotels have their own centers), a romantic stroll along the shore or a simple and delicious tanning session in the sun if you are overwhelmed.


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Whatever your desire, couple or family, the beach of your dreams awaits you. From the largest to the most intimate, the most traditional to more modern.

On the northern part of Fnideq to Martil, holiday villages interspersed with resorts. You'll find entertainment, sports and nightlife.

Further east, you'll change your mood. You will discover the beauty of traditional Moroccan beaches.

The wide open spaces and picturesque landscapes as natural Oued Lau, Al Hoceima and Saidia guarantee the expatriation.

The Atlantic is not far behind with the development of new resorts as Lixus,  Taghazout, White Beach, Oualidia.

Large resorts like Agadir beach and Essaouira have all the equipment necessary to spend a dream holiday. If you prefer more secret places, opt for small coastal towns like Asilah (famous for its music festival), or El Jadida, Oualidia, a small resort popular with Moroccans on weekends.

Rabat, very temperate climate, has many of the best Moroccan beaches, as Skhirat Bouznika and within a radius of twenty miles.

In Casablanca, the Corniche is a continuation of the resort town and offers a succession of beaches and swimming pools well managed.


Other beautiful beaches in the world

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Zagora: a city in southern Moroccan oasis of the Sahara

Zagora: a city in southern Moroccan oasis of the Sahara 
The Dunes of Tinfo have long been referred to as the “Healing Dunes of the Sahara.” Travel to Morocco’s Sahara Desert and have a first hand experience within the sacred Dunes of Tinfo. Let your guide bury you in the Sahara Desert sand from head to toe. Being buried in sand dunes is known to assist in healing ofrheumatoid arthritis and to calm the spirit.

The Dunes of Tinfo reside within the town of Zagora, Morocco. Zagora is a Saharan desert town in the Southern Draa Valley. Travelers to Morocco and Moroccans for their healing qualities favor Zagora and the Dunes of Tinfo. The Zagora region and its Draa Valley boast 45+ qualities of dates. Zagora, Morocco and the Dunes of Tinfo also lay claim to some of the best Moroccan sunsets and Hollywood mountain scenery.

To reach Zagora it is best to start your Morocco vacation in the region of Ouarzazate, Morocco and then journey with a Travel Exploration driver in a 4×4 land cruiser for 2 hours through the Draa Valley or by pise (windy desert road). The road to Zagora by pise and through the Draa Valley will enable Moroccan travelers to discover the old Moroccan caravan routes where donkeys, camels and mules once transported sugar, tea, dates and other dry goods from the Sahara, through the Draa Valley to Ouarzazate and onto Marrakech, Morocco.

Zagora was originally called ‘Tazagourt’ the singular of plural ‘Tizigirt’, Berber for ‘twin peaks’, referring to the form of the mountain. In old European maps of Morocco the mountain Zagora is shown but the town is not since Zagora was built in the 20th century. On the top of the Zagora Mountain the remains of an Almoravid fortress can still be visited during your Morocco Sahara vacation. Each year the moussem (festival) of the Sufi saint moulay  Abd-el-Kader Jilali is celebrated at Zagora.

One of Zagora’s highlights is famous road sign to Timbuktu that reads “52 jours” – 52 days by camel to Timbuktu. The town has recently had a new “52 Days to Timbuktu “ sign painted and posted however the old one still remains.

In Zagora you can walk the palmaryand hamlet set amid lemon, almondand olive trees, and gardens of thevillage of Amazrou and also visit Zagora’s unique, beautifully glazed forest green pottery at the local cooperative in the desert town ofTamagroute. One of the most fascinating places is the Koranic library and the Spiritual Zaouia site. For those travelers who want more, Zagora lays claim to some of the most beautiful carpet shops where you can find traditional Berber Moroccan carpets, hand woven that are old at incredible prices.

When you travel to Morocco and camel trek in the Zagora’ Sahara you can also spend the night in a traditional biouvac, have dinner at sunset and then dine by the stars near the dunes or a Desert Oasis. A Sahara Camel Trek is a must when traveling to the Moroccan Desert. Come Travel to Morocco With Us.

For more information about Travel and Tours to Morocco plus highlights on Moroccan culture visit Morocco’s Imperial Cities, Seaside Resorts,Sahara Desert, Berber villages, A Taste of Morocco, Magical Kasbahs, Ruins & Waterfalls, Absolute Morocco, The Best of Marrakech, Fes, and Ouarzazate.

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The cities of Zagora is a city in southern Morocco with a dry climate, palm trees is a natural asset of the city which makes similar an oasis in the desert
Zagora is a city in Morocco situated in Souss-Massa-Draa.

Population: 34 851 inhabitants.
The city of Saharan tourism has potential for excellence while both natural and cultural. It is distinguished by the diversity of its natural sites: the palm oasis dense, high forest of acacias, its huge and impressive desert dunes. Folklore and architecture are also amazing.
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Walili (Volubilis): a Moroccan town ancient Roman city.

Walili (Volubilis): a Moroccan town ancient Roman city.



Walili (Volubilus) is an ancient Roman town situated on the banks of Oued Khoumane river on the outskirts of Meknes (Morocco), A History of the monument north side of Fez is Morocco's leadership Mouley Idriss Ters beautiful city.

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Volubilis also referred to by Moroccans as Walili (Arabic) was the administrative center of the province in Roman Africa called Mauretania Tingitana. The Mauritanian capital, founded in the 3rd century B.C., became an important outpost of the Roman Empire and was graced with many fine buildings. It was destroyed by an earthquake in the late fourth century AD and later reoccupied in the sixth century, under the Abbasids. Extensive remains survived and create now what is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Morocco. Volubilis was later briefly to become the capital of Idriss I, founder of the Idrisid dynasty, who is buried at the city nearby, Moulay Idriss. Moulay Idriss is a charming whitewashed town, scenically nestled in a fold of the Rif Mountains and considered the holiest town in Morocco and of all lands after Mecca.