Saïdia: The preserved Mediterranean gem of Morocco, with its warm blue waters, perfect for family or friends’ vacations.
With the sea as the horizon, 14 kilometers of white sandy beaches, and abundant sunshine year-round, Saïdia is a slice of paradise, the ultimate seaside destination in northern Morocco. By the water or close by, a plethora of activities awaits, from water sports to golf. Just 60 km inland from Saïdia, Oujda has unveiled the richness of its extensive history. Heritage takes the spotlight here. The Medina boasts monumental gates, the Sebti Palace stands as a cultural hub, and further away, the Lalla Aicha Park offers a haven of freshness amidst the city.
Dakhla: A slice of paradise in southern Morocco, nestled between the Atlantic waters and Sahara sands. Being here is an endless delight. These shores rank among Morocco’s finest. Isolated by the surrounding desert, they offer true tranquility, an ideal escape to bask in 25-degree sunshine year-round.
The former caters to relaxation lovers, a place for gentle swims in the calm, crystalline lagoon waters, while at Foum El Bouir, the atmosphere is livelier.
It’s a haven for water sports enthusiasts. Surfers, kite surfers, and windsurfers, be they amateurs or pros, gather here to ride the waves and winds.
The impressive silhouette of Kechla and the crashing waves of the Atlantic against its walls, it’s one of the many scenes to admire in Safi.
For five centuries now, the fortress has stood as a sentinel on the ocean’s edge. The pottery district, particularly captures your attention. Artisans are busy here, working on their wheels, crafting wonders of terracotta and clay that they later display in the showcases and stalls of their shops. The labyrinthine alleys, their narrowness, hold a mysterious allure that invites exploration.
Further on, there’s Souk Street: echoes reach you, whispers and aromas fill the air.
The blue waters of the Mediterranean, the gentle and soft waves, and the coastline shaping one of Morocco’s most beautiful bays—this is the natural canvas of Al Hoceima. However, El Hoceima is more than just a beach town. Its surroundings conceal treasures that adventurous souls will relish discovering. Today, the site offers pleasant walking perspectives for all enthusiasts of historic ruins.
In the city itself, the port is worth a visit. The bustling activity of fishermen graces its edges, and strolling there is delightful.
Located in the western part of the country, caressed by the waves of the Atlantic, Agadir is one of Morocco’s gems. Regardless of the season, the sun generously bathes the city in its rays, offering a pleasant climate further softened by the trade winds. As the country’s primary seaside resort, with 300 days of sunshine per year, the city buzzes with activities. Along the waterfront, cafés and restaurants welcome you, introducing you to local cuisine and presenting their specialties for your discerning taste buds.
Never asleep, the city hosts the Timitar Festival every summer, dedicated to world music and particularly the Amazigh musical tradition.
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