Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important topic in the hospitality industry and Morocco is one of the leading countries in terms of sustainable tourism, with more than 60 cities signing its charter on responsible tourism. Morocco’s coastline is no exception, with Morocco’s Government and several seaside resorts implementing sustainable initiatives to preserve beautiful beaches and

Saidia, also known as ‘the blue pearl of the Mediterranean’ is a picturesque seaside beach town located on the northeastern coast of Morocco. It boasts 14km of beautiful golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities from water sports or golfing to relaxing

Dakhla is a medium-sized city of just over 100,000 people located 400 kilometres north of the Mauritanian border. The city is built on a peninsula that runs down from the mainland creating a lagoon area with warm turquoise waters that is popular for kite surfing and wildlife. Like Essaouira, Dakhla also has a temperate climate

Agadir is a popular seaside town situated on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. A paradise for beach lovers, its long stretch of sandy beaches and azure waters attract visitors from all over the world, offering the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration. One of the city’s hotspots is Agadir Beach, a crescent-shaped long

Taghazout was once a sleepy fishing village and in recent years is now a modern seaside resort that has become a mecca for surfers from across the world. It sits north of Agadir on the Atlantic coast with breath-taking views, from the Argan forest that runs alongside it, the seven kilometres long beach is bordered

Essaouira is one of Morocco’s best known port towns, boasting a fabulous beach and plenty of water sports, it is a well-known and popular location for kite and wind surfing enthusiasts. Located just three hours west of Marrakech, Essaouira is a great place to visit and certainly not limited to just water sports’ enthusiasts. The

El Jadida Formerly known as Mazagan until the turn of the 19th century, El Jadida is an Atlantic port city 90km southwest of Casablanca. It is a stylish and beautiful town, famous for its old Portuguese Citadel, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main attraction is the Manueline style Portuguese cistern, an impressive underground