
The Kingdom of Morocco is a breathtaking destination that attracts many travelers every year. Between its infinitely rich cultural heritage, its history, its superb natural sites shared between the Atlas Mountains and the dunes of the Sahara, and its gastronomy, one can only understand the reasons for such success. But what also contributes to the popularity of Morocco are its seaside resorts and its quality coastline. Indeed bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the North, and the Atlantic Ocean along the entire western coast, the country offers sublime beaches to suit every desire. Family-friendly beaches developed in Agadir, Essaouira or Saidia, or wilder beaches offering breathtaking landscapes, such as Legzira beach and its glowing cliffs, or the deserted Dragon Island and its turquoise lagoon… wherever you are, the magic happens! The majority of Moroccan beaches are in fact large stretches of fine sand where people come to enjoy lazy holidays, or to practice various water activities including surfing or scuba diving. The beaches of Morocco reflect the country: beautiful and diverse!
These two maritime facades extend over 2934 km for the Atlantic and 512 km for the Mediterranean.
One can name the most beautiful beaches of Morocco; among them are the beaches of Essaouira. The large bay of Tafedna, a small fishing village about 60 km from Essaouira, or a little further south that of Imsouane, which, with their blond sandbanks, are among the most beautiful beaches in the region. They are the landmarks for water sports enthusiasts.
The beach of the Dragon Island in Dakhla has nothing to envy from the Caribbean. Located between the south of the Moroccan Sahara and the Atlantic Ocean, the island appears like a mirage in the middle of the ocean. There you will find only large dunes and stretches of white sand, and a lagoon of an enchanting turquoise blue.
The beaches of Nador. They stretch along the Mediterranean coasts of northern Morocco. Wild and little known, they offer crystal-clear water bordered by fine sands. The view is breathtaking.
There are many other beaches, each more breathtaking than the last; you will find the beaches of Saadia, Oued Laou in Tétouan, Dalia in Tangier, the White Beach in Guelmim, the Quemado Beach Al Hoceima…
The architectural and cultural richness of Morocco makes it a sun-soaked destination with a thousand and one flavors.