From the diversified coastline, Morocco is wrapped around beautiful beaches both in the Atlantic Ocean and in the Mediterranean Sea. Whether it be a vibrant beach town or even that one hidden pearl on the coast, every place has its unique characteristic. Whether you fancy surf season, sunbathing time, or in-depth exploration, here are Morocco's top beaches:
Agadir Beach is one of the most visited beaches in Morocco. This huge stretch of golden sand, combined with year-round sunshine, presents a haven for natives and tourists alike. It is just the place for families since the waters are calm enough for swimming, and cafes and restaurants line the promenade to boot. The picturesque scenery of the Atlas Mountains forms a nice contrast to the coast and makes this location particularly appealing for a beach vacation.
Mirleft Beach is much quieter and off the beaten track. The rugged cliffs around the beach, with their sheltered coves, present visitors with an opportunity to enjoy their own company. Strong waves attract surfers, while the overall serenity makes it a haven for nature lovers.
Windsurfing and kitesurfing lovers go to Essaouira Beach, which is actually swathed with constant winds, making this place one of Morocco's best beaches for water sports. Just from the beach, there is the historic medina of Essaouira, allowing a visitor to blend beach fun with rich culture.
It is famous because of the stunning views of red rock archways, and offers one of the dramatic landscapes in Morocco. The place lies near Sidi Ifni; this is a very photogenic beach, perfect for sunset views. It is a natural spot with rugged beauty and bizarre formations.
Taghazout Beach is actually the surf capital of Morocco. Lying north of Agadir, the fishing village has rapidly transformed into a popular spot among several surfers around the world. With consistency in waves and the town being laid-back, Taghazout is something any person with an ocean passion wouldn't want to miss.
Moulay Bousselham Beach is situated in a wetland area and is a very quiet place for you to take your time bonding with nature and looking at birds. This beach front has a lagoon and calm waters, tranquility at its best; it is recommended for lovers of nature who want to avoid crowds.
R'milat Beach is one of the more secluded beaches, with heavy foliage tucked away near Tangier at Cap Spartel, assuring a tranquil haven with breathtaking views of the Atlantic.
This Beach is in Western Sahara and is famous for its very transparent waters and perfect conditions for kitesurfing and windsurfing. This makes Dakhla a thoroughly genuine beach experience away from the crowds.
Located near Tetouan, Martil Beach is among the Mediterranean family beaches, which are known for their waters that are gentle and suitable for swimming, with a very lively promenade. Excellent for swimming and enjoying in the local cafes lining the coast.
Oued Laou Beach is a peaceful haven of the Mediterranean. It is a very quiet beach that offers a truly more authentic, tranquil experience for people away from touristy areas.
A chic weekend escape from El Jadida, the beach of Sidi Bouzid is famous for its powerful waves and thus very surfers-friendly. The proximity to the historic city of El Jadida adds cultural value to the beach experience.
Located near Azemmour, this beach is well-recognized for its peaceful surroundings and golden sands. Ideal for long walks, it also offers a real opportunity to take in Morocco's Atlantic coast without the crowds that flock to other beaches.
