If you are planning your first trip to Morocco, you will likely be able to visit the most famous sites in the country, including the bustling markets of Marrakech, the historic mosques of Fez, the infinite sea of golden dunes in the desert, or go to enjoy the mountain landscapes of the Great Atlas , But Morocco also has 1,200 miles of stunning coastline, as well as charming ports and picturesque coastal towns worth exploring. Why not plan to visit some of Morocco's best coastal cities for the 2017 summer holiday away from the crowds, hustle and bustle of major cities?

Essaouira

Essaouira is one of Morocco's most popular tourist destinations. It is a small town full of art shops and souvenir stalls. The busy fishing port is packed with fresh fish every day. Here everything is perfect for relaxation. The beach is vast and beautiful. A haven for water sports enthusiasts who flock to it on a daily basis, who are looking for authentic oriental charm and the traditional Moroccan atmosphere that permeates all corners of the beautiful city.

You can easily reach Essaouira by bus from Marrakech for a 3-hour drive or by private transport.

Merleft

Along the way in southern Morocco, Mirleft is probably the most beautiful city when it comes to talking about Morocco's charming coastal cities, and though it is unknown among a large segment of Morocco's tourists, but it ensures that its visitors enjoy a wonderful coastline and isolated beaches with incomparable privacy .

In addition to the beautiful beaches, the city center of Merleft also gives you a beautiful opportunity to learn about the customs and traditions of the people of Morocco, approaching the reality of Moroccan heritage, and being away from the sea it is better to have a private car when staying in this destination from Morocco.

The Merleft Hotel is a 2.5-hour drive from Agadir, a great base for exploring cities such as Sidi Ifni and Tafraout.

alwalidia

If you are traveling with family to Morocco and prefer a quieter water, the small town of Louvre, one of Morocco's most beautiful coastal cities, is your next beach destination for an unforgettable summer holiday. You will find beautiful beaches, sand dunes and ideal waters for rowing or fishing trips. Oysters in Morocco make it the perfect place to discover fresh seafood in the country including lobster, lobster and red mullet.

Ideally located 2.5-hour drive from both Marrakesh and Casablanca.

Al Hoceima

Here in Al Hoceima you will have the opportunity to enjoy the mountains and the beaches at once. Al Hoceima enjoys the majestic mountains of the countryside, which is a majestic backdrop for its secluded sand dunes. Among these stunning sights you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling on the beaches of the city.

At sunset, enjoy a stroll along Mohamed V Street between the beautiful breeze, or you will also have the option to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Moroccan coast.

Al Hoceima is easily accessible from Tetouan or Chefchaouen by a newly built coastal road or via the ferry from Almeria, Spain.

saidi kawky

17 miles south of Essaouira, Sidi Kauki is one of the most convenient beachfront towns in Morocco with a few cafes and many family-run guest houses with an endless stretch of sandy beach, Unique art of natural beauty pristine.

Saidia

If you are looking for the most beautiful coastal cities of Morocco with a range of impressive beaches and an ideal Mediterranean climate, Saidiya will provide you with the pristine coastline with opportunities for entertainment and strolling between the sunshine, boat rentals and hunting practice. Places of Moroccan heritage and the most beautiful seafood among restaurants with beautiful designs.