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The coastline of Morocco runs both the Atlantic as well as the Mediterranean which means it is home to a wide number of beaches waiting to be explored. There are some amazing spots for water sports fans, there's no shortage of waves in the country's sand-dune-lined seaside.
If you think that spending your time relaxing in the sun's golden sand is you, then the stunning lagoons and bays of Morocco are perfect for you. In the summer the country's beaches become crowded with people who are enjoying their holidays near the ocean - however, when it's not the season some of the beaches are empty, meaning you'll be able to enjoy this little sliver of paradise for your own.
1. Las Cuevas Beach, Asilah:
Six kilometers to the south of the former city fortified by Asilah, Las Cuevas Beach is located at the base of the dusty, rounded rocks that protect it. It's not an easy walk through the dusty and steep path from the road to the beach, but there are alternative methods of transport available from the above road and even down by cart or horse If you'd like! In summer the area can be crowded with families from the local area selling their goods, and lines of people waiting for camel rides.
2. Martil Beach:
It is located in a small, but charming town, Maril Beach is an absolute favorite among Moroccan vacationers, who come during the summer season to relax in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
Beautiful green mountains surround the shores and a relaxing promenade that is located along the beach makes for a pleasant stroll along the beach. Take a break and sip an iced beverage and gaze as the clear blue waters swell into the creamy-white sand.
3. Dragon Beach, Dakhla Peninsula:
It is located in the controversial Western Sahara in the Dakhla Peninsula, Dragon Beach protrudes out into the Atlantic Ocean alongside the African coast. It is awash with crystal-clear water and dunes of white. Ideal for water sports lovers and nature lovers alike, Dragon Beach is a tiny island situated within the blue lagoon.
A tiny slice of desert paradise The sand here is so pure it's stunning. Little birds glide and dive across the beach while you sit back and relax in the beachside hammocks at the bar on the beach.
4. Sidi Kaouki:
If you're in search of an area that isn't being spotted and not impacted by the development, then visit Sidi Kaouki Beach, where peace and traditional ways of life are combined. The beach is largely wild, with dunes and vegetation that make it a desert oasis in the middle of the sea with no high winds like the adjacent Essaouira beach.
It's one of the beaches that are excellent and kept a secret because of Sidi Kaouki's tranquility which makes it a desirable destination. The beach is situated near Berber village and the Berber village, life in the region is easy.
5. Ain Diab, Casablanca:
The city beach of Casablanca, Ain Diab is a popular destination for those living in the city who wish to take a break free from the hustle and bustle of their lives. The prices can be high here but chic bars and nightclubs are spilling out on the beach.
6. Agadir Beach:
The beach is located in between the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean and the foothills of the stunning Atlas Mountains, Agadir Beach is an active area in the busy Berber city. The sun is shining brightly, and the beach's dunes of sand rise out of the dryness in the Sahara desert and into the tranquility of the sea.
Agadir Beach is a beautiful spot because of the mild climate. You can swim all year long - kayaking, windsurfing, and surfing are very common in this area. It was once a small fishing town that was bustling Agadir is a popular resort city and is a wonderful location to spend a few days walking along the boulevard that runs along the coast along the way, passing by cafes and playgrounds for children, before taking a relax on the sands softly sloping on Agadir beach.
7. Taghazout:
Taghazout has a relaxed style. Surfers congregate in the bar and guesthouses in the town and there are numerous surf shops and classes for those looking to get out on the water.
The beach's rough rocks and golden sand offer several places where you can hire an umbrella and sun lounger and relax to the sound of crash of the waves. The evenings at the beach are extremely warm and are the ideal spot to do some yoga when the sun sets and transform the waves into a dazzling display of bright oranges and pinks.
8. Oualidia Lagoon:
A favorite of Moroccan tourists, but not as popular with international tourists, Oualidia Lagoon is a beautiful village that has a lively beach.
Once you're back after your trip, you can have a taste of the fisherman's catch from the day at the charming eateries in the town. This is a beach to relax on and unwind from the stresses of your daily routine and enjoy the peace of the lake.
9. Legzira Beach:
A famous sight - in addition to having gotten lots of attention from around the globe are the rock formations that occur naturally found at Legzira Beach. The thing that made it stand out from other beaches on account of its amazing natural beauty was two arches of sandstone that protruded from the rock formations.
The larger of the two fell in the year 2016 following hundreds of years of erosion. The smaller is stunning and is popular as the backdrop for countless sunset selfies.
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