Morocco beaches
Morocco is an amazing oriental country, which is adored not only by fans of ancient history. Bounded by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, it is extremely attractive for those looking to spend a holiday basking on the well-groomed beach. Hotel owners are responsible for welcoming guests, especially children and young people. Playgrounds, mini-clubs, camel rides, night discos and other entertainments are organized especially for them. The best sandy beaches in Morocco are located near major cities.
- Agadir, a beach resort town. The length of the beach in Agadir is about 13 km, so there is an opportunity to choose the most attractive place to your taste. As well as the hotel, because there are a sufficient number of them near the beach. In May, surfers and water skiers come to Agadir to compete. Moderately hot climate allows you to spend long hours on the shore, enjoying the available water attractions.
- The beach in Salida is called «Blue pearl». This is perhaps the most famous Moroccan beach. Tourists are amazed by the combination of exotic local architecture, nature of indescribable beauty and the most comfortable beach infrastructure. In addition to sailing on a yacht, you can play golf, tennis, beach volleyball.
- The beaches of Essaouira (170 from Agadir) were filmed by directors Oliver Stone, Orson Welles. The beaches are also famous for their thalassotherapy centers. Every year, Essaouira hosts international surfing and windsurfing competitions. Strong winds from the ocean and high waves are perfect for practicing these sports. Lovers of relaxed swimming and sunbathing will have to choose another Moroccan beach..
- The beaches of the small Mediterranean town of Magazan are considered the most luxurious in Morocco. Calm sea, gentle sun, rich excursion program are conducive to measured, serene existence. Among water activities, diving is especially popular in the Shop..
- And on the Lezgira beach (southwestern part of the country) they specially get to capture the amazing stone arches. In the red rocks on the coast, there is a picturesque area with arches formed by the ebb and flow of the tide. At sunset, the rocks turn bright orange with shades of sea blue. You can spend the night in a small hotel nearby or right on the shore, in a tent.
Morocco's beaches are made to advertise a relaxed getaway.
