1,835 Kilometres of Coastline Full of Desire
It’s beach time.
Morocco offers you 1,835 kilometres of coastline – between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, tranquil lagoons and wild coastal landscapes that evoke a sense of freedom. A sailing trip along the Mediterranean coast. An afternoon on a private yacht. Jet skiing, kayaking, catamaran sailing or simply walking barefoot along the Atlantic coast, where some of the world’s best surf spots await.
Morocco is not a typical beach destination. Here, refined luxury meets raw nature. Boutique hotels meet untouched bays. Surf culture meets fine dining. And summer freshness meets the famous Atlantic breeze that brings lightness even in peak summer. For all beach, swimming and water sports lovers who want to not just see the ocean – but truly feel it.
For luxury travellers, families and summer escapes. Turquoise Mediterranean waters, luxury resorts, private beach clubs.
For families, couples & relaxed days by the Atlantic. Long sandy beaches, elegant resorts, wellness and golf.
For honeymooners, active luxury and extraordinary travel. A turquoise lagoon in the middle of the desert.
For surfers, water sports enthusiasts & active travellers. World-class point breaks, authentic Atlantic surf and boutique lodges directly by the sea.

Mediterranean luxury at an international level. Tamouda Bay is Morocco’s most elegant beach destination. Turquoise waters, private beach clubs, luxury resorts and an atmosphere that feels closer to the Côte d’Azur than traditional North African clichés. Families enjoy stylish summer holidays in spacious sea-view suites. Couples indulge in fine dining, yachting and private beach days.
The perfect balance of relaxation and ease. Long golden sandy beaches, elegant resorts, spacious spas, excellent golf courses and family-friendly infrastructure create a beach holiday that feels effortless. Families enjoy pools, short distances and comfort. Couples appreciate adults-only hotels, wellness and relaxed sunsets.
Boutique beach escapes with a lifestyle edge. Around 20 kilometres north of Agadir, the atmosphere begins to change. What was once a fishing village is now one of North Africa’s most exciting coastal lifestyle destinations: rooftop cafés, design hotels and breathtaking sunsets. Just offshore are some of the country’s most famous right-hand point breaks – Anchor Point, Killer Point and La Source. But even guests who never surf fall in love with this place. Because Taghazout feels less like a holiday destination – and more like a way of life.
Lagoon luxury for extraordinary journeys. Dakhla is not a typical beach destination. It’s a place for travellers seeking something unique. A turquoise lagoon in the middle of the desert. Design lodges between sand dunes and water. Absolute tranquillity. World-class kitesurfing. Adults-only retreats and the feeling of arriving somewhere few know – and even fewer forget.
Peace, space and true retreat. Sidi Kaouki is simplicity at its finest. Vastness. Wind. Atlantic. Silence. No large resorts, no staging – just kilometres of natural beaches, boutique houses, horses on the shore and the rare feeling of truly being far away. Here, luxury begins with space.
Slow travel and laid-back coastal tranquillity. Imsouane is small. Quiet. And that is precisely what makes it special. A sheltered bay, little cafés by the water and hardly any traffic. Life here is about long lunches, walks by the sea and that rare kind of holiday where you completely lose track of time. Imsouane is also considered an insider tip among some of the world’s top surfers. Its bay is home to one of Africa’s longest right-hand waves – a longboarding classic that can carry surfers for hundreds of metres on a single wave.
The taste of the Atlantic. Oualidia is the quietest destination on this list. A sheltered lagoon where the ocean becomes calm and the famous oyster beds have earned it a reputation as Morocco’s oyster capital. Beyond lies the Sidi Moussa–Oualidia nature reserve, a stopover for migratory birds from across Europe. Days here follow the rhythm of the tides: kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, horse riding along the beach and fresh oysters by the sea. For couples, food lovers and nature enthusiasts.
Beyond the main beach destinations, Morocco offers additional coastal towns perfect for stylish stopovers, short beach stays or combining city, culture and sea.
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