12-days Morocco Atlantic beaches tour from Casablanca to El Jadida, Oualidia, Essaouira and Agadir Discover Morocco’s seaside imposing fresh ocean air. Bask in the bustle of the Jemaa el Fna square, step into royal palaces, and slip through ancient tombs and vivid gardens. Discover empty beaches stretching out for miles on end. And the cliffs and trays that majestically jut out over the ocean.
Today, embark on one of our captivating Morocco vacation packages as we invite you to join us on 12-day tour to discover the magical beaches of Morocco. Then, take a short drive into the town Azemmour. It is a very picturesque city. The ramparts and fortifications around the medina have been incredibly well preserved and the old town, perched atop a cliff, dominates the oued (river) Oum er Rbia and its estuary. A long sandy beach, El Haouzia, awaits you to the north of the city. Spend the overnight with dinner in a sea view hotel or a Riad in the medina.
After breakfast at the Riad, you will start a fresh day with a drive south along the Atlantic coast. Mandatory stop at the famous El Jadida, formerly Mazagan, a city fortified by the Portuguese in the early 16th century, and a world heritage site. It boasts incredible cisterns, its seafront city walls make for an interesting and beautiful walk, the gates are very impressive and the city’s layout itself is quite original. Even the new city is worth a visit with its stunning views over the ocean, and its lively markets. We’d recommend you take the coastal road to Oualidia as it is much prettier and less crowded. Before arriving to your next city, stop for Seafood lovers can feast at many places along the coast as well. Spend the overnight with dinner in a guesthouse.
After breakfast, you continue to drive along the coast beach after beach. At Safi, an industrial port city, you can admire its’ old fortresss built by the Portuguese. As you drive, the coast becomes steeper and craggier. Stop at the Hamidouch kasbah, a citadel built at the mouth of the river (oued) Tensift, in the 17th century, by Moulay Ismaïl ibn Sharif. You’ll arrive in Essaouira in the afternoon. Settle into your riad in the heart of the city’s medina. This intimate riad offers quality and service and is owned by a Franco-Moroccan couple that is sure to offer you a warm welcome as well as all kinds of advice for your stay in Essaouira in a hotel or Riad with dinner.
A day to explore the charming city of ex-Mogador or Essaouira in your own!! a magnificent and unique city where East and West mix like nowhere else in Morocco. you can do horse ride or camel ride or even quad biking. If you like surfing that is a good place to try board or kite surfing. Essaouira has become one of Morocco’s pretty destinations because it offers a complete travel experience: lively alleyways, restaurants with terraces, beaches, souks, strolls along the ramparts…At the harbour, sit on at a seafront terrace of one of the restaurants to enjoy a fresh fish dinner. Spend the night with breakfast at the Riad or hotel.
Today we follow the coastline south on the magnificent coastal road to Agadir and even further, on into the Souss-Massa National Park. You will settle into your charming local hotel that overlooks a long powdery sand beach with an exceptional natural setting. You will have the afternoon at leisure with a picturesque sunset on the side of the ocean. Spend evening strolling along the wide embankment – a place for evening promenades of both local residents and visiting tourists, or take a ride on a viewing wheel, and finally have a dinner at a restaurant of your choice. Back to the hotel for the overnight with breakfast.
After breakfast at the hotel, you will take a half-day sightseeing tour of Agadir as one of the pearls of Morocco. Whatever the season, the sun pours its rays and the city enjoys a pleasant climate that the trade winds still soften. Above all, its 10-kilometre-long seafront offers tourists magnificent views of the blue ocean and the opportunity to laze around in the best conditions. Unfortunately, an earthquake in 1960 destroyed much of Agadir's historic core, with one of the few surviving structures being the old Kasbah's walls. Otherwise, the city is relatively new and known as a hip, relaxed, and modern metropolis. As a resort town, you'll find a bustling marina lined with cafes, and bistros, plus a long promenade perfect for a sunset stroll. The afternoon at leisure to relax at the hotel or by the beach side and you can try some sea activities such as surfing. Spend the overnight with breakfast at the hotel.
We leave the city of Agadir and head south with a stop at the Souss Massa National Park to explore the coastal wilderness and fantastic bird-watching opportunities. The park covers the coastal strip of 65 km long and 5 km wide. The Massa lagoon is one of the important bird sanctuaries in Morocco and a home to flamingoes, bald ibises, sandgrouse, cranes, ducks and many other resident and migratory birds. Lunch in the village of Massa or picnic. When you continue going south, notice the change of colors in the surrounding landscape. The earth becomes red, the trees get lower, gradually turning into shrubs. Within a couple of hours, we reach a small coastal village of Mirleft located 2 km inland from the ocean. Mirleft is a good place to relax. Although the place is popular with Moroccans during the summer, and with Europeans spending time here in winter, the area is still not touristy and the nature has been preserved untouched. Go to the large Mirleft beach to admire the views of the vast spaces of the ocean and the sunset. Spend the overnight with dinner in a Seaview guesthouse.
Today we leave via the picturesque road from Mirleft to Legzira and then further to Sidi Ifni through the mountains, then crosses the wide valleys. Legzira is only 25 km south of Mirleft on the rocky coast. It is famous for its huge red-orange colored arches carved by the ocean in coastal cliffs. The place is still not particularly known to the general public, but well known among surfers and paragliders. Picnic at the beach or a café. We go further to Sidi Ifni, a little coastal town with an interesting history and eclectic Moorish Art Deco architecture. It was the last Moroccan city surrendered by Spain in 1969. It was called Santa Cruz de la Mar Pequeña and was kept under Spanish control even after Moroccan independence in 1956. Spain resisted a series of Moroccan attacks to take the territory in the Ifni War of 1957–58. It eventually ended in 1969. There is no special tourist infrastructure here, but you can walk in the old Spanish Town. Spend the overnight with dinner in Sidi Ifni or Mirleft.
After breakfast at the hotel, we will take new trails through the foothills of the Anti-Atlas where small oases and Berber villages are surrounded by a landscape of Desert Mountains. Descending to the fertile Souss Valley to reach the medieval walled town of Taroudant with its majestic ramparts and nine gates. The oldest gate, Bab El Kasbah, offers a beautiful view over the Pasha’s Kasbah and Taroudant’s gardens. Tour Taroudant’s souks and discover the treasures hidden in the medina’s little street front stalls. The Arab souk extends along the rue Bin-Anzarane: near the antique market. Here you will find superb jewelry and silver objects of great intricacy. At the end of this road is the Berber souk on An-Nasr square, where you can find all kinds of local artisanal products. Spend the overnight with dinner at the hotel.
Today after breakfast at the hotel, we are going to cross the spectacular pass of Tizi-n-test (2092m) on the amazing High Atlas Mountains. It is a magnificent road with snow peaks where you will stop several times for nice picture of Berber villages on the slope of the hills. Driving down the way you will be attracted by Tin Mil village and Mosque that worth to be visited. The 12th century Almohad Dynasty built this beautiful ancient Tin Mil mosque in 1156 and was their first assembly before they became a powerful ruler of the country. We head towards the Green Asni valley and to finish this enjoyable journey in Marrakech. Spend the night with breakfast at the hotel.
Marrakesh, known as the "Pink City" for its distinctive buildings, is Morocco's second-largest Imperial city and a bustling center of culture and commerce. Today, embark on a guided tour to discover the captivating sights, sounds, and smells of Marrakesh. Start with a visit to the 19th century Bahia Palace's beautiful courtyard and gardens, followed the landmark of the city Koutoubia Mosque, which dates back to 12th Century. You will meander through the medina's historic gates and explore the twisting alleyways of the souks and hidden Foundouks. Your expert guide will lead you to the best souks, such as Souk el Attarine for spices and Souk Smata for handmade slippers. Afterward, head to Jemaa el-Fna Square, the city's landmark plaza, to browse market stalls, street food vendors, and performers. In the evening, follow your nose back to the delicious food stalls or relax in one of the many rooftop cafés above the square, taking in the atmosphere below.
Today marks the end of your memorable Journey to Morocco. You will have enjoyed an off-the-beaten-path exploration of Morocco and the rich culture and history found here. It is time to bid farewell to this enchanting country and cherish the memories of your time here. Wishing you a safe and comfortable journey back home.
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