Casablanca

Casablanca – Bordering the Atlantic Ocean, Casablanca features a beach for the peaceful type of tourist. Sprinkled with hotels and various amenities, Casablanca is the ideal spot to spend the perfect holiday. Have a closer look at the place, dive into the clear waters of the ocean and forget about the suffocating heat of the sun. Explore Morocco, find out more about such a wonderful country and admire the stupendous landscapes, a mixture of sea with mountain which will make every traveler feel like living a fairy tale. Photo By: ehmeelu

El Jadida

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El Jadida – Recently recognized as one of the most successful beaches in Morocco, El Jadida is located in Haouzia, making tourists more and more attracted with every day by the exceptional bay. Although in the past the location of the beach was not so popular, today it is highly admired because of its relaxing eucalyptus forest. Enjoy the beautiful sun, walk along the breezy coastline and at the same time, take shelter under the refreshing forest within El Jadida Beach.  Photo By: Bruno Dumon

Al Hoceima

                                      Al Hoceima

Al Hoceima – Dwelling a Mediterranean ambiance, Al Hoceima Beach is located right next to the spectacular Rif Mountains in Morocco. Thus, the place offers some of the serenest vibes and clearest waters, where every traveler is hoping to spend an amazing vacation. And since you have the gorgeous cliffs at your disposal, you may easily take a hike and admire the entire scenery from the top of the mountain. Throughout the beach everyone will find various restaurants specialized on sea food, as well as relaxing cafes to have a break from the tiring sun, while enjoying the splendid African environment.  Photo By: rockyriver276

                                                                 Agadir Beach


Agadir Beach – Surrounded by hotels, as well as numerous accommodation systems, Agadir Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Morocco due to its wonderful, clean waters and smooth white sand. Although the city is quite small, the beach is large and agglomerated from March until October with travelers eager to spend a great holiday within the African territory.  Enjoy the entertaining water sports, feel the bright sun and travel around the numerous cafes and bars around the area; thus you’ll have the most amazing vacation and the most soothing time off. Photo By: machiavelliBE

                                                                                              Morocco 
Morocco is a land almost entirely surrounded by sand and vast beaches, where tourists worldwide come to find out more about the controversial Arabian culture and civilization. Nevertheless, the country’s beaches are simply amazing, offering great temperatures and clean ocean for all those interested in spending the best time along the African territory.

Oualidia. A good idea to tour! 

The small town of Oualidia located 1 hour drive from El Jadida (75 kms) on the Atlantic coast deserves its nickname of "Blue Pearl of Morocco." 

This small town, a former fishing village has the distinction of being both close to the powerful and almost telluric waves of the ocean and a quiet and tranquil lagoon with its blue waters are reminiscent of some Mediterranean shores. The sandy beach and protected by a rock bay and then extends into the lagoon can walk along for miles end is superb. Pretty little boats shaded style "Italian vaporetto" can also make you go around to the delight of tourists. 

As soon as one moves away a little of the city moreover become pretty because the urban landscape has been renovated recently with happiness, you feel perfectly fine because the nature is omnipresent. 

The specialty of the town of Oualidia are oysters, seafood and spider crabs that fishermen can make you enjoy under an umbrella on the beach. 

If you prefer to enjoy a more comfortable setting, go to the hotel restaurant "the greedy spider" (the first restaurant right down to the beach) where you can enjoy the competitive price of € 18.50 (200 Dirhams) a succulent seafood platter containing 6 oysters, scampi, half spider crab, shrimp, and sea urchins. All in a nice setting with stunning views of the beach (go there a bit early because always busy especially on weekends, a victim of its success). Tell the boss you just Ahmed from Jacky El Jadida and it will make you a discount or offer additional dishes;-) 

If you linger, level atmosphere in the evening I would recommend the restaurant bar "The Calypso", a little bit further, a bit more expensive but quality food and this is one of the few bars in the city (Run by French, Jacques and Cathy). 

To illustrate this article, I have created for you a great photo slideshow Personal shores Oualidia taken recently.

                                              Tangier 

Tangier is a city in northern Morocco. It is the capital of the region of Tangier-Tetouan and Tangier prefecture-Asilah. Located at the northern end of the country, the city is the main gate of Morocco on Europe, which it is separated by 14 km of the Strait of Gibraltar. The population of Tangier was  669,685 inhabitants in the 2004 census [1], making it the fifth largest city in Morocco. Tangier has a rich history and unique geography. The beauty of its site and its light actually an inspiration for generations of artists and intellectuals among the greatest. It was dubbed "the city of strangers" due to his numerous settlements (Phoenicians, Arabs, Portuguese, English, French and Spanish).
Tangier has always been a "small town world" .She enrolled in the long imaginary world as a city of trade, cosmopolitan and mysterious.
Mediterranean Gate, the gateway to Africa, it has a unique and conveniently located site.
International city before its time, it has everything to find in the age of globalization the status it has acquired there over a century.
The vast geography of the bay, the topography that depicts the old and the bathymetry of the strait, which dictated the establishment and evolution of the port, made ​​up over time a unique and inseparable whole.
This remarkable "urban scenery" is also accompanied by a rich architecture built from period to period by aggregating influences from elsewhere to make up mind
Tangiers.
The proposed conversion of the port is a unique opportunity to rebuild the city relationship - harbor.