Morocco Beaches

Morocco Beaches, Morocco Travel Guide and Online Tourist Information

The Beaches of Morocco

Mirhleft Beach, Morocco
Mirhleft Beach, Morocco - photo by jairfranz

The Moroccan coastline has miles and miles of beautiful beaches, and most of them are clean and safe for swimming. The sun seekers usually arrive in Agadir all year because the temperature usually stays well above 60 degrees, and Agadir’s long, wide beach is filled with four and five star hotels. If you want to enjoy a small Mediterranean resort try Al Hoceima Beach, it’s great for long strolls, the water is clean, and the beach is surrounded by olive gardens, and the Rif Mountains serve as a backdrop. If you want to surf or paraglide try Mirhleft, which is a handful of small quiet beaches. One of the isolated beaches in Mirhleft is Albergo de la Plage; you can be alone and enjoy the solitude and the nakedness of this Moroccan paradise. The other beach area is Essaouira, which is still considered the most laid back beach in Morocco. The town is filled with upscale guesthouses and restaurants that served fine cuisine, plus the year-round windsurfers add a special dimension to this Bohemian playground.