Yoriyas, l’énergie du quotidien
Figure emblématique du breakdance marocain avec son groupe Lhiba Kingzoo, Yassine Alaoui Ismaili, alias Yoriyas,…
More than simple destinations, the Kingdom’s coastlines have become landscapes of emotion, escape and reconnection. Here, the sea invites visitors to do far more than simply unwind. People come to surf at sunrise, try paddleboarding in a tranquil lagoon, practise yoga overlooking the ocean, run at sunset or simply slow down, carried by the sea air.
Elegant beach clubs, refined hotels, welcoming guesthouses and wellness retreats, contemporary cafés and creative venues together shape a coastal Morocco that is modern, sunlit and open to the world.
We invite you on a journey from east to west and from north to south, discovering a Morocco in blue, where the sea becomes by turns a playground, a sanctuary and a way of life.
Nicknamed the « Blue Pearl », Saïdia unfolds along fourteen kilometres of beach lined with calm, luminous waters. Jet skiing, paddleboarding, waterskiing, sailing, kayaking and catamaran excursions set the rhythm of summer days in an atmosphere that is both relaxed and welcoming.
Around the marina, elegant resorts, beach clubs and waterfront promenades draw travellers in search of sunshine, relaxation and seaside living. Further inland, the Beni Snassen Mountains reveal a striking natural contrast to the coastal landscape.
Not to be missed: a sunrise paddleboarding excursion, dinner overlooking the marina, and sunset on the main beach.
Long preserved, Marchica Lagoon, just outside the city of Nador, reveals one of the most beautiful faces of Morocco’s Mediterranean coastline. The opening of the Marchica Lagoon Resort has helped bring greater visibility to this destination, whose landscapes remain remarkably unspoilt.
Around Marchica and Cape Three Forks, a rugged peninsula of striking natural beauty located some thirty kilometres from Nador, snorkelling, diving, paddleboarding and boat excursions set the rhythm of the days. Cala Blanca and Tibouda reveal wild beaches washed by turquoise, crystal clear waters, while Charrana and Arekmane, a small fishing village, offer an atmosphere of rare tranquillity and gentleness.
Not to be missed: diving at Cala Blanca, a seafood lunch in Arekmane, and sunset over Marchica Lagoon.
Here, the mountains plunge directly into turquoise waters. The wild coves of Al Hoceïma and Jebha, a discreet jewel of Morocco’s Mediterranean coastline, attract enthusiasts of snorkelling, diving, paddleboarding and sea excursions.
Between national park, secluded beaches and small coastal villages, the region offers a rare sense of being at the edge of the world. Visitors come here to slow down, swim in crystal clear waters and reconnect with nature.
Not to be missed: a boat excursion to hidden coves, swimming in crystal clear waters, and a lunch of grilled fish overlooking the sea.
Much loved during the summer months, M’Diq and Fnideq combine watersports with a lively seaside atmosphere. Jet skiing, wakeboarding, diving and boat excursions in search of dolphins set the rhythm of the days.
Lively marinas, cafés open late into the night, family friendly beaches and waterfront promenades lend these resorts a Riviera spirit that is both welcoming and accessible. Seafront hotels and elegant resorts further enhance this atmosphere of summer relaxation.
Not to be missed: a sunset boat excursion, diving in the exceptionally clear waters and marine rich rocky seabeds of Belyounech, a small village nestled between sea and mountains, and dinner overlooking the marina.
Located just over two hours south of Casablanca, Oualidia offers a peaceful interlude between its lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Sheltered by a long sandbar, the lagoon unfolds in a panorama of calm, turquoise waters, ideal for swimming, paddleboarding and excursions by rowing boat, small motorboat or kayak, particularly to discover the region’s oyster farms at the rhythm of the tides.
The lagoon also provides an ideal setting for beginner surfers. Oualidia is equally appreciated for its way of life shaped by the ocean, where authentic local addresses coexist with refined restaurants.
Not to be missed: tasting oysters and seafood overlooking the lagoon, swimming in its calm waters, and a boat excursion at the most beautiful moments of the day, sunrise and sunset.
Morocco’s kitesurfing and windsurfing capital, Essaouira lives to the rhythm of its ever present winds. Ideal conditions for kitesurfing, yoga sessions overlooking the ocean, countless bohemian cafés and a charming UNESCO listed medina attract athletes, artists and travellers in search of inspiration and wellbeing.
Here, watersports become almost a philosophy of life, carried by a singular light, a thriving artistic scene and an atmosphere infused with freedom. Between wind swept ramparts, long wild beaches and terraces opening onto the Atlantic, Essaouira cultivates a distinctly warm art of living.
Not to be missed: a stroll through the medina, a seafood lunch at the port, and a sunset kitesurfing session.
With its sheltered bay and expansive beach, Agadir remains one of the Kingdom’s most popular seaside destinations. Surfing, jet skiing, sailing, boat excursions, golf and spas attract families and lifestyle travellers alike.
Its mild year round climate, long oceanfront promenades and seafront hotels further enhance its appeal. The city is equally appreciated for its sense of tranquillity, its beach clubs and its relaxed atmosphere, where the ocean accompanies every moment of the day.
Agadir is also an excellent base for a surfing escape to Imessouane, located around one hundred kilometres to the north along the Atlantic coast. A favourite excursion among surfers, it offers spectacular landscapes where the ocean meets the mountains
Not to be missed: a morning swim, lunch overlooking the ocean, and sunset along the corniche.
One of Morocco’s leading surf destinations, Taghazout combines surf sessions, yoga classes, contemporary cafés and wellness retreats in an atmosphere that is both welcoming and cosmopolitan.
The village has preserved its bohemian spirit, while the newer seaside resort features several high end hotels and an attractive oceanfront promenade. Days unfold gently between surf sessions, oceanfront brunches and spectacular sunsets, before giving way to relaxed evenings by the water.
Not to be missed: a surf session at Anchor Point, a world renowned break widely regarded as one of the finest in Africa, a yoga class on the beach, and a gourmet dinner at sunset.
Set between desert and lagoon, Dakhla has established itself as one of the world’s leading kitesurfing destinations. Wingfoiling, paddleboarding, surfing and downwind rides attract athletes and adventurers alike to a landscape of striking natural beauty.
Between understated luxury, the silence of the desert and a profound sense of freedom, the experience feels almost unreal, suspended between sand, wind and ocean. Elegant lagoon facing camps, wellness retreats and an endless light create an interlude beyond time.
Not to be missed: sunrise yoga by the sea, kitesurfing on the lagoon, and an excursion into the desert.
Blue Notebook
The Best Surf Spots
. Taghazout
. Agadir (Anchor Point)
. Imessouane
Where to Go Paddleboarding
. Dakhla
. Al Hoceïma
. Rabat
The Best Diving and Snorkelling Spots
. Cape Three Forks
. Belyounech
. Jebha
The Most Beautiful Mediterranean Escapes
. Saïdia
. Marchica Lagoon
. M’Diq and Fnideq
The Most Lifestyle Driven Destinations
. Tangier
. Taghazout
. Dakhla
Date de publication juillet 2026
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