La coast of morocco it is dotted with beautiful coves and beaches for all tastes. It would be practically impossible to decide on one, hence the best thing to do is to do a little review of those that are considered the best in the country by tourists.
We start first on the Atlantic coast of Tangier. Here it is worth highlighting the beach of Hercules Grotto, very crowded during the months of July and August. Of course, its waters are colder than those of the rest of Morocco. In the vicinity of Tangier we also have the Larache beaches, ideal for surfers because of its huge waves. Two hours south by car we have Dakhla, in Western Sahara, another of those beaches that, although during the summer it is crowded with people, it convinces anyone thanks to the traditional charm of its landscapes.
Returning to the north of Morocco, in the center of the Rif Mountains and on the Mediterranean coast we have the Quemada de Al Hoceima. A very nice and picturesque place that is getting more and more people. Very close to here is the beach of Esfiha, known above all for the beautiful island of Hispaniola that can be seen from the shore. It is not a very familiar beach since as soon as you enter the sea you can see the depth.
Another beach on the Atlantic coast would be El Jadida, one hundred kilometers south of Casablanca. One of the southernmost beaches in Morocco is Lalla Fatma. It is undoubtedly one of the most popular beaches in the country, although the sea currents advise against it being a place to go with children.
Finally, the beaches of Tangier, surrounded by mountains and white houses, must be highlighted without a doubt. Agadir, with a magnificent hotel infrastructure, and Casablanca, another of Morocco's tourist paradises. Most tourists go mainly to these three cities, although it is also worth getting lost in the previously mentioned corners.
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