Holiday homes on Morocco’s Atlantic coast
If you’re looking for a wonderful beach holiday in
Morocco, you need look no further. The Atlantic coast of Morocco is over a thousand kilometres long and has many lovely beaches and quaint resorts and towns. Large stretches of the area remain undiscovered by mass tourism, but there are nevertheless plenty of opportunities for
water sports and other activities. Besides sun, sea and sand, there are many other enchanting places to visit. Along the entire coastline, you’ll find lovely historic villages that go all the way back to the 15th and 16th century. And we don’t need to tell you that you’ll be able to sample the delights of Moroccan cuisine wherever you go, with refined mixes of herbs and spices and lots of freshly caught fish. From a
luxury holiday villa to
group accommodation, if you book through Micazu, you’ll always find a holiday home to suit you. You always make your reservations directly with the owner, so you know exactly where you stand.
Enjoy the sunshine, the sea and the beach
Morocco’s Atlantic Coast is known for its lovely, long, sandy beaches - a great place to completely unwind. Enjoy the glittering sunshine, the clear seas and the pleasant temperatures. The hottest months of the year are July and August, but in May, June, September and October the temperatures are far more bearable. During the day, you can go on endless beach walks and you won’t find it hard to find somewhere to go in the evening. Tuck into a lovely meal in one of the cosy restaurants before discovering the vibrant
night life, which often carries on until the early hours. Yes, cities such as Casablanca and Rabat are great for going out, but they also have interesting attractions such as the Hassan Tower or the Mausoleum of Mohammed V. Salé. The hectic hustle and bustle of the medina market of Rabat is an experience you’ll never forget.
Would you like to go to Morocco for a sunny holiday? Browse our portfolio of private holiday homes on the Atlantic coast now.
Fun facts about the Atlantic coast of Morocco
- The Atlantic coast of Morocco has a veritable tea culture in common with other parts of the country. Tea is consumed with spoonfuls of sugar.
- In terms of their population, Casablanca, Rabat and Fez are the largest cities in Morocco. They are followed by Marrakech, the best known tourist city in the country.
- Casablanca was built by the French in the 1920s. They used the city of Marseille as their blueprint.
- Casablanca is Spanish for ‘white house’, a reference to the many white buildings in the city
- The coastal city of Rabat is also Morocco’s capital.
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