Discover the best attractions and experiences Atlantic Coast has to offer
Explore the coastal cities’ most enduring landmarks from grand mosques to ancient fortifications along the Atlantic.
A towering Casablanca landmark perched on the Atlantic and a masterpiece of modern Moroccan architecture.
A cliffside fortress in Rabat with blue-and-white streets and views over the river.
Ancient Roman-era ruins in Rabat, set among gardens and overlooking the city.
Historic walled medina with narrow alleys, white walls, and blue doors by the Atlantic.
16th-century sea-facing fortress walls offering panoramic harbour views.
Delve into modern art, archaeology and local history in a handful of coastal museums.
Rabat’s premier museum for contemporary Moroccan art and rotating exhibitions.
A century-old villa turned cultural center showcasing contemporary art.
Museum highlighting Essaouira’s history, crafts and maritime heritage.
Archaeology collection with artifacts from Morocco’s ancient civilizations.
Visit important spiritual sites reflecting Morocco’s diverse religious heritage along the coast.
Impressive marble mausoleum in Rabat honoring Morocco’s royal dynasty.
Iconic oceanfront mosque in Casablanca, renowned for its architecture and scale.
Neo-Gothic cathedral offering a glimpse into Morocco’s diverse religious history.
Protected landscapes and natural havens along the Atlantic coast.
Coastal national park near Agadir known for birdlife and dunes.
Bird sanctuary off Essaouira’s coast, reachable by boat.
Vibrant districts and seaside promenades perfect for a stroll and people-watching.
Lively waterfront district with cafés, views, and sunset strolls.
Historic neighborhood blending Moroccan and European influences.
Upscale coastal area with modern hotels and shopping pockets.
Historic riverside enclave with blue-and-white lanes and the Kasbah complex.
Cozy maze of souks, whitewashed walls and blue doors—the heart of the town.
Enjoy the coast without spending a dirham with scenic walks and public spaces.
Walk the ramparts and take in the Atlantic breeze from the old city.
A seaside promenade perfect for sunset views and people-watching.
Serene gardens with striking views across the Bou Regreg River.
Wide sandy shoreline ideal for a leisurely beach day.
Coastal Morocco is a haven for seafood lovers and flavorful tagines.
Fresh catches prepared with simple accompaniments by the port.
Learn how argan oil is produced and used in local dishes.
Sample coastal-inspired tagines in the medina districts.
Relax with a traditional mint tea and sweet treats.
Coastal cities offer music, bars and late-night vibess along the Atlantic.
Live traditional rhythms in intimate venues and square settings.
Beachfront bars and clubs with views of the Atlantic.
Relaxed evening scenes along the Bou Regreg riverfront.
The coast hosts concerts, markets and performances in historic settings.
Evenings filled with street performances and artisan stalls.
Theaters and galleries host rotating exhibitions and performances.
Open-air shows and seasonal performances near the river.
Adventure and sport tumble together on the Atlantic’s wild shores.
Renowned waves and surf schools for all levels along the coast.
Strong winds and flat water patches ideal for kitesurfing.
Several seaside courses offer ocean views and lush fairways.
Delve into lesser-known experiences beyond the obvious sights.
See how argan oil is traditionally produced and bottled.
A coastal boat ride to a bird-rich island sanctuary.
Uncover lesser-known corners of the city’s historic heart.