ESSAIDIA

ESSAIDIA

A beautiful bay and, above all, 14 km of fine sand¦ Saidia is a new generation of resort that holds on to its Moroccan charm. Stroll under the mimosa and eucalyptus trees that line the beach, sunbathe freely and, above all, dive into the turquoise water inviting you to relax. To take the full measure […]
A beautiful bay and, above all, 14 km of fine sand… Saidia is a new generation of resort that holds on to its Moroccan charm. Stroll under the mimosa and eucalyptus trees that line the beach, sunbathe freely and, above all, dive into the turquoise water inviting you to relax.
To take the full measure of the transparency and clearness of the sea as it gently laps the coast, a walk along the coast road is highly recommended. All the families and holidaymakers go there at the end of the day, when the sand takes on a golden colour and everything becomes softer and gentler.

The call of the sea

The completely new pleasure port, which has 850 moorings, is a great place to take a stroll, even if you are not a sailor! There are schools for sailing, diving and water skiing. In the vicinity, there are restaurants, a thermal centre, shops. A whole range of varied activities and services are offered to ensure that you have an unforgettable holiday in an elegant location with modern facilities.

Urban escape

Take advantage of your trip to Saidia to visit Oujda, some sixty kilometres south of the seaside resort. The capital of eastern Morocco has a beautiful medina, whose kasbah, the old citadel, watches over a fourteenth-century Koranic school. Oujda also invites you to explore its beautiful markets. It is a dream setting to listen to Gharnatian music, a melancholic Arabo-Andalusian music.

To remember

New Saidia promises to become one of the most attractive Mediterranean resorts. A superb beach and clear waters are on offer

liste of hotels:

• Hotels VVT banque populaire

• Hotels Arimal

• Hotels Atlal

• Hotels Azur saidia renaissance

• Hotels Barcelo

• Hotels Be live grand Saidia

• Hotels Iberostar

• Hotels Titanic

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ain zerka (tetouan)

AIN ZERKA(TETOUAN)

Tetouan is sandwiched between two mountain ranges in the north Jebel Dersa and south the foothills of the Rif Jebel Ghorgiz. It is open to various possibilities for hiking in a still very wild. One of these walks, the route of the water, following the route of a water pipe. With a length of 6-7 km, it allows to rally Bouanen Ain and Ain Zarka, two sources where you can enjoy tasty mint tea or eating tajine in establishments located there.
To access Ain Zarka, we must leave Tetouan by the road to Oued Laou. After the bridge over the river Martil, take the road to the right a few hundred meters. This first section is really not very attractive because the side of the road is cluttered with waste sites that have just pour wildly. Later, you have to fork on the left before the dispensary of a pharmacy and then it's straight or almost because the road leading to the source is quite curvy. Once out of the town, is accessed very green and wooded landscapes.
Ain Zarka should then once again become the darling instead of Tetouan and possibly an attractive tourist place. However, this will involve cleaning and maintenance of the surroundings that are currently degraded by many wastes of all kinds.

ouarzazate

OUARZAZATE

Ouarzazate is a good base of operations for local touring. Most of what you want to see is not in Ouarzazate, but around it. You do not need to enter the centrally located Taourirt Kasbah, as it is empty, crumbling and unimpressive (and will overcharge you). You will get the very best impression of it from the street (for free). The kasbahs outside the city, such as Aït-Benhaddou, are far better. Spend your time planning day trips from the city, and you'll see what the city itself has to offer just by staying there, eating and passing through.Kasbah Taourirt in OurzazateEgyptan decoration at Atlas StudiosAit Benhaddou - one of the best preserved Kasbahs and a fantastic day trip from Ouarzazate. It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A beige grand taxi can take you to Aït-Benhaddou, wait for you for a couple of hours (you pay the full amount when you arrive back in Ouarzazate) and drive you back for 200 dirhams. See Ait-Benhaddou for more infos about bus. Very picturesque place, lots of movies were shot there (Gladiator), and more recently, hit HBO series "Game of Thrones". 10 dirham to visit kasbahs (or use exit). You don't need a guide, but locals will follow you pretending to help and at the end will ask for money. Be careful not to get too wet from the river when crossing it, since there's been reports of Schistosomiasis contracted from the water. Be ready to climb stairs! For the best photos, climb the round hill next to the city. Arriving here during the sunset call to prayer is magical.Walk along the central square behind Muhammad V at night when everyone comes out. Children play football on the square, people go eat and socialise, and you'll get a feel for the community just walking around.Walk to Taourirt Kasbah (2km), 10 DHWalk to Cinema Museum (opositte of Taourirt Kasbah), 30 DHGo to Atlas Studios. It lies about ~ 4km from town centre. Entrance ticket is 50 dirhams. Films such as Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, Lawrence of Arabia, The Man Who Would Be King, Cleopatra, Kundun, Gladiator and Alexander, Kingdom of Heaven and Babel were shot there. Most of movie decorations are a bit crumbled, but Egyptian decorations are still impressive but in very poor condition.Plan an expedition out to M'Hamid. A night in the Sahara is unforgettable and can be the best part of your Moroccan adventure. Ourzazate is the last big town in the south where this is easy and cheap to do. There are lots of agencies around that can arrange a trek like this, though this is the more expensive way to do it. A cheaper way, if you don't mind worrying about a few details, is to rent a car, go out there yourself, and negotiate an overnight in the desert with a Merzougan auberge (most of them offer overnights in the desert). Renting a car and driving the way is relatively easy if you drive a stick. The roads out that way are very good and easy to navigate. The overnight in the Dunes should only cost about 300-400Dh. A grand taxi will also take you out that way and back for 150-200Dh. Everything out here is negotiable, so shop around for the best price. Local agencies also offer trips to mountain valley of Dades. Be prepared to negotiate hard otherwise they will rip you off!CLA Studios. CLA Studios aka Dino de Laurentis Cinecitta Studios, is along the same road as Atlas Studios about a kilometer closer to Marrakech. If you can go to only one of the two studios, this is the one to go to. The Atlas Studios tour is mosly TV movies and The Mummy Returns remake. CLA has the Jerusalem set from "Kingdom of Heaven," and a host of props. 100Dh.  editMake a half-day trip to beautiful Oasis de Fint. A small paradise of vegetation in the midst of the dry hills surrounding Ouazarzate. Cross the river into Tabount, then take the road direction Agadir. After about1 km there is a signpost, from here it is about 10km by mostly unpaved roads. At the Oasis there is a auberge with restaurant. You can get there by car, taxi or rent a bike in Tabount.

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MICHLIFEN

MICHLIFEN

Ifrane is a bit like a Swiss skiresort with European architecture, view over omuntains and trees. It sometimes feels like part rocky mountains and part alps. The air is fresh and it is very different to the rest of Morocco.
Michlifen near Ifrane is a ski resort in the Middle Atlas located in a volcanic crater origin to 1800 m altitude. The ski area consists of 5 tracks stretching from 1800 m to 2000 m altitude. It is the second winter sports resort after Oukaïmeden [ref. required] in Morocco, it is covered with snow in mid-November to late March.
The small resort is surrounded by a cedar forest that means until the Khénifra province.

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TAROUDANT

TAROUDANT

At the centre of the Souss valley, over 7 km of ramparts encircle the medina of Taroudant, the first capital of the Saadian sultans sixteenth century.

The city is famous for its leather crafts, wrought iron and Berber silver jewelry, while tanners are activated every day around the tanks outside the ramparts towards Bab Targhount.
With the backdrop of the peaks of the High Atlas, Taroudant medieval city in the heart of a fertile valley, is a very good base to explore the mountain trails of the hinterland, palm groves, including that of Tioute 30 km. The plain opens to the ocean towards the west about 80 km.
The ramparts of Taroudant.
The current walls of Taroudant, erected successive bastions and pierced by five doors, the main one being Bab el Kasbah, date from the early 18th century, the old walls were destroyed. Thereafter, the walls have been restored continually until the early twentieth century by successive masters of Taroudant.
The hours, the color of 7km from the walls surrounding Taroudant vary from golden brown to purple hot. They easily travel on foot, bicycle or horse-drawn carriage. In several places mature gardens help to highlight them.
The Medina.
The ramparts encircle a medina 3 km²; 5 door, some of which are only accessible to pedestrians and bicycles, open access to the heart of the city ...
The terraces of the place al-Alaouyine offer early morning tasty breakfast and lunch time a fairly traditional Moroccan cuisine, grilled meats and sandwiches to eat on the go.
Around the square an Nasr, stalls offer a simple and cheap food.
-Bab Oulad Bounouna northwest, north Bab el Khemis, Bab el Kasbah Taroudant main entrance to the west, Bab Zorgane south, Bab Taghount southeast, overlooking the tanneries.
Taroudant by its similarities to the southern capital, its mud walls, its souks and lively squares is also called the small Marrakech.
Walks around Taroudant.
Located in the heart of the plain of Sous between the High Atlas and Anti Atlas, Taroudant offers a significant and varied framework to meet the mountain trails of the hinterland, Berber villages with their palm groves and the many forests argan and almond trees that surround them.
The village of AMAGOUR
32 km south of Taroudant, this charming village surrounded by argan trees, is located on a spur of the Anti Atlas. A path winds near the hills and leads to a silent volcano crater, migratory birds in winter refuge.
Oasis Tioute.
37 km south of Taroudant, available mounted the first of the Anti Atlas, at the foot of which the palm Tioute houses some Berber villages dominated by a kasbah, whose ruins have preserved a great look. Walks in the villages and the palm walk or speed bumps.

OUZOUD Waterfalls

OUZOUD Waterfalls

Ouzoud Waterfalls (110 m high) are located near the Grand Atlas village of Tanaghmeilt, in the province of Azilal, 150 km northeast of Marrakech, in Morocco.Ouzoud means "the act of grinding grain" in Berber. This seems to be confirmed by the frequent mills in the region.The bottom of the falls is accessible through a shaded path of olive trees. At the summit of the falls, there are a dozen old small mills that are still in use. One can also follow a narrow and difficult track leading to the road of Beni Mellal. While descending the gorges from the "wadi el-Abid" in a canyon sometimes one does not distinguish the bottom which is nearly 600 metres down.It is the most visited site of the region. In the vicinity, green valleys, mills, orchards and a superb circuit of the gorges of the El Abid River (in Arabic, "Slaves' River" ) are found. Many local and national associations lead projects to protect and preserve the site.

BIN EL OUIDANE

BIN EL OUIDANE

The Bin el Ouidane Dam is an arch dam located 28 kilometres (17 mi) south of Beni Mellal on the El Abid River in Azilal Province, Morocco. Designed by Coyne et Bellierand constructed between 1949 and 1953, the purpose of the dam is hydroelectric power production and irrigation. Its 135 MW (181,000 hp) power station produces an average of 287 gigawatt-hours (1,030 TJ) annually and water from the reservoir helps irrigate 69,500 hectares (172,000 acres) in the Beni Moussa and Tadla plains.bin el ouidane dam considered one of the biggest dams in morocco, it's the second one after el wahda, in my opinion is one of the most beautifull places that you can see in morocco, aand the best period to visit bin el ouidane dam is in spring and summer, it looks too much pretty in these periods.i wish you enjoy your journey in morocco and in this places too 

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