All Inclusive Beach Holidays to Morocco

Clean, well-managed beaches with strong water-quality standards suit families and first-time visitors who want a dependable seaside base.

• Agadir: Agadir offers one of the largest sandy bays on Morocco's Atlantic coast, with a long promenade running alongside the sand. The resort has a high concentration of all inclusive hotels, which gives families a wide choice of pools, kids' clubs and buffet restaurants. The trade-off is that the seafront can feel busy in peak season, so we suggest choosing a hotel set back from the main strip if you want quieter mornings. For a reliable beach break with plenty of facilities, Agadir remains our most popular choice. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Family Holidays deals are built around.
• Essaouira: Essaouira's beaches are wide, windswept and well suited to a relaxed stay, with the medina only a short walk from the sand. Breezes from the Atlantic keep temperatures lower than inland, which makes it comfortable for those who find heat tiring. Our packages here focus on smaller hotels with a calmer atmosphere, though the choice of all inclusive options is more limited than in the larger resort towns. It is a good match for travellers who want a quieter, more characterful seaside town.
• Asilah: Asilah sits on the Atlantic coast, a short journey from the northern gateway city, and is a whitewashed fortified town with a sheltered beach just outside its walls. The beach is smaller and less developed than the resort bays further south, so it suits guests who prefer a village pace over a large hotel complex. Facilities nearby are more modest, and we recommend this option for those who value the town itself as much as the sand, the same brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around. It works well for couples and travellers seeking a slower seaside stay.
• Oualidia: Oualidia is a small lagoon town on the Atlantic coast near El Jadida, with calm, shallow water that is ideal for paddling and gentle swimming. The lagoon setting gives it a different character from the open beaches of the big resort bays, and its oyster farms are a local highlight. Accommodation options are limited compared with bigger resorts, so availability is an important consideration when you book. It suits travellers who want calm water and a quiet seafood stop on the coast.
• Tangier: Tangier lies close to the Strait of Gibraltar, and its nearby beaches offer a mix of city access and seaside calm. Guests can combine a day on the sand with visits to the old medina and the coastal viewpoints, which makes it a practical choice for a shorter stay, the same brief our Morocco Last Minute Holidays deals are built around. Beaches here are busier and more urban than those further south, so we advise checking the cleanliness and facilities of each hotel's private beach access. It is a sensible pick for travellers who want variety within a single trip.