All Inclusive Family Holidays to Morocco

Our all inclusive family resorts are the simplest way to keep a Moroccan holiday easy, with pools, kids clubs and buffet meals already arranged.

• Agadir: Agadir is the country's main resort town on the Atlantic coast, with a long sandy bay and a promenade that suits families with younger children. Its resort hotels are the most established in the country, and many offer family rooms, shallow pools and supervised kids programmes that run through the day. The main trade-off is that the town centre is modern rather than historic, so you will need a short taxi ride to reach the old medina. We think it is the strongest all inclusive choice for families who want sunshine and beach time above all else. Morocco All Inclusive Holidays
• Marrakech resort belt: Several large all inclusive resorts sit on the edge of Marrakech, close enough to the city for a half-day trip into the medina but far enough out to offer gardens, pools and quiet evenings. Families can combine a resort base with a short taxi ride to the Majorelle Garden, which has shaded paths that suit children well. The city's heat in summer can be intense, so resorts with large pools and shade become essential. We recommend this option for families who want culture on their doorstep without giving up the comfort of an all inclusive buffet.
• Essaouira resort hotels: Essaouira offers a gentler all inclusive option on the Atlantic coast, with resort hotels set back from the beach and a fortified town a short drive away. The pace here is slower than along the southern resort coast, and the wind keeps the summer heat more bearable, which suits families with babies or toddlers. Resorts are smaller and quieter, so the kids clubs are less extensive than the larger complexes further south. We see this as the right choice for families who prefer a calm base and do not need a full entertainment programme.
• Fes resort stays: Fes is inland and historic, and its all inclusive hotel options are fewer than on the coast, mostly comprising larger hotels on the edge of the city. A family staying here can spend mornings in the medina, which is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world, and return to the hotel pool in the afternoon. The trade-off is that the resort facilities are less focused on children, so you will be relying more on excursions and taxi trips for daily entertainment. We suggest this for families with older children who enjoy history and craft.
• Tangier hotels: Tangier is a port city near the Strait of Gibraltar, with a small number of all inclusive hotels and a lively waterfront that suits families who want a city feel. Ferry links to Spain make it easy to combine a Moroccan break with a short stop elsewhere, although the hotels here are more business-oriented than resort-style. The seafront along the bay is pleasant but not the main draw for beach lovers, so the all inclusive element works best as a convenient base. We recommend Tangier for families who want a mixed city and beach holiday with a flexible meal plan.