All Inclusive Holidays from Edinburgh to Morocco

Resort-based all inclusive stays are the most straightforward way to enjoy Morocco, with meals and drinks covered on site.

• Agadir: All Inclusive Resorts from Edinburgh: Dassia on Corfu's east coast is a relaxed, family-friendly resort town with a long sandy beach, tavernas and easy access to Corfu Town. Fly direct from Edinburgh and enjoy all-inclusive dining, pool time and sea views throughout your stay, with transfers arranged for you on arrival. It is exactly the brief our Morocco All Inclusive Holidays deals are built around.
• Marrakech: Marrakech offers all inclusive resort stays on the edge of the city, where you can combine a restful pool day with trips into the walled medina. Marrakech Menara Airport serves the city, and taxi transfers into the centre are the usual option. The trade-off is that resorts sit further from the old town than riads do, so you will travel into the medina for sightseeing. We suggest Marrakech for guests who want culture and souks alongside the ease of an all inclusive board.
• Essaouira: Essaouira is a fortified seaside town with windy beaches, a UNESCO-listed medina and a working harbour. Resorts here tend to be smaller and calmer than the big Atlantic complexes, with a slower pace that suits travellers seeking quiet. The town lies a long drive from the inland city airport, so guests should allow extra time for the journey onward. We see it as the right choice for relaxed travellers who value a coastal town over a large resort strip, and Morocco Family Holidays can also work well here.
• Fes: Fes is the most historic of the imperial cities and offers a deep medina experience for guests who want craft and heritage, the same brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around. Accommodation in Fes is often a riad or boutique hotel rather than a beach-style resort, so the all inclusive board may be more limited than on the coast. Trains link Fes with the country's largest commercial hub on the Atlantic coast and the northern port city on the Strait of Gibraltar, which makes onward travel simpler than many visitors expect. We recommend Fes for history lovers who are happy to trade a poolside board for an immersive old-city stay.
• Chefchaouen: Chefchaouen is a mountain town in the Rif Mountains, famed for its blue-painted medina and quieter lanes. Its accommodation is smaller in scale than the coastal resorts, so guests should check carefully which meals are included before booking. The town is reached by bus from the nearby northern cities and from the larger inland city to the south, which means the transfers take longer than a short coastal hop. It suits photographers and slow travellers who want a mountain setting over a busy resort atmosphere, the same kind of brief our Cheap Morocco Holidays deals are built around.