All Inclusive Holidays from Glasgow to Morocco

Morocco does not have large island resorts, so this theme focuses on the offshore and harbour settings that give a coastal break a distinct character.

• Harbour: Islands in the Ionian Sea offer a special kind of holiday, and Paxos is one of the most rewarding to explore from Corfu. Just a short ferry ride away, this small island has turquoise coves, olive groves and sleepy harbour villages like Gaios, where waterfront tavernas serve fresh grilled fish. Travellers can hire a boat for the day, swim in the clear waters of Voutoumi Beach or wander the quiet lanes at a relaxed pace. Paxos suits couples, families and anyone seeking calm, authentic Greek island life.
• Oualidia: Oualidia is a small lagoon town on the Atlantic coast near El Jadida, known for its oysters and calm, sheltered waters. The lagoon setting creates a quieter, almost island-like feel, and it is a far less developed stop than the major resorts. Accommodation is limited and mostly small-scale, so an all inclusive board is less common and you should check the specific property terms carefully. We suggest it for guests who want a slow, seafood-led coastal break.
• Marina Smir: Marina Smir is a Mediterranean marina on the northern coast, offering yacht berths and nearby beaches that give it a distinctly marine character. Its location along the northern Moroccan shoreline makes it a useful alternative for guests who want the Mediterranean rather than the Atlantic. Resort options here are more limited than in the southern resorts, so you should confirm the board basis and the journey time from Glasgow before booking. It suits sailing enthusiasts and those who want a coastal stay away from the busiest resorts.
• Asilah: Asilah is a small whitewashed fortified town on the Atlantic coast near the northern port city, with a colourful medina and well-known street murals. Its compact, walkable layout gives an island-like sense of a self-contained place, and it is far less visited than the imperial cities. All inclusive accommodation is scarce, so most guests will choose a hotel with half board or bed and breakfast and eat out locally. We recommend it for art lovers and travellers who prefer a small, quiet town to a large resort.
• Ifrane: Ifrane is a small town in the Middle Atlas styled after Alpine architecture and popular for winter snow, which gives it an unusual, elevated feel compared with the coast. Its mountain setting offers a complete change of scenery from the sea and the cities, and it is much quieter than the busiest imperial centres. All inclusive hotels are limited, so the value of a full board package depends on the individual property. We suggest it for winter visitors who want snow and a cooler climate within Morocco.