All Inclusive Holidays to Morocco in May

Our resort picks for May focus on hotels where the all inclusive board covers the whole day and the beach or pool is a short walk from your room.

• Agadir: All Inclusive Resorts in May on Corfu: with warm sunshine, mild sea temperatures and fewer crowds than the summer peak, May is a superb time to choose an all-inclusive stay in Corfu Town's surrounding villages and along the island's sheltered east coast, where families and couples can enjoy pools, meals and drinks included in the price. It is exactly the brief our Morocco All Inclusive Holidays deals are built around.
• Taghazout: Taghazout is a small fishing village a short drive north of the main resort area, and it has grown into a base popular with surfers and travellers who want a quieter atmosphere. Its beaches are open and breezy, and the coastal setting gives a different feel from the larger hotel complexes. The trade-off is fewer large resort facilities, so the all inclusive board tends to suit those who want an easy base rather than a busy complex. We recommend it to travellers who value sea views and a slower pace in the spring.
• Mogador: Mogador is the historic name for this port town on Morocco's Atlantic coast, and in May its hotels offer a relaxed coastal stay within walking distance of the old medina. The sea breeze keeps the afternoons comfortable, and the town is smaller and calmer than the big resort strips, which many guests find restful. Rooms in this style of hotel are often more characterful but offer fewer facilities than a large beach complex. We like it for couples and small groups who want an all inclusive base with a clear sense of place, the same brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Sidi Bouzid: Sidi Bouzid is a small coastal village near El Jadida, where a few newer hotels offer all inclusive packages for guests who want a quieter stretch of Atlantic beach. Its modest size means fewer crowds in May, and the surrounding coast is good for walking and seafood meals. The downside is a more limited range of nightlife and shops than in the larger resort towns, so this is a choice for those who prefer calm. We think it is a strong pick for travellers who want rest rather than a packed programme.
• Mohammedia: Mohammedia is a port town on the Atlantic coast near the largest commercial city, and a small number of hotels there offer all inclusive board for guests who want a city-adjacent beach stay. Airport and rail links are close, which makes transfers quick and gives access to the wider country by train. The beach is less developed as a resort than the southern coast, so the trade-off is practicality over a full resort atmosphere. We recommend it to travellers who want easy access to big-city sights as well as the sea.