All Inclusive Holidays to Morocco

The larger resorts offer the most choice of restaurants, pools and evening entertainment for guests staying with meals included.

• Agadir: Agadir is the country's main package-holiday resort on the Atlantic coast, with a long sandy bay and a promenade lined with hotels. Its airport sits a short transfer away, which keeps journey times low compared with inland destinations. The trade-off is that the resort is more modern and less traditional than the imperial cities, so it suits guests who want reliable sunshine and beach facilities. We recommend it as the most straightforward all inclusive base for a first visit. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Marrakech: Large resort hotels on the city edge offer easy access to the walled medina, where the Jemaa el-Fnaa square comes alive each evening. Many all inclusive properties sit within a short taxi ride of the old city, so guests can split their days between pool time and souk visits. The main compromise is the heat in summer, which can push inland temperatures well past comfortable levels. It is a strong choice for culture seekers who still want a resort base. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Family Holidays deals are built around.
• Essaouira: Essaouira offers a calmer resort experience, with a fortified seaside town and a working harbour a short walk from many hotels. The coastline is known for steady winds, which suit windsurfers and keep temperatures pleasant even when inland cities are hot. The range of resorts here is more compact than along Morocco's larger coastal developments, so guests should check facilities carefully before booking, the same brief our Morocco Last Minute Holidays deals are built around. It is well suited to travellers who value a slower pace and a compact town.
• Fes: Fes is best known for its vast medina and historic university, and a limited number of resort-style hotels sit near the city. Most guests who choose Fes do so for history and craftsmanship rather than beach time, so an all inclusive plan here is often paired with guided city visits. The city is less focused on tourist resorts, which means fewer packaged options than the coastal towns. We find it works best for guests who want a deeper cultural stay with meals arranged.
• Tangier: Tangier sits on the northern tip of the country near the Strait of Gibraltar, and its hotels offer sea views and a short hop to Spain by ferry. The city has a mix of modern hotels and older quarters, giving guests a different feel from the south coast. Because it is further north, the season and weather can differ, so checking the travel dates matters. It suits travellers who want a northern base with easy links to the rest of the region. It is exactly the brief our Morocco Beach Holidays deals are built around.