Cheap Holidays from Glasgow to Morocco

For value-led travellers, these resort options offer the strongest balance of price, facilities and reliable sunshine on the Moroccan coast.

• Agadir: Affordable getaways from Glasgow make Corfu an easy choice for budget-minded families and couples, and Sidari is a standout pick. Direct and connecting flights from Glasgow mean a short journey to the island, while the property's golden sandy beaches, famous rock formations and lively promenade offer plenty to enjoy. Compare our ATOL-protected packages to find a comfortable apartment or hotel stay at a competitive price, with flights and transfers arranged for you. It is exactly the brief our Morocco holidays deals are built around.
• Essaouira: Essaouira offers a quieter, more affordable alternative for travellers who want a coastal break without the scale of a large holiday complex. The fortified seaside town has a UNESCO-listed medina within walking distance of the harbour, so many guesthouses and smaller hotels can be booked at modest rates. The town works well as a standalone base rather than a transfer-heavy add-on, and it suits relaxed travellers and windsurfers who value a slower pace. It does not offer a long list of organised evening entertainments, which is part of its appeal for those seeking calm.
• Tangier: Tangier sits close to the Strait of Gibraltar and is well placed for travellers who want to combine a city base with a low-cost coastal stay. Its port and rail links make it practical to reach from other parts of the country, and accommodation options range from modest hotels to converted guesthouses. The city's busy character and traffic are not for everyone, so it is best chosen by people who enjoy an urban feel. For a short cheap break with easy onward connections, we find it a sensible option.
• Asilah: Asilah is a small whitewashed fortified town on the Atlantic coast, sitting a short distance from the northern port city, and it is one of the least expensive places to stay on the northern shore. Guesthouses and modest hotels here are typically well priced compared with the imperial cities, and the town is compact enough to explore on foot. The trade-off is a lack of large-scale holiday complexes with sprawling grounds and organised entertainment, so it suits travellers who prefer a quiet, self-directed stay. For a budget trip built around atmosphere rather than entertainment, it offers strong value.
• Oualidia: Oualidia is a small lagoon town on the Atlantic coast near El Jadida, known for its oysters and calm, sheltered waters. Accommodation here is generally simple and inexpensive, which makes it appealing to travellers who want a quiet seafood stop on a tighter budget. Because the town is small, the choice of hotels is limited, so booking in advance helps secure the best rates. We recommend it for a restful, low-cost coastal stay built around food and scenery rather than organised activities.