Full Board Holidays to Morocco

Large coastal resorts are where full board tends to work most smoothly, with several dining options and reliable daily service.

• Agadir: Agadir is the main package-holiday resort on the Atlantic coast, and its larger hotels run full board with buffet restaurants, poolside service and a steady supply of grilled fish and tagines. The long sandy bay means you can eat in before a beach afternoon and walk the promenade in the evening. We favour it for travellers who want the board basis to do most of the work, though the resort centre is quieter than the old city, so expect a plainer evening atmosphere. Explore more Morocco holidays today.
• Essaouira: Essaouira offers a smaller range of full board hotels than the big resorts, but several properties near the walled medina serve evening meals that suit a relaxed pace. Because the town is compact, you can walk from your hotel to the harbour and back for lunch, which makes a full board plan feel less restrictive. The trade-off is fewer large buffets, so we recommend it for guests who enjoy a slower routine and a set dinner.
• Marrakech resort belt: The resort hotels on the edge of Marrakech, a short taxi ride from the medina, often provide full board with extensive buffets, pools and gardens that keep the whole day in one place. Staying outside the medina gives you space and easy evening meals, although each city trip then needs a taxi, which adds cost. We suggest this option for families or guests who want the convenience of full board with the option of a city day out. Browse Morocco Family Holidays for resort options.
• Tangier: Tangier's larger hotels on the Atlantic and Strait sides run full board mainly for city-break guests who want to split days between the seafront and the old town, the same brief our Morocco Last Minute Holidays deals are built around. The dining rooms here tend to be smaller and more formal than the coastal resorts, with menus leaning towards Moroccan and European dishes. We recommend this northern gateway for travellers who value a city base with good ferry links and a board basis that does not tie them to the hotel.
• Fes: Full board in Fes is usually offered by riad-style hotels inside or close to the old medina, where evening meals are served in courtyards and on roof terraces. The narrow streets mean you cannot drive to most properties, so luggage transfers are on foot and dining is shaped by the quarter you stay in. We advise this for guests who want an immersive medina stay and are happy to eat within walking distance of their room.