Morocco

Iberostar Beachfront Resorts in Morocco

You have arrived in the North African country of Morocco. Home to a captivating blend of mountain ranges, windswept beaches, and the breathtaking Sahara Desert. Delve into the kaleidoscopic sites of centuries-old souks, mosques and bustling medinas. You’ll also uncover dazzling cultural influences from Europe, Africa and Arab countries.

Situated on a stretch of prime beachfront, guests will discover 2 all-inclusive Iberostar Beachfront Resorts in Morocco. An unforgettable vacation setting, Iberostar’s superior properties make for an incredible experience for adults and families alike.

Known as the “blue pearl,” Saïdia boasts one of the longest beaches in the Mediterranean. Iberostar Waves Saïdia is a 5-star all-inclusive resort designed to offer guests a dream vacation. Featuring Berber decor and spectacular water views, enjoy local flavors and cocktails inside 4 restaurants and 6 bars. Or dip into 5 swimming pools, including one pool dedicated solely to water sports. Young guests from the ages of 4-to-17 are invited to participate in Star Camp’s robust activities. Adults can retreat inside our Turkish bath and sauna, followed by a pampering SPA Sensations massage.

In Agadir, Iberostar Waves Founty Beach is a family-friendly beachfront destination. Young children are welcome to splash in the swimming pool or enlist in activities at Star Camp. Adults will find 2 outdoor swimming pools, 1 heated indoor swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness room and sports like tennis and beach volleyball. Relaxing head-to-toe treatments are found inside our SPA Sensations. Nearby, leisure seekers will find 5 golf courses. Later, savor delicious cuisine inside our 2 restaurants, followed by cocktails and Iberostar’s live entertainment.

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Things to do in Morocco

From the front doors of Iberostar Beachfront Resorts in Morocco, explore an array of mountain excursions, water sports, golf courses, skiing, and caves with ancient rock engravings.

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Water Sports in Morocco

Thanks to its Mediterranean and Atlantic coastline, you’ll find an array of water sports. Optimum wind conditions beckon premium surfing and kite-surfing. And thanks to ideal all-round water temperatures, Morocco is an idyllic location for scuba diving.

Moroccan Golf Courses

Looking to tee off? Morocco is enjoying a rise in golf outings. Along the coastal areas, golf enthusiasts will discover several top-notch golf courses such as the Saïdia golf course.

Atlas Mountains Excursions, Hiking, and Trails

Home to sand dunes, rugged mountains and ravines, Morocco will delight hiking enthusiasts with a network of trails. Skilled rock climbers will find the northern Rif Mountains exciting; while the southern sand deserts are ideal for leisure camel rides and camping under the stars.

Caving, Rock Engraving, and Other Surprises

Thanks to a network of caves and rock engravings, speleology lovers can explore a subterranean spread of storied Moroccan sites.

The cities of Morocco

It’s no secret that the ancient cities of Fez, Rabat and Marrakech remain the most storied attractions in Morocco.

Fez

Once the largest city in the world, Fez remains a storied historical destination. Explore the Royal Palace, the Islamic college of Al-Attarine Madrasa and the University of Al Quaraouiyine (the oldest university in Africa). The Chouwara Tannery is noted for its elegant leather goods while the UNESCO-protected Medina of Fez hosts a medieval maze with over 9,000 cobblestone alleys.

Rabat

The capital of Morocco is home to the Mausoleum of Mohammed V where both the late Hassan II and his grandfather are buried. You’ll find a marble mausoleum decorated with zellige (geometric mosaic tiles), gold-leaf covered ceilings and topped with an emerald green tiled roof.

Marrakech

In Marrakech, the UNESCO-protected Bahia Palace (“the brilliant”) was built for Si Moussa and showcases a range of 19th century architectural styles. Don’t miss the Saadian tombs, a series of late 16th century mausoleums adorned with intricate tile work and archways. Meanwhile, Jemma el-Fnaa Square is a cultural epicenter for musical and artistic expressions.

Outdoor carpet and lanterns in the Sahara Desert

Ouarzazate

The gateway to the Sahara Desert, Ouarzazate is also home to the Kasbah of Taourirt, a grand 17th-century structure where the Pasha of Marrakech once resided. Nearby, the UNESCO-protected Ksar of Aït Benhaddou is made up of historic kasbahs, merchants houses, and known as the site of Hollywood films including Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Gladiator (2000) and Alexander (2004).

Casablanca

Home to 4 million people, Casablanca is a cosmopolitan port city on the Atlantic Ocean. The Mosque of Hassan II – the largest in Africa – features impressive hand carved wood and stone, gilded ceilings and a 210 meter-tall minaret. Nearby, visit the modernist Notre Dame de Lourdes church alongside the Casablanca Cathedral, a cultural-center and museum revered for its Art Deco, Moorish and neo-Gothic styles.

Elsewhere in Morocco

In northern Morocco, Meknes (also known as Mekinez) was founded by the Almoravids in the 11th-century and is anchored by the Great Royal Palace. Don’t forget your camera when visiting Chefchaouen, a city known for its intricate alleyways and striking blue-washed houses.

A resort destination with a crescent beach, Agadir is dotted with palm-lined boulevards and a seaside promenade. Drop your bags at Iberostar Waves Founty Beach and explore the lovely scenery of Morocco's southern Atlantic coast.

There is also the beach resort town of Saïdia, in Berkane. This small coastal town is in the far northeast of the country, on the shores of the Mediterranean. This is where Iberostar Waves Saïdia can be found.