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Top 10 Places to visit in Morocco

Morocco Travel Series The Top Ten places to visit in Morocco Morocco is one of the most diverse countries the world and certainly in the recent years it’s growing out to become the No. 1 tourist destination on its own right. Today’s numerous economical flights, which now fly to over 6 cities in Morocco enable anyone to drop there and spend a great weekend in one of the beautiful cities of the country. No matter if you want to do a cultural exploration of the Islamic – Oriental- Northern African cultural heritages, if you want a culinary tour, or some days of Sun-Sea-Sand, you can now combine all these when in Morocco. In this article I would like to provide you some guidance on what I think are the top 10 things you shouldn’t miss out on trying or doing when in Morocco. Visit the Old District of Fez Fés Medina the world famous leather manufacture     Having the biggest, untouched oriental souk (Medieval market) quarter in the whole world (als

Top 10 Natural Wonders of Morocco- Part 5


Morocco Travel: 

The Top 10 Natural Wonders of Morocco

Part 5

Oualidia, Morocco
The beautiful Oualidia

Oualidia – the Moroccan Miami



Being in Oualidia, it feels like you somehow got lost on the way and accidentally got to the Caribbean! It is no big words that Oualidia is Morocco’s Miami: the two cities have lots of similarities as for their geographical settings and Oualidia has the same potential to become an exquisite holiday – resort city as its American predecessor did that before. Located at the Westernmost shores of Morocco, 

Oualidia is gifted with a warm ocean climate, which basically means that the sky and the sea is always blue over here: some smart investors already smelled out the huge business possibilities over here and have built exquisite resorts and there is a growing number of elegant villas, belonging mostly to the wealthier people of the Northern lying cities of the country especially from Casablanca, Fez and Marrakech.

But let’s say a few more words on the exceptional location of Oualidia: the city has a beautiful bay which embraces a large peninsula alongside an island, which also creates a beautiful and picturesque lagoon. The place is also gifted with beautiful golden sand and its natural breakwater system makes it just perfect for a good swim or soak.

Oualidia is a famous winter and spring-time stopover place for lots of migrating birds, out of which the pink flamingos make the most beautiful view!

As an addition, Oualidia is full of fish and oyster restaurants offering a great variety of the locally caught fishes. Although Oualidia is meant as an attraction as a whole and its partly manmade, I chose to include it on this list simply for its God-given natural beauty which really makes this place outstanding. If you are looking for the atmosphere and feel of the Caribbean, you should definitely get here.




  Oualidia is easily reachable from most of the big cities as it’s between Casablanca and Essaouira and it's pretty close to Marrakech too– the most popular holiday resort for those living in this area, being some of the most populated full of beautiful cities along the shoreline. 

The closest city to Oualidia is the beautiful historical El Jadida which has good train and bus connections with both Casa and Marrakech. From El Jadida, Oualidia is about 1-1, 5 hours by bus or by rented car.

I hope you liked this part which is one of my personal favorites ( being a sea-lover). If you have anything to add or comment on for me to add to this please do it in the comment section. 

And to see more photos of this picturesque place please click here to visit my Pinterest Album I've created for the sake of this Top Ten. Click here to get there.

Continue reading Part 6 of Natural Wonders of Morocco.

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