Tan-Tan: Where the Sahara Leans Out Over the Atlantic
A flat, windswept town between dunes and ocean, famous for its UNESCO-listed nomad gathering, camel-meat tagines and one of Morocco's great bird lagoons.
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Plage Blanche: Morocco's Quiet 40-Kilometre Shore
Where the Sahara's dunes slide straight into the Atlantic, Plage Blanche offers 40 km of near-empty sand — and a bumpy, unforgettable ride to reach it.
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Sidi Ifni: A Slow Atlantic Town of Blue Shutters and Sea Mist
A quiet clifftop town on Morocco's southern Atlantic coast, where Spanish Art Deco, morning fog and grilled sardines make an unhurried, easy-going holiday.
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Amtoudi: A Cliff-Top Granary Above a Hidden Oasis
Deep in the Anti-Atlas, the oasis village of Amtoudi guards one of Morocco's oldest fortified granaries — a quiet, uncrowded detour that rewards an unhurried pace.
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Legzira Beach: A Gentle Guide to Morocco's Red Arch
Red sandstone cliffs, one surviving natural arch and a tide that sets the pace. How to enjoy Legzira slowly, comfortably and at the right hour.
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