Real accommodation listings, thoughtfully gathered from Booking.com, Airbnb and direct hosts. Compare the location, what’s included and the cancellation terms before booking.
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ApartmentsApartments and rooms overlooking Magic Bay, with a pool and an on-site Moroccan restaurant. Check the exact room, amenities and transfer conditions with the property.
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GuesthousesA village-centre lodge with rooms, breakfasts and surf-and-yoga stays advertised by its host. A convenient base for walking to the two main beaches.
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Surf campsA small surf camp offering private or shared accommodation and surf-and-yoga packages. Ask what meals, coaching, equipment and airport transfers your chosen package includes.
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ApartmentsA two-bedroom serviced apartment listed by Aloha, with a bay-facing terrace, kitchen and shared pool. Confirm the precise apartment and current inclusions on Airbnb.
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ApartmentsA two-bedroom condo listing with a living room, kitchen and ocean-view balcony. Useful for a group seeking a self-catering base; check sleeping arrangements and house rules.
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VillasA sea-view villa listing near the surf beaches, with a communal kitchen and en-suite rooms. The host states that their team remains present during the stay—read that condition carefully.
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Carry some dirhams. Small businesses may be cash-only; do not rely on an ATM in the village.
Dress respectfully away from the beach, ask before portraits, and support local businesses.
The Atlantic is not a pool. Check currents and swell with a qualified local instructor; never assume a beach is safe to swim.
Bring sun protection, a refillable water bottle and a warm layer for breezy evenings. Take your rubbish home.