On the Atlantic, Bouznika combines fine-sand beaches with golf, water sports and local discoveries. Your trip can have different focuses: walks along the coast, sporting activities, history or Moroccan-inspired cuisine. If you first think of the sea when choosing where to go, walking and water sports offer two different approaches; for a sporting focus, surfing lessons, other water sports and golf are also options.

Atlantic Coast and Beach

Bouznika’s beaches have fine sand; the Atlantic waves range from calm to rough. Fine sand describes the beach, while the range of waves reflects the character of the sea. The beaches invite you to enjoy peaceful walks and are also associated with water sports. A walk and a sporting activity offer different ways to spend time by the sea. Bouznika Beach received the Eco-label for thirteen consecutive years from 2007. This refers to a past run of awards.

Golf in Bouznika

Bouznika Bay Golf is in the heart of the seaside resort of Bouznika, in a resort by the sea between Casablanca and Rabat. Its nine holes are laid out around Oued Bouznika. The course also offers the option of playing at night. Its layout around Oued Bouznika is a specific feature of the nine-hole course; night play is a separate playing option. If this option is important for your plans, check its current availability in advance.

Surfing and Other Water Sports

Surfing offers raise two different questions: are you looking for lessons, or would you like to choose from several water sports? Association Bouznika SurfSchool offers surfing lessons for beginners and experienced surfers; ask the Association directly about current lesson arrangements. Bouznika Surf Camp offers surfing, scuba diving and kayaking in Bouznika Bay; check current availability with the provider. The two offerings differ in focus: lessons on the one hand, and three different water sports on the other.

History and Souks

History and local exploration are also among the options. La Kasbah de Bouznika is an old historic fortress; visitors can also explore local souks. These offer two different cultural points of interest: the historic fortress and the opportunity to explore local markets. If, alongside the coast and sports, you would also like to take history and local markets into account when choosing where to go, these offer a different focus.

Moroccan-Inspired Cuisine

Local cuisine is also part of the visitor experience. Restaurants in Bouznika offer Moroccan-inspired specialities, particularly grilled meat and fresh seafood. Grilled dishes offer a different culinary focus from seafood; you can consider these two specific options alongside the coast, golf and culture when choosing where to go.

For the broader travel overview: Ben Slimane.