Top Active Leisure Sport in Morocco

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The café prices can be a bit steep, and there’s not much around to grab something cheap nearby.

I think looking into local cooking classes can be a fun twist! I did one, and it was a highlight; you’ll learn how to make tagine like a pro. Just be sure to book in advnce!

I suggest bringing your own paintball gear if you have it, it can save you some rental fees and the equipment was a bit worn out during my visit.

My advice is to familiarize yourself with the rules before you start. I had a rough first couple of matches because I didn’t know what was what.

If you’re looking to save some cash, consider bringing your own snacks and drinks for the trek. The prices at the huts can be a bit steep!

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can. The beach was much less crowded, and it really allowed for more fun and relaxation.

I suggest renting a bike to explore the coastline. It’s a beautiful ride and you can hit the quieter spots away from the crowd. Plus, it's way cheaper than taxis.

Check out the food stalls near the beach at lunchtime. I found some amazing grilled seafood at great prices! Eating local food will save you some cash and it’s way tastier than restaurants.

If you're planning to stay for sunset, bring a light jacket. It gets chilly once the sun goes down, and I was caught off guard without one!