Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots 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 recommend packing some snacks and water. There's this amazing hike up to Toubkal, and trust me, you’ll want to munch before you reach the top!

My advice is to download offline maps before you head out. Wi-Fi is spotty, and you wouldn't want to miss stunning spots just because you got lost.

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.

Pack layers! The weather can change quickly up in the mountains, and I learned the hard way that a bit of cold wind can turn a fun hike into a chilly one.

Leave around 6 AM to catch the sunrise on the summit – it’s breathtaking and way cooler before the midday sun hits!

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!

Bring plenty of water and snacks! It can get pretty hot, and you don’t want to keep running back to expensive beach cafes.

if you're not a pro at sandboarding start on the smaller dunes first. it can be intimidating and easing into it makes for a more enjoyable experience.

Check for local vendors for sandboarding gear instead of renting from the beach. You might save some cash and get better equipment too.

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

Definitely try out the local surf schools! I took a class and it was super fun and a great way to meet people. Prices are reasonable compared to other spots in Morocco, and instructors are friendly.

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!