Top Nature in Morocco

My advice is to learn a few basic Arabic phrases. The locals appreciate it, and it can help you negotiate better prices at the markets nearby.

I suggest bringing your own snacks and water; beachside vendors can be pricey and sometimes sell out quickly. Pack your lunch to save some cash!

Pro tip: avoid the beach during lunch hours. It's super crowded from 12 PM to 2 PM, and finding a nice spot will be tough!

I suggest arriving at Dalia Beach around 9 AM to beat the crowds. You'll get a nice spot to lay down your towel without feeling squished!

If you're into surfing, I recommend checking out early morning sessions around 7 AM. The waves are way better and there's less crowd.

I suggest bringing some snacks and water with you. The beach area can get a bit pricey if you rely on the local vendors, so save some cash for the good stuff later!

Look for local food spots off the main beach area. I discovered an amazing little place called 'Le Petit Café,' which had prices way better than the beachside restaurants!

My advice is to wear reef shoes if you're planning to explore the rocks. I didn’t, and I regretted stepping on some sharp things!

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!

Make sure to wear sunscreen, even if it's cloudy. I got burned and it was not fun!

my advice is to wear flip-flops or water shoes. the sand gets really hot in the afternoon and my feet were burning when i forgot mine.