The beach is wide and the surf is moderate. The sand is also hard and good for walking. There are a few modestly priced restaurants close to the beach that offer good value. Don't expect to swim much because the water is shallow and sometimes muddy. I guess the tide is also about 4 -5 feet that makes the section... More

Many small streets, still life places, nice shops, nice fishing port. One of the most beautiful place around Morocco, what I have visited. The place is great for Photographers, the best is stay there minimum 2 days.

Its so sad how dirty this beach is in contrast to the beauty of the dunes and the beach itself. There is even an area call plastic alley. so sad, something should be done to clean it up.

The wide expanse of beach, certainly at low tide makes this beach impossible to crowd. The sand is clean, and although in places it looks as though oil has slicked across, on closer examination, it is streaks of black sand. It's uplifting to see the windsurfers and seagulls wings competing for airspace. Camel rides are available and it can be... More

It was not the cleanest beach I visited in Morocco. It is fun to walk along, catch a camel ride,or ride horses on. the views are magnificent and some people swim the cannel there. Only shells are along seawall when tide is out.

A great place for long walks along the beach for miles. Diabat is only 5km away and a stop off at the 'Jimi Hendrix' cafe for mint tea or soft drinks worth a visit.

nice but beware on taking photographs, people are not very friendly when they see you taking photos. sometimes you take the camera to shoot one landscape but they think you are photographing them! and some of them can become a bit nasty

I can't say more than this review's title. But I should caution you that I came a across some bad characters on my visit on the beach -- I suspect I may have been pick pocketed had I not foiled their attempt.

The beach is a very long stretch of nice sand. Close to the village some sellers might bother you, but further down it is very peaceful. The first couple of meters of sand close to the wall are relatively shabby - be careful with broken bottles - but closer to the water is is fine. Lots of shells for kids... More