Ain Diab is beautiful. It was pretty tranquil as we visited it in April, just before the tourist season. There is a very nice causeway which we walked along high above the beach. It seems quite popular with the local populace as well as tourists. The beach itself was dotted with small umbrellas with tables and chairs to relax in and have a bite. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish lying around which takes away from the beauty
A beach I like... In beautiful area with forest and plenty of trees, large fields and windy empty areas and countryside views... A beautiful place to camp in, hang out, jog, ride bicycle and work out. Fresh air.
The beach was good for a dip, but for us the highlight were the ponds to the left side as we entered. There was coral, fish, and thousands of sea urchins and crabs.
It ended up being one of our favourite stops in Morocco. Highly recommended!
Ain Diab is beautiful. It was pretty tranquil as we visited it in April, just before the tourist season. There is a very nice causeway which we walked along high above the beach. It seems quite popular with the local populace as well as tourists. The beach itself was dotted with small umbrellas with tables and chairs to relax in and have a bite. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish lying around which takes away from the beauty
Ain Diab is beautiful. It was pretty tranquil as we visited it in April, just before the tourist season. There is a very nice causeway which we walked along high above the beach. It seems quite popular with the local populace as well as tourists. The beach itself was dotted with small umbrellas with tables and chairs to relax in and have a bite. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish lying around which takes away from the beauty
A beach I like... In beautiful area with forest and plenty of trees, large fields and windy empty areas and countryside views... A beautiful place to camp in, hang out, jog, ride bicycle and work out. Fresh air.
The beach was good for a dip, but for us the highlight were the ponds to the left side as we entered. There was coral, fish, and thousands of sea urchins and crabs.
It ended up being one of our favourite stops in Morocco. Highly recommended!