Morocco's Four Dreamy Beaches: Stunning scenery from the Atl

　　Introduction

　　Morocco not only has the vast golden Sahara Desert and the ancient Medina, but also has a coastline of more than 1,700 kilometers, connecting the vast Atlantic Ocean and the tranquil Mediterranean Sea. There are both wild waves suitable for surfing and fine sandy beaches suitable for vacation. If you are a beach lover or love to take pictures of the sea, Morocco will definitely surprise you!

　　This article will introduce you to the most beautiful5 dreamy beachesin Morocco. Whether you like surfing, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky, there is always a place for you.

　　Legzira Beach

　　Located near Agadir in southern Morocco, Legzira Beach is famous for its naturally formed red rock arches. These rocks have formed a unique and spectacular natural arch under the erosion of the waves. Even if part of the arch collapsed in the storm, it is still one of Morocco's most iconic natural wonders. The beach has soft sand and clear water, surrounded by majestic red cliffs and rocks. At sunset, the color of the cliffs and the reflection of the sea water form an intoxicating beauty.

　　Best time to visit:At sunset, the coastline presents the most beautiful color changes. The whole beach is surrounded by golden and red light and shadows, and the large red rock arch is set off, which is like a dream. At low tide, you can walk along the beach to explore more hidden corners.

　　Taghazout

　　Taghazout is a small fishing village in Morocco, located on the coastline about 20 kilometers north of Agadir. It was once famous for squid rings and hippies. Now it is the most famous surfing resort in Morocco. There are world-class waves here, especially in winter, when there are often big waves, which are very suitable for surfing. Anchor Point, Hash Point and Panoramas are all very suitable wave points.

　　In recent years, Taghazout has attracted more and more tourists and surfing enthusiasts from all over the world. If you are not a surfing enthusiast, you can also choose to go out to sea on a fishing boat, take pictures of the fishing village scenery at sunset, or drink mint tea in a cliffside cafe, overlooking the blue sea, and take pictures of the surfers on the waves.

　　Best surfing time:The Atlantic waves from October to April of the following year are the best for surfing, and the waves from May to September are smaller and more suitable for beginners.