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Irish people love to go to Morocco for the culture, food, beaches, sports and shopping. This North African nation is synonymous with golden beaches, buzzing cities, vibrant souks and active sports. However, you can also trek the Sahara, surf on an idyllic beach or trek the Atlas Mountains. There is so much to see and experience in this budget destination.
It’s the perfect year-round holiday. Day time temperatures are up in the mid-20s most of the winter, and still hitting the 30s all through the autumn making Morocco a go-to place for a blast of sun, sea and surf just as it starts getting cold in Ireland. Morocco’s sandy coastline is actually 1,200 miles (nearly 2,000 km) long. The beaches themselves are stunning and line the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts with fascinating seaside towns and numerous idyllic stretches of golden sands. Eat lots of seafood when on the coast and enjoy the relaxed vibes of the lazy surf towns.
The Sahara Desert is a stunning place, and Morocco is a great starting point for venturing into the dunes. Endless layers of soft golden sand dunes fill the horizon, and climbing up these massive dunes is surreal. The atmosphere is so quiet and peaceful, and watching the sunset or sunrise over the desert is unforgettable. You'll also witness amazing stars, as there is barely any light pollution from civilization to cover them up. Shopping in Morocco is an experience to be remembered. Fez, Casablanca and Tangier are the most popular shopping hubs in the country. It’s easy to get lost in the winding mazes of souks packed with ceramics, spices, leather goods, baskets, carpets and jewellery. The medinas also have plentiful shopping opportunities. Giant mountains of colourful powdered spices, leather goods, vibrantly patterned pots and donkeys carrying carts of watermelons are all part of the visual magic. You can buy olives, spices and fresh produce at bargain prices from the street markets too.
Trekking experiences are plentiful. The main mountain ranges in Morocco are the Rif Mountains, Atlas Mountains, Middle Atlas Mountains and Anti Atlas Mountains. The Rif Mountains, located in the northern section of the country, are covered with cascades, forested land and caves. Expert trekkers will find more challenging terrain in the High Atlas Mountains.
Located just below the Mediterranean Sea, the cuisine in Morocco has similar ingredients to that of countries like Italy, Spain or Greece. The best fruits in Morocco include peaches, cherries, oranges, dates, and figs. Some traditional Moroccan dishes include couscous served with meat or roasted veggies, omelettes served with bread and olive oil, and fresh grilled sardines near the ocean. Tagines are also very popular. The Imperial cities of Morocco are teeming with history. Marrakech, Fez, Rabat, Casablanca and Meknes house a variety of palaces, churches, mosques and museums. Tours through the Imperial cities usually offer a day or two in each destination. It’s an eternally photogenic country. Ornate geometric patterns, thousands upon thousands of intricately placed tiles, and majestic archways – are just some parts of the best of Islamic and Moorish architecture.
Situated along the golden sands of Agadir Beach, the Atlas Amadil Beach Hotel offers guests a luxurious retreat in one of Morocco's most popular seaside destinations.
Key Features: Beachfront Location: The hotel boasts a prime beachfront location, allowing guests to enjoy direct access to the sandy shores of Agadir Beach. Whether you're sunbathing, swimming, or partaking in water sports activities, the beach is just steps away from the hotel.
Luxurious Accommodations: The Atlas Amadil Beach Hotel offers a range of elegant rooms and suites, each tastefully decorated and equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Many rooms feature private balconies or terraces with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean or the hotel's lush gardens.
Dining Options: Guests can indulge in a variety of culinary delights at the hotel's restaurants and bars, which offer a diverse selection of Moroccan and international cuisine. From gourmet fine dining to casual poolside snacks, there's something to satisfy every palate.
Leisure Facilities: The hotel features a range of leisure facilities, including outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center, tennis courts, and a spa offering a variety of rejuvenating treatments and massages.
Family-Friendly Amenities: Families traveling with children will appreciate the hotel's kid-friendly facilities, such as a children's pool, playground, and supervised kids' club offering a range of fun activities and entertainment.
Entertainment and Activities: Guests can enjoy a variety of entertainment options and activities during their stay, including live music performances, dance shows, and organized sports tournaments.
Excursions and Sightseeing:
The hotel can arrange excursions and sightseeing tours to explore the surrounding area, including visits to the historic Kasbah, shopping in the bustling souks, and day trips to nearby attractions such as Paradise Valley and the Atlas Mountains.
*The above prices are per person based on 2 adults sharing
Monday to Friday : 09:00 to 17:00
Saturday : 10:00 - 14:00
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