Morocco
On the Southern Royal Golf Road

Where to stay (2)

- Agadir

After the earthquake and the rebuilding of the new Agadir, The Kasbah, holiday village of white and blue bungalows built in the shade of eucalyptus, palm trees, tamarisks or bushes of boungainvilleas, was one of the first tourism complex to open. Becoming part of Accor Group under the brand of Coralia, the village has been improved and modernized year by year and is still a favourite accommodation for people who like sport and want to stay near the beach and at walking distance from the centre of the city.
Activity leaders ensure a balance between friendly group festivities and privacy, in the spirit of freedom that reigns at Coralia. Festive activities emphasise the host country through thematic evenings, lectures, concerts and exhibitions featuring local artists. Dining at Coralia means enjoying meals at your own pace, according to your particular tastes, whenever, however and with whomever you wish. At Coralia, you will discover new and local cuisines.

Two gourmet restaurants – open to outside customers – provide seafood and crayfish (veru tasteful grilled squillfish or big prawns) in La Langouste but couscous or local tajines in the other one.

- El Jadida

The construction of El Jadida hotel and golf has been decided in the years 1990 by the local maritime authorities who wanted to promote tourism in the neighbourhood of the former Mazagan port which the Lyautey Marshall called “ the Moroccan Deauville”. It is located at a few kilometres from the old city on the edge of an eucalyptus forest planted in 1930 by French colonists along the seashore to stabilize the sand dunes. Nowadays it is one of the most attractive golf resort at less than an hour drive from Casablanca international airport.
Located next to the golf course which is considered as one of the best in the country, the Sofitel Royal Golf El Jadida has been built in a typical Moorish style around a large outside pool along the seashore. It offers 117 rooms including 10 suites having or balcony or generous terraces and are decorated in blue and ochre to complement the natural environment. Sauna, hammam, massage, gym… are open to the residents. The “Mazagan” restaurant opens its picture windows to the pool and serves international cuisine whilst the “Al Jawhara restaurant”, typically Arabian Nights decorated, offers Moroccan delights for the pleasure of those who like it. The piano-bar is the reproduction of the very special architecture of the famous El Jadida old Portuguese water citern. But serves also other drinks!

Dining out. At Ben Ali restaurant on the left side just at the entry in the city of El Jadida. It is a casual bistro style but seafood and fish are fresh and the service is cool and friendly while the restaurant overlokks the beach.

Bungalows at the Kasbah Club

The Kasbah resturant on the terrace

El Jadida Sofitel

The bar reminds the ancient citern of the Portuguese Mazagan
Al Jawhara Morrocan restaurant

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