Moulay Bousselham

Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean and the Merja lagoon, the Moulay Bousselham is one of Morocco's most beautiful nature reserves. It is popular as a farming, fishing, and tourist village between Rabat and Tangier. The isolated golden beaches, picturesque lagoons, campsites, and calm waters are what make this destination special. It is located an hour away from both Tangier and Rabat by road.

It's a sparsely populated village, lined with traditional white and blue houses, reflecting the beauty of the wilderness of Rabat. The climate here is very pleasant as it is usually warm and has a mix of cold trade winds. The village is named after the saint whose tomb was created between the coast and the lagoon. This serene seaside village is visited by many bird varieties and marine life. It is popular among surfers, bird connoisseurs or those looking to soak in the warmth of the sun. The Merja Zerga National Park in Moulay Bousselham is home to a variety of bird species including flamingos, herons and egrets. With several spas and resorts, the Moulay Bousselham village provides a plethora of opportunities for its visitors to rejuvenate and relax.