Visit Asilah
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Port
- Art & Culture
Asilah: How to get there?
1hr drive from TangierAsilah: When to go?
From April to JuneAsilah: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Asilah Vacations
A charming seaside resort, Asilah is a stopping place for travellers who are exploring the northern part of the Atlantic coast during their holidays in Morocco.
Asilah: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A charming seaside resort, Asilah is a stopping place for travellers who are exploring the northern part of the Atlantic coast during their holidays in Morocco.
My suggestion
Beware of touts: they suggest places to stay to tourists, but you are at risk of being swindled.
Occupied by the Carthaginians followed by the Romans, Portuguese and Spanish, Asilah is a small, fortified, harbour town, that's easy to visit as a solo traveller, with the freedom to go where you please!
My suggestion
Brush up on your Spanish before visiting Asilah! The people here will talk to you in Spanish, rather than English or French - more so than in Tangier...
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