Vila Bea, facing Moulay Bousselham beach
Incredible sunsets and an endless beach
Vila Bea, facing Moulay Bousselham beach
Incredible sunsets and an endless beach
A place to discover and surroundings to explore to immerse yourself in nature and authenticity
A permanent show
Every day, the beach awaits you for long walks in the sand and invigorating baths, and offers you a different spectacle throughout the day as the tide changes.
Every evening, the sun offers you incredible sunsets, unmissable events that you can admire from your room or from the terraces.
The village, a site of great beauty
Located in the North of Morocco, between the sea and the Rif mountains, Moulay Bousselham has five thousand inhabitants all year round and many more in the summer when inhabitants of Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Moroccans from abroad and some European tourists come take advantage of its warm but not too warm climate, ventilated by the trade winds, its endless beaches.
A typical seaside village in the summer, between the lagoon populated by thousands of birds and a huge beach where sports enthusiasts and fans of tanning and sand castles meet and have fun in a joyful oriental and family atmosphere.
Moulay Bousselham is located in the North of Morocco, a region often unknown but in full development thanks to the influence of the King.
Equidistant from Tangier and Rabat, on the Atlantic coast, and close to these two airports, Moulay Bousselham offers a wonderful opportunity for rejuvenation, relaxation and romance for all lovers of Morocco and the Sea in a simple atmosphere. , warm and natural.
The village, a site of great beauty
Located in the North of Morocco, between the sea and the Rif mountains, Moulay Bousselham has five thousand inhabitants all year round and many more in the summer when inhabitants of Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Moroccans from abroad and some European tourists come take advantage of its warm but not too warm climate, ventilated by the trade winds, its endless beaches.
A typical seaside village in the summer, between the lagoon populated by thousands of birds and a huge beach where sports enthusiasts and fans of tanning and sand castles meet and have fun in a joyful oriental and family atmosphere.
Moulay Bousselham is located in the North of Morocco, a region often unknown but in full development thanks to the influence of the King.
Equidistant from Tangier and Rabat, on the Atlantic coast, and close to these two airports, Moulay Bousselham offers a wonderful opportunity for rejuvenation, relaxation and romance for all lovers of Morocco and the Sea in a simple atmosphere. , warm and natural.
To see and do in the region, in the North
To see and do in the region, in the North
Tangier, the white city that dominates the Strait of Gibraltar, facing Spain whose outlines can be seen
Tangier has a rich history and a unique geography. The beauty of its site and its light have made it a source of inspiration for generations of the greatest artists (from Matisse to the Rolling Stones, from Delacroix to Paul Bowles, S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac…).
During the 40s and 50s, Tangier was an international zone and a paradise for all social classes and eccentric personalities (artists, writers, millionaires, secret agents and gamblers!!).
Even today, the powerful charm of Tangier operates… From the formerly sulfurous alleys of the Petit Socco to the more than ever avant-garde terraces of the many cafes.
Tangier, the white city that dominates the Strait of Gibraltar, facing Spain whose outlines can be seen
Tangier has a rich history and a unique geography. The beauty of its site and its light have made it a source of inspiration for generations of the greatest artists (from Matisse to the Rolling Stones, from Delacroix to Paul Bowles, S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac…).
During the 40s and 50s, Tangier was an international zone and a paradise for all social classes and eccentric personalities (artists, writers, millionaires, secret agents and gamblers!!).
Even today, the powerful charm of Tangier operates… From the formerly sulfurous alleys of the Petit Socco to the more than ever avant-garde terraces of the many cafes.
Larache, an Atlantic city with a fascinating past with many places to visit
Also known by the ancient name of Lixus, Larache is a Moroccan city famous for its seafront and its still very present fishing activity.
The liveliest place is located around the central square or Liberation Square (ex: plaza de España) of Arab-Andalusian style, lined with many terraced cafes. From this square, the Bab el medina gate delimits one of the entrances to the old medina, where you can stroll and discover the Esseghir souk (Little Souk), the vegetable market that is always open.
The beach, located on the other bank of the river, is accessible either on foot (300 m from the central square) with crossing by boat, or by car or by bus bypassing the river, overlooked by the city cemetery, made famous for the desire of the writer Jean Genet (1910-1986) to be buried there.
Larache, an Atlantic city with a fascinating past with many places to visit
Also known by the ancient name of Lixus, Larache is a Moroccan city famous for its seafront and its still very present fishing activity.
The liveliest place is located around the central square or Liberation Square (ex: plaza de España) of Arab-Andalusian style, lined with many terraced cafes. From this square, the Bab el medina gate delimits one of the entrances to the old medina, where you can stroll and discover the Esseghir souk (Little Souk), the vegetable market that is always open.
The beach, located on the other bank of the river, is accessible either on foot (300 m from the central square) with crossing by boat, or by car or by bus bypassing the river, overlooked by the city cemetery, made famous for the desire of the writer Jean Genet (1910-1986) to be buried there.
Asilah, a small seaside resort and medina full of charm
A restored Arab-Andalusian palace, towers and immaculate facades, a majestic, brand new library, and a myriad of art galleries now serve as the backdrop for a contemporary art festival launched in 1978 by two local intellectuals. It attracts the greatest international artists every July.
The American painter Richard Dana, the Japanese Mizue Sawano and others have left their indelible mark by coloring the walls of the medina with sublime frescoes.
Asilah, a small seaside resort and medina full of charm
A restored Arab-Andalusian palace, towers and immaculate facades, a majestic, brand new library, and a myriad of art galleries now serve as the backdrop for a contemporary art festival launched in 1978 by two local intellectuals. It attracts the greatest international artists every July.
The American painter Richard Dana, the Japanese Mizue Sawano and others have left their indelible mark by coloring the walls of the medina with sublime frescoes.
To see and do in the region, in the South and in the East
To see and do in the region, in the South and in the East
Rabat, in the south, capital of Morocco full of charm, listed as a UNESCO heritage site
Surrounded by ramparts, the capital of the Kingdom has an important architectural heritage which includes many monuments such as the gates of the enclosure of the Kasbah of Oudaïa, the minaret of the Hassan mosque (12th century) which rises to 55 m, a of the rare vestiges of this unfinished building and, near the city, the necropolis of Chellah.
The city is home to several museums (archaeology, crafts, contemporary art or photography). But it is also a city that is evolving, modernizing with a marina, a tram, an opera, a museum of modern art…
Rabat, in the south, capital of Morocco full of charm, listed as a UNESCO heritage site
Surrounded by ramparts, the capital of the Kingdom has an important architectural heritage which includes many monuments such as the gates of the enclosure of the Kasbah of Oudaïa, the minaret of the Hassan mosque (12th century) which rises to 55 m, a of the rare vestiges of this unfinished building and, near the city, the necropolis of Chellah.
The city is home to several museums (archaeology, crafts, contemporary art or photography). But it is also a city that is evolving, modernizing with a marina, a tram, an opera, a museum of modern art…
In the East, multiple proposals for tourist visits
The Rif and its magnificent landscapes of mountains and beaches, in particular that of Al Hoceima
Chefchaouen, 600 m above sea level, nicknamed “the blue city”
Meknes, imperial city
Volubilis and its Roman ruins, the largest archaeological site in Morocco.
A variety and richness that can meet the tastes and interests of all. All these destinations are easily accessible for a day or two, depending on the weather and individual desires.
In the East, multiple proposals for tourist visits
The Rif and its magnificent landscapes of mountains and beaches, in particular that of Al Hoceima
Chefchaouen, 600 m above sea level, nicknamed “the blue city”
Meknes, imperial city
Volubilis and its Roman ruins, the largest archaeological site in Morocco.
A variety and richness that can meet the tastes and interests of all. All these destinations are easily accessible for a day or two, depending on the weather and individual desires.