El Jadida, literally meaning 'the new one' is a nice old town on the Atlantic coast, about 100 kilometer south of Casablanca. El Jadidas open stretch of beach is the towns main highlight. The beach is a Moroccan destination in the summer, large crowds of Moroccans from Casablanca, Marrakesh, and Fes arrive to tan, swim, and play soccer on the enormous beach. Its a great place to swim!

The Medina is very European in style, a walled seaside village with a few churches lining the roads. The medina was founded in 1513 by the Portuguese and named Mazagan. In 1769, the city was captured by the Moroccans and re-named "El-Jadida". The old town, also called the Cite Portugaise is constantly being restored. Dont miss a walk around the old town (especially around sunset over the Atlantic), exploring the walls and many chapels. The Portuguese Cistern (9-6) is worth a look if there is water in the underground vault. However, its a bit of a disappointment if there is not a thin layer of water to mirror its roof. The cistern was used in Orson Welles film Othello.

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Ait Ourir
Al Hoceima
Asilah
Azemmour
Azrou
Boumalne
Casablanca
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Chaouen
Dades Gorge
Dades Valley
Dakhla
El ayoune
El Jadida
Erfoud
Essaouira
Fez
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Ifrane
igheem
Imilchil
Imlil
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Oujda
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Smara
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Tafraoute
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Taza
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Tin Mal
Tineghir
Tiznit
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