Small coastal village against the mountains, natural beach facing Ceuta.
Best time
Morning.
Parking
Hard · Difficult / winding road
Services
No services — bring supplies
Narrow road, limited access. Check road conditions.
About the spot
Set along Belyounech, Belyounech Beach is one of the favourite stops on Morocco's northern coast.
One of the last authentic villages before Ceuta.
Nearby you'll find Belyounech, making it an easy stop to combine with a wider visit of the area.
Why visit
- Calmer water and vibe than the busy main beaches.
- Beautiful panoramas and coastal scenery.
- More wild coast — discover with care.
- Lesser-known spot, for curious travellers.
What to bring
- Water, sunscreen and a cap.
- Towel and flip-flops.
- Extra snacks and water (limited services on site).
- Closed shoes if you'll walk on rocks.
Visitor tips
- Come in the morning before the crowds.
- Parking often tight afternoons in summer — arrive early.
- Winding access road — drive carefully and take breaks.
- Limited services on site — bring essentials.
- Stay for sunset — one of the best moments.
- Allow about 1–2 hours for a relaxed visit.
- Pairs well with Belyounech for a fuller day.
Frequently asked questions
How to get there
Practical tips
- Expect traffic in July–August, especially in the afternoon.
- For families, leave early to find parking.
- Bring water, sunscreen and hats.
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