3 Days Itinerary in El Jadid, Morocco - Travel Guide
A Memorable Moroccan Mosaic: 3 Days in El Jadida
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Stepping into Storybook Streets |
| 2 | Day 2 - Marveling at Architectural Masterpieces |
| 3 | Day 3 - Diving into a Cultural Tapestry |
Introduction
Immerse yourself in an adventure of historical grandeur and architectural marvels as you journey through El Jadida, a captivating Moroccan port city built by Portuguese settlers. From seafront fortresses to bustling marketplaces, this trip offers you a colorful and captivating slice of Moroccan life.
Day 1 - Stepping into Storybook Streets
Kickstart your adventure at the Cité Portugaise, where you'll get your first taste of the city's rich history. The fortress's cobbled streets and imposing ramparts tell tales of Portugal's former glory. Don't miss the Praça Moulay Hassan, it is like travelling back in time. Next, you'll explore the Seaport, tapping into your inner sailor as you watch boats bobbing up and down, while catching glimpses of the distant sea. Close your day by watching the sun set over Atlantic at the El Jadida Beach. Coupled with the cooling sea breeze and local delicacies from nearby vendors, it's the perfect setting to reflect on your day.
Day 2 - Marveling at Architectural Masterpieces
Begin your second day at the Church of the Assumption, an echo of El Jadida's Portuguese past, followed by the iconic Mazagan Beach Resort, a family-friendly venue teeming with leisure activities. Next, make your way to Sidi Bouafi Lighthouse. You will feel like a real-life adventurer exploring the nooks and crannies of this charming beacon. End your day at Morocco's culinary heart, the Municipal Market. Delight in local foods, stock up on local crafts, and get your taste buds tingling with bold flavors of Moroccan cuisine. So, are you ready for a sensory overload?
Day 3 - Diving into a Cultural Tapestry
On your final day, pay a visit to the Deauville Plage for a serene morning by the sea. Explore the mystic Cisterns of El Jadida, a breathtaking underground water reservoir with stunning light effects. For lunch, enjoy a local delicacy - grilled sardines at any waterfront cafe. Finally, make your way to North Bastion for a panoramic view of the city . As the sun dips below the horizon, you'll marvel at how El Jadida has etched its enchanting allure into your heart forever. Ready to book your tickets yet?
Emma Turner
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
El Jadid
El Jadida is a year-round destination, but spring (April-June) and fall (September-November) offer the most pleasant weather.
Absolutely, most tourists find El Jadida to be very safe. However, common sense precautions, like staying vigilant about personal belongings, should be exercised.
While the official language is Arabic, most locals are also fluent in French. English is also understood in several tourist areas.