Parking of port Essaouira
Ideal for parking any day of the week, this car park is large and happens to be an excellent starting point for a trip to the medina of Essaouira by foot. Parking will cost you a minimum of 10dhs.
Childrens Playground Essaouira
Two playgrounds for children on the beach in Essaouira, open 7 days a week, they are also near cafes and restaurants in the area. Slides, swings and toys are available for 3.00 Dhs per child.
Essaouira Beach
Essaouira Beach is perfect for enjoying a few moments of relaxation on fine sands, at the water's edge. The beach is a popular location for sports and recreational activities like kite-surfing and wind-surfing and water sports. There is also a childrens playground,...
Le Bastion de Bab Marrakech
The Tower of the Bastion of Bab Marrakech is located in the South West of the Medina of Essaouira, at the corner is the portion of the wall with the monumental gate of the same name. The stronghold (or "Burj" Bab Marrakech) built...
Jewish Cemetery
For centuries Essaouira was home to a large Jewish community and has two Jewish cemeteries. While the city had a cemetery with 2,400 graves, the oldest dating back to 1775, a new cemetery in front of the former was built in 1875....
Mosque Ben Youssef
The 200m2 monument, Mosque Ben Youssef is a place of worship and an important monument in Essaouira.
Essaouira Clock Tower
Inaugurated in the early twentieth century by Marshal Lyautey, the Essaouira Clock Tower is located a few steps from Bab Sbaa. This large square tower is an ideal place for a tour of the medina. Renovated in 2012, it finally displays the...
Place Moulay Hassan
Place Moulay Hassan Essaouira is one of the most beautiful plazas in the city. Located between the port and the entrance to the Medina, it offers sea views from one of the many cafes and restaurants in the surrounding areas. In the...
Sidi Kaouki Beach
The vast beach of Sidi Kaouki, located south 25km south of Essaouira, is perfect for water sports activities and camel riding. Restaurants, cafes, hostels with sea views and traditional boutiques are also by the sea.
Synagogue Slat Lkahal
Slat Lkahal synagogue is situated in the Mellah district of Medina. It was built in 1850 with funds raised during funeral ceremonies by members of the community who would mingle with crowds at funerals . "Slat Lkahal" which means "Synagogue of the...
Port of Essaouira
Built in 1509 by the portugese and renovated after being caught and bombarded by the French in the late 19th Century, the port of Essaouira is a place full of history. Today it is a small fishing port where boats cross. There...
Museum of Essaouira Mohamed Ben Abdellah
The museum established in a building of the XIX century, includes cultural and historical heritage of the region of Essaouira. From prehistory to present day, take a look at the changes in Essaouira and its rich history. As the only museum in...
Jewelry Souks of Essaouira
Jewelry is a well known market in Essaouira, with walls covered in Souiris tiles, this market offers many shops that exhibit and sell silver jewelry and semi-precious stones.
Place de la Resistance Essaouira
Place de la Resistance is located in the pleasant residential area of Essaouira, close to the seat of the Muncipality of Essaouira.
Muse Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah
The museum Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah was created in 1980. It houses many works of art, jewelry, musical instruments and even weapons, all dating from a period between the thirteenth and twentieth century.
Synagogue Simon Attias
The Simon Attias Synagogue is named after its builder who constructed the synagogue in the late nineteenth century. Covering an area of 500m2, it has a patio of 40m2 and consists of three floors. The first level is the main entrance with...
Souk of spices and fish in Essaouira
Along the ramparts, the Souk Laghzal offers merchant stalls of exotic spices and herbalists who offers cures for various ailments. Remedies for body and beauty care are also available from family run herbal stores.
Place de la Province of Essaouira
Facing the Ocean, this huge open square lined with palm trees and is the seat of the province that administers more than 500 000 residents.





