Taghazout

Taghazout has attracted hippies and surfers since the 1960s, but it’s become more of a cultural crossroads in recent years as tourists look for a seaside escape that’s less trodden than Essauoira or Agadir. You’ll see as many fully dressed Moroccan women on the beach as you will bikini-clad foreigners, and it’s easy to find establishments serving pizza and beer. Some cafés have started catering to digital nomads and advertise their Internet speeds at the entrance.