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7-Day Rabat–Salé Yacht Charter Itinerary: Moroccan Mediterranean Coast

Embark on an enriching Rabat–Salé yacht charter, commencing from the historic twin cities at the mouth of the Bou Regreg River. This Moroccan Mediterranean adventure invites you to explore a coastline rich in ancient history, vibrant souks, and serene anchorages. Feel the warm Atlantic breeze as you navigate past fortified kasbahs and golden beaches, discovering the unique blend of Arab, Berber, and Andalusian influences. Your luxury yacht becomes a private portal to a world of exquisite flavours, intricate craftsmanship, and the captivating rhythm of coastal Morocco, offering a truly distinctive Mediterranean sailing experience.

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  1. DAY 01

    Rabat & Salé

    Begin your journey in the twin cities of Rabat, Morocco's capital, and Salé. Explore the UNESCO-listed Oudayas Kasbah in Rabat, a fortified artists' quarter with blue and white houses, and wander through Salé's ancient medina.

    • Oudayas Kasbah
    • Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V
    • Salé's Bab Mrissa Gate
    • Andalusian Gardens
    Anchorage
    Bou Regreg Marina
    Dining
    Traditional Moroccan tagines at Dar Naji
  2. DAY 02

    Mohammedia

    Sail south to Mohammedia, a charming coastal city known for its pleasant beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy a stroll along the corniche and observe local life at the fishing port.

    • Mohammedia Corniche
    • Plage Mimosa
    • Golf Royal Dar Es Salam (nearby)
    • Central Market
    Anchorage
    Port of Mohammedia
    Dining
    Fresh seafood at a waterfront restaurant
  3. DAY 03

    Casablanca

    Experience the vibrant energy of Casablanca, Morocco's largest city and economic hub. Visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the world's largest, and explore the city's Art Deco architecture.

    • Hassan II Mosque
    • Corniche Ain Diab
    • Old Medina of Casablanca
    • Rick's Cafe (replica)
    Anchorage
    Port of Casablanca
    Dining
    Fine dining at La Sqala for Moroccan specialties
  4. DAY 04

    El Jadida

    Continue your journey to El Jadida, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its 16th-century Portuguese fortified city, Mazagan. Explore the well-preserved ramparts and the fascinating underground cistern.

    • Portuguese City of Mazagan
    • Cistern
    • El Jadida Beach
    • Horse riding along the coast
    Anchorage
    Port of El Jadida
    Dining
    Seafood by the ramparts
  5. DAY 05

    Oualidia

    Discover the tranquil lagoon of Oualidia, a serene coastal resort town famous for its oyster farms and birdwatching opportunities. Enjoy water sports in the calm waters.

    • Oualidia Lagoon
    • Oyster tasting
    • Birdwatching (flamingos, avocets)
    • Surfing lessons
    Anchorage
    Oualidia Lagoon (shallow draft)
    Dining
    Fresh oysters and seafood at a lagoon-side restaurant
  6. DAY 06

    Safi

    Head further south to Safi, a historic port city celebrated for its pottery and sardine fishing. Explore the potters' quarter and the imposing Dar Bahar fortress.

    • Potters' Quarter (Colline des Potiers)
    • Dar Bahar Fortress
    • National Ceramics Museum
    • Safi Beach
    Anchorage
    Port of Safi
    Dining
    Grilled sardines by the port
  7. DAY 07

    Return to Rabat

    Enjoy a final morning sail back towards Rabat and Salé, reflecting on the diverse experiences of Morocco's Atlantic coast. Disembark in the afternoon with lasting memories of your journey.

    • Coastal scenery during return sail
    • Last-minute souvenir shopping in Salé
    • Relaxing on deck
    • Sunset views over the Atlantic
    Anchorage
    Bou Regreg Marina
    Dining
    Farewell dinner in Rabat
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