• Portuguese City - The fortified city, constructed by the Portuguese at the dawn of the 16th century and named Mazagan (Mazagão in Portuguese), was captured by the Moroccans in 1769. Its fortifications, featuring bastions and ramparts, are an early example of Portuguese Renaissance military architecture. You can wander around and imagine yourself traveling back in time.
• Le Port d’El Jadida - The fishing port of El Jadida is a must-visit spot in the city. If you go early in the morning, you can witness the fishermen returning to the port. You can also stop for a lunch of fresh fish.
• El Jadida - A visit to the Arab League park, located opposite the resistance museum, is on the itinerary. History enthusiasts can explore the museum. Afterwards, a walk through the medina is planned, where you can purchase some souvenirs.
• Mazagan Golf Club - To conclude the day in style, you will follow the Atlantic coast to the stunning Mazagan resort. A seaside stroll and a tour inside the hotel are on the agenda.

• Private transportation

• Lunch

El Jadida is a charming coastal city in Morocco. Though not widely known among tourists, those who visit often find themselves enchanted. Nestled by the sea, this quaint town showcases impressive remnants of Portuguese architecture. The cistern, the ramparts, and the Church of the Assumption are all vestiges of its Portuguese past. The fishing port and the stroll along the Atlantic coast offer a refreshing escape and a chance to reconnect with the vibrancy of larger cities.

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