Oualidia is an oyster and nature lover’s paradise.
Oualidia has sandy beaches and a natural saltwater lagoon, both safe for swimming.
Or, you’re free to hire a tiny boat and go for a leisurely cruise.
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If you’re feeling particularly ambitious, Oualidia’s gentle waves are perfect for learning how to surf.
Oualidia is also a prime spot for bird-watching.
The wetlands are actually ideal for the production of salt.
Erika Hobart
Where to Eat in Oualidia
Oualidia is known for its delicious seafood namely, oysters.
Local producers have been shellfish farming here since the 1950s and produce about 200 tonnes of oysters each year.
Also popular in town isOctopus, a casual restaurant with a pool that serves Moroccan-European fusion, seafood-centric dishes.
Erika Hobart
Another option is to skip the restaurants altogether and take a walk along the beach.
Here, you’ll encounter plenty of fishermen selling their catch of the day.
Erika Hobart
Erika Hobart
Erika Hobart
Erika Hobart
Erika Hobart
