All-inclusive holidays in Morocco

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POV: you didn't book an all inclusive holiday to Morocco, so now you have to fill your time with trips so you don't get bored out your mind, and you're stuck wandering tirelessly in the heat getting crankier by the second. If that actually sounds like what you're looking for, then don't you worry your little comfy Crocs. We've got plenty of regular Morocco holidays for all that mountain-climbing, souk-exploring goodness, but if you'd rather just kick back by the pool, maybe scream your lungs out on a waterslide or two, and try to master your knee-highs in the daily water aerobics class (or just watch from the sidelines with a Moroccan mojito - not naming names) - then that's where these hotels come in. They've literally got it ALL included (clues in the name). Oh, and if you bag one of our last-minute holidays, you can be doing all that as early as next week! Hold onto your fez, folks.

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Our favourite all-inclusive hotels in Morocco

A famous fivesome once said 'spice up your life,' and we think a holiday to Morocco's the perfect way to start - and we're not talking about that naughty novel you've got tucked in your suitcase. If you like the sound of cheap holidays abroad, with hotels with swanky rooms you can Instagram the heck out of, pools big enough to dunk and dive into (which, trust us - in this heat, you'll definitely want to - even if you're normally strictly a toe-dipper), activities that you're more likely to watch and narrate than take part in, and a cheeky bit of shawarma on the beach (steady on), then we've just done you a massive favour by pulling these tip-top hotels together. You're so welcome.

Family-friendly all-inclusive hotels in Morocco

OK, parents - we've got the solution for bored kids on holiday. It starts with 'water' and ends with 'park'. Or, Marrakech's biggest and baddest waterpark, to be exact (here's looking at you, Aqua Fun Club). Even if you're not at a hotel with a waterpark though, these guys are all packed with activities so everyone can stay entertained without you needing to fork out any extra Dirham (that's Moroccan currency, by the way). Whether you want to pack them off to mini club or play happy families in the pool, Morocco's got plenty of hotels for you and the fam where everything's just a hop, skip and a jetty away.

All-inclusive hotels in Morocco for couples

Take a seat, 'cause we're about to spill all the Moroccan mint tea on couples' holidays at these hotels in Marrakech. You're in for a pool-dunking, cocktail-slurping, disco-dancing good time, and we can promise you one thing - it's gonna be HOT (around 28°C, depending when you go 😎). And steamy (depending whether you book in a cheeky sauna sesh or not). And tasty, if the all-inclusive buffet is anything to go by. You can pile your plate and eat couscous until it's coming out your ears. Not literally, though. You should probably see someone about that.

Where to stay in Morocco

Agadir is more than just a beachy paradise, though let’s be real, its sands are the stuff of legends. Families, grab your buckets and spades because Agadir Bay offers sun, surf, and sandcastles galore. But wait, there’s more! The Crocopark is a snappy hit with the kids, and it's not just because of the toothy grins. Now, couples, how does a romantic horseback ride along the coastline of Taghazout sound? Yup, it’s as dreamy as you’re picturing.

Swish! And we're transported to the colourful chaos of Marrakech. Solo wanderers, the Jardin Majorelle is your tranquil haven amidst the hustle. It's blue, it's beautiful, and it's bound to be your new favourite chill spot. Groups, ever tried a cooking class in Jemaa el-Fnaa? Whip up a storm and bond over tagines and mint tea. And lovebirds, a carriage ride around the Medina is the stuff of fairytales. Cobblestone streets, lanterns, and a hint of magic in the air. All-Inclusive Marrakech holidays may be the dream but there's so much more to explore, too!

From Agadir’s breezy beaches to Marrakech’s mesmerizing markets, Morocco is the vibrant tapestry of dreams just waiting to be explored.

Can you drink alcohol in Morocco?

Before you start worrying about cancelling a holiday you haven't even booked yet, we've got some boozy news for you: You're more than welcome to slurp on wine, beer or whatever your alcohol of choice is inside licensed hotels, bars and tourist areas in Morocco - it's just drinking on the street or outside of these areas that's a big no-no.

When's the best time to go to Morocco?

If you like it hot but not too scorchio, then autumm (September-November), and early spring (March-April) are the best times to jet off to Morocco. It'll be just warm enough to don your new holiday 'fits and wander from souk to seafront, but - of course - if you like your hols at peak hotness so you can melt like a Solero, the summer season will do you nicely.

What should I wear in Morocco?

There's no strict dress code in Morocco, apart from if you're visiting a mosque or place of worship, in which case you'll need to be covered from ankle to elbow, with your chest and neck also covered. In the broader tourist areas, though, you can pretty much dress as you like - although, it'll be hot - so light, floaty materials are where it's at if you want to stay cool as a cucumber.

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