Dakhla Morocco Travel Guide
Embrace the wind and waves or explore the desert landscape.
Dakhla is world-renowned for consistent winds and flat, shallow lagoon water. Numerous schools provide lessons for all levels.
Enjoy wave surfing at Atlantic coastlines like Foum Labouir and Pointe de l'Or.
Available on the calm lagoon, especially in areas having less wind. You might find great Stand-up paddleboarding opportunities.
Always go with experienced local guides for desert outings and water sports. Stay hydrated and wear sun protection. A rash guard like the O'Neill Basic Skins Long Sleeve Rash Guard helps protect your skin from the powerful sun. Keep your phone and valuables safe with a waterproof Earth Pak Waterproof Dry Bag or a JOTO Universal Waterproof Phone Pouch.
Discover local traditions and find opportunities for relaxation.
Many high-end resorts offer spa services, massages, and wellness treatments.
Ain Asmaa, a natural sulfur spring, is good-liked for its therapeutic properties. Facilities are basic.
Some kite camps incorporate yoga sessions, often on dedicated platforms looking out over the lagoon.
Formal tourist workshops for art, craft, music, or dance are very limited.
Formal tourist access is limited, but locals might discuss some remedies.
Most resort hotels offer private beaches and swimming pools. Day passes may be available.
Dakhla's nightlife is generally quiet outside of resorts.
Occasional heritage performances at main hotels provide a glimpse of local traditions.
Some desert camps might offer informal sessions of traditional storytelling.
No dedicated theater or performance spaces exist for tourist entertainment.
Enjoy the stunning sunsets over the lagoon from your accommodation or the Corniche.
Many resorts offer fine dining experiences featuring stunning waterfront settings.
Join fellow travelers at common areas in kite camps for evening chats.
Discover local goods and souvenirs in Dakhla.
High-quality dates, authentic argan oil products, hand-made Sahrawi crafts like items made of leather or items of silver jewelry, and small bags of local spices.
This is very limited. Some resorts might have small boutiques with swimwear or kite gear.
Small, specialized shops found within larger hotels or dedicated kite centers.
Bargaining is expected in markets, especially for non-fixed price items. It is a societal exchange. Always maintain a friendly demeanor.
