Golf Holidays in Morocco

Discover our golf holidays in Morocco.

A Golfing Experience offers all-inclusive stays that include accommodation and green fees, providing you with everything you need to fully enjoy your golf holiday in Morocco.

Among golf destinations in Morocco, Marrakech stands out as a “golf city.” The city boasts no fewer than 12 courses, allowing for a variety of playing experiences! During your golf break in Marrakech, you can enjoy your favourite sport in diverse settings, with highly contrasting landscapes ranging from ancient palm trees to the snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas and the walls of the Medina.

Here are a few suggestions for your golf break to Morocco: the Samanah Golf Club, a “desert golf” course, or the oldest golf course in Morocco, the British-inspired Royal Golf Club.

For your golf holiday in Morocco, other cities also welcome you to their exceptional greens, such as Rabat, Casablanca, El Jadida, Essaouira, and Agadir. The diversity of Morocco’s courses allows you to continuously enjoy golf against the backdrop of enchanting landscapes that are perfect for a getaway.

Morocco, a sublime destination for a golf break

When we talk about Morocco, we immediately think of sublime palaces, lush gardens, and lively, joyful souks, with stalls lining the alleys of the Medinas. Our noses are quickly filled with the scents of spices, orange blossom, and rose, and our ears with the sounds of passersby, horses, and sometimes even the enchanting music of a snake charmer. Welcome to the land of A Thousand and One Nights.

Morocco is also home to warm and welcoming people, chatty and full of knowledge and anecdotes. Children play outside, and no one stays indoors.

There are magnificent landscapes to discover and admire, between sea and mountains. From verdant valleys to desert plateaus, nature lovers will be delighted.

A golf break to Morocco is also an opportunity to savour a generous cuisine, rich in flavours and colours.

Morocco’s climate varies, with mild winters and hot summers. However, August can be quite windy and cool due to the ambient humidity. In the northern part of the country, mornings are often blanketed by a thick fog. Known as the “white sky,” it covers Agadir from May to August in the early part of the day.