Many people visit Rebali for the walking. The favourite is a 2 hour trek down along the coast to where a lava formation has created a series of waterfall almost on to the beach. Turn in the opposite direction and you head towards the massive dunes and light house of Cap Sim, passing through a traditional fishing village with a great sea food cafe. Finally it is also recommended to turn your back on the sea and go inland through the villages that dot the hillside. Whichever direction you choose there are no roads and you are very unlikely to see other tourists. All the walking can be done unaccompanied but guides and picnic lunches can also be provided.
Main pool with Dar Azreq, Dar Etoile and Dar Jeseli
Our chef prepares for a cooking lesson
A gallop down the beach
Sun-loungers on the beach
The "Marabout" overlooking the beach
Main pool with Dar Azreq and Dar Etoile behind
Kite-surfing, kids and camels
The Rebali Hammam
Rebali Riads, Sidi Kaouki, Essaouira, Morocco. Photo by Alan Keohane www.still-images.net
Piste pour ID Mbarek, Sidi Kaouki, Morocco
Rebali is located in the village of Sidi Kaouki 10 miles south of Essaouira and 100 miles west of Marrakech and 70 miles north of Agadir. The easiest way to get there is to fly direct to Essaouira and then you are just 15 minutes from paradise! There are direct flights from London Stansted, Paris and Casablanca. You can also fly to Marrakech and we will arrange a driver to pick you up - it is around 2.5 - 3 hours. Agadir is the same distance but a longer journey. You can also come by bus to Essaouira and then a 25 minute taxi journey (£7).
