Rejuvenate in Morocco

by | Feb 6, 2017 | Africa & Middle East, Hotels + Resorts, Wellness Breaks

Banyan Tree Tamouda Bay pays tribute to Morocco’s Andalusian- Moorish legacy and heritage while commanding magnificent views of the Mediterranean.

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Banyan Tree Tamouda Bay pays tribute to Morocco’s Andalusian- Moorish legacy and heritage while commanding magnificent views of the Mediterranean. The first all-pool villa resort in Morocco, 92 luxury villas each come with a beautiful garden and private pool, some with direct beach access.

The Banyan Tree Spa features The Rainforest, a journey through a cascading Rain Walk. Calm your spirit in the Aroma Steam Chamber, luxuriate and detox in the Hammam followed by a cooling rub-down from the Ice Fountain. Enjoy Moroccan delicacies and Mediterranean-inspired seafood dishes in a villa or by the beach. Foodies might be inspired to make their own Moroccan or Thai dishes at a fun cooking session while the little ones hit the Kids Club for sand-castle building and water sports.

Thrill-seekers can choose from scuba diving, wake boarding, jet skiing, hiking into the Rif Mountains; or hitting The Royal Golf Clubs in Tetouan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or Tangier, home to the country’s most vibrant medina, kasbah, bazaars and souks. An exotic journey deep into the Riff mountains finds Chefchaouen, the blue city––a perfect romantic getaway painted in hues from sea to sky blue.

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