An Atlantic coast port city with a rich history dating to Phoenician times, Larache offers a relaxed atmosphere and a charming blend of Amazigh (Berber) and Spanish colonial influences. The old medina meanders down to the fishing port and Loukkos River below, while Spanish-style architecture dominates the colonial-era district. 

The streets of the old medina (old town centre) meander down to the busy fishing port and Loukkos River below, while Spanish-style architecture dominates the colonial-era district.   

Larache looks inland the ancient site of Lixus and is midway between Asilah (Assilah) and Moulay Bousselham’s renowned Merja Zerga National Park wetlands.