Morocco has no shortage of beaches, which may be due to the strong wind and waves in the Atlantic Ocean and the reef rocks on the Moroccan coast. Among the numerous beaches in Morocco, the beaches in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, are worth mentioning. Rabat beach is not concerned because of the beauty of the beach, but because the entire beach is surrounded by cemeteries.

    From the viewing platform on Udaya Castle, you can overlook the Atlantic Ocean and the place where the Bregreg River enters the sea in front of you. In the distance, the huge seawall meanders into the Atlantic Ocean to meet the ocean's stormy waves.

        At the entrance of the Atlantic Ocean and the Bregreg River

        At the entrance of the Atlantic Ocean and the Bregreg River

      At the entrance of Bregreg River

      At the entrance of Bregreg River

    This cylindrical lighthouse is tall thirty-one M, built one thousand nine hundred and twenty It is still in use today. The coastline next to the lighthouse is a rocky ground that has been eroded by the waves.

      This white cylindrical lighthouse is tall thirty-one M, built one thousand nine hundred and twenty It is still in use today.

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