The 10 Best Things to Do in Safi, Morocco

August 2, 2017 Jeremy Dunfee

This coastal city is one of the oldest in Morocco and naturally has a rich history. It is a big fishing port and a beautiful coastline near the less industrialized areas. The fishing port is definitely something to take a look at. Many vendors at the markets sell cool pottery, so have a look there.
Restaurants in Safi

1. La Colline des Potiers

Bab Chaaba, Safi, Morocco
Excellent
35%
Good
29%
Satisfactory
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Poor
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4 based on 57 reviews

La Colline des Potiers

Reviewed By edward c - Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom

Visiting on the recommendation of our cruiser Star Clipper, five of us walked out of the commercial port, through the fishing port and up the hill about a mile and a half in all to this extraordinary jumble of small kilns, clay prep zones, potters at their wheels and decorators a glazing the ovens were fired by tamarisk brush( twig and leaves)- a surprisingly small quantity - producing a fast firing.
We were picked up and given the tour by an alleged pottery artist and everything was amicable. We bought some items in the shop at British artisan prices without any haggling. however having done that we were then opportuned for the tour tip by the alleged artist. having just spent most of my available cash on pottery i only gave what i could and similarly others in the group didn't. want to payout a large amount as we had paid out for pottery anyway. We left in a steaming atmosphere and the artist left us alone after about a hundred yards. The long walk to the boat seemed longer on the way back but for the episode this was an extraordinary example of great work being done in the most non H&S way in poor working conditions.
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2. Lalla Fatna Beach

R301, Safi 46006, Morocco
Excellent
59%
Good
33%
Satisfactory
8%
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4.5 based on 12 reviews

Lalla Fatna Beach

Reviewed By Julia D - Berlin, Germany

We got a personal recommendation from our host in Safi for this beautiful hidden beach which lies between Safi and El Bedouzza. There are enough parking lots available directly near the beach and even in the afternoon, the beach wasn't crowdy at all. Only negative thing was that the water was incredibly cold - but that's nothing, you could make the beach responsible for. All in all, high recommended!

3. Souiria Beach

Plage de Souiria, Safi, Morocco
Excellent
38%
Good
31%
Satisfactory
21%
Poor
10%
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4 based on 19 reviews

Souiria Beach

Reviewed By Sheri L - Carcassonne Center, France

The curse of this coastline, the debris of plastics washed ashore. The proprietor of Le Riad du Pecheur, a surfer, was doing his best to influence the locals in clean-up operations to keep their beach tidy, but it was an uphill struggle - the mentality wasn't sufficiently aware of the environment to protect it or to clean up after the litter had been tossed on to the beach, off cliff tops like the entire coastal strip between Safi and Essaouira. Take the coastal local bus and see the surf, the beautiful sea, and then the trash strewn throughout the countryside and waterfront. Need for public awareness campaigns.

4. Le Plus Grand Tajine Du Monde

Place Mohamed V, Safi, Morocco +212 665-843056
Excellent
27%
Good
31%
Satisfactory
38%
Poor
0%
Terrible
4%
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4 based on 22 reviews

Le Plus Grand Tajine Du Monde

Reviewed By Sheri L - Carcassonne Center, France

Supposed to be a landmark but not interesting in itself. The old pottery of Safi is far more elaborate

5. Cathedrale Portugaise

Rue du Souq, Safi, Morocco
Excellent
20%
Good
33%
Satisfactory
31%
Poor
13%
Terrible
3%
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3.5 based on 29 reviews

Cathedrale Portugaise

Reviewed By NicJBoston - Brookline, Massachusetts

The Portuguese set out to build a Cathedral but built only a part, its tower now forming the minaret of the Great Mosque. The single chamber show fan vaulting with crests.

6. National Ceramics Museum

Citadelle de la Kechla, Safi, Morocco
Excellent
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Good
50%
Satisfactory
25%
Poor
25%
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3.5 based on 4 reviews

National Ceramics Museum

Reviewed By NicJBoston - Brookline, Massachusetts

I took a long hot walk with a Moroccan acquaintance, Mustafa, to the Kechla, or Citadel, or Kasbah, which used to be one of the many royal palaces of the peripatetic monarchy - to find the museum closed. Nonetheless, we got into the Citadel itself, and were shown the courtyard and some of the royal rooms. We were told that the ceramic collection - mainly Safi wares? - MAY be exhibited temporarily downtown at the "palais des arts" before the restoration is complete.

7. Safi Surf Club

1, rue de la Crete, Safi 46000, Morocco
Excellent
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4 based on 1 reviews

Safi Surf Club

Through our structure we organize-Surfing trip throughout the region and other regions of southern and northern Morocco. - Surf Rental - Surf Lessons, - Surf Trips, Guiding, photos and videos...

Reviewed By Wabrzezno - Wabrzezno

Miasto w zachodnim Maroku, nad Oceanem Atlantyckim, jest miastem portowym. Słynne więzienie a obecnie mieści sie tam muzeum ceramiki. W Safi wyrabia się ceramikę tradycyjnym sposobem , piece opalane są drewnem.

8. The Kechla

Citadelle, Safi, Morocco
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100%
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3 based on 2 reviews

The Kechla

Reviewed By kartibubbo - Treviso, Italy

Mi è piaciuta la cittadella di Safi, anche se purtroppo sta cadendo a pezzi ! Ha mantenuto il sapore autentico di un tempo. Ho visto molta povertà e un senso di abbandono/rassegnazione. La sorella povera di Essaouira.
Spero che il governo marocchino dia una mano a questa gente a risollevarsi, anche perchè con la produzione delle ceramiche e le belle spiagge potrebbe attirare più turismo.

9. Hammam Koutoubia

8 Street | Building10 1st Floor, Koutoubia Safi Housing Estate, Safi 46020, Morocco +212 661-119733
Excellent
100%
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5 based on 1 reviews

Hammam Koutoubia

Reviewed By RES Z

Très bien j'ai adoré un très bon bain rien à dire . Safi une très jolies villes une très jolie plage

10. The Mausoleum of Ouled Ben Zmirou

Medina de Safi, Safi, Morocco
The Mausoleum of Ouled Ben Zmirou

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