View of modern seaside promenade with benches and pergola in Casablanca, ideal for relaxation.
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Come at sunset, when Casablanca stops working and the whole corniche turns its chair toward the Atlantic. The promenade strings together beach clubs, cafés and fish grills for several kilometres; the swimming is more bravado than beauty, but the strolling and the people-watching are the real attraction. This is for the evening stroller, the family on an outing, the late-night eater — not for anyone chasing a pristine strand. Bring a layer; the ocean wind here does not ask permission. On this coast, the kingdom shows its leisurely side: salt, tea, and the slow westward drift of the light.
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