Sidi Bouzid Beach — Attraction in caïdat de Oulad Bouaziz-Chamalia

Sidi Bouzid was a place for family and friends having a good time at the beach and eating good food at a cozy and calm little city with a good beach and nice people.

I visited it this month and everything that was once thriving has become abandoned with for sale signs. This region is rich as it close by to the biggest phosphate port in Morocco.

The bins were extremely full because the company that was in charge of taking the bins to disposal areas were not operational.

It seemed as if the while city was on pause or stop and nothing was clean or nice to see.

When we asked a local friend they said that a big problem is happening in the city of El Jadida and Sidi Bouzid.

I do not recommend this place anymore as what it was and what it has become is very bad. It has transformed from a pleasant place to an extremely...

For me, the most beautiful beach in El Jadida and the surrounding area. In any case, I do not recommend parking in front, but further back, near the second half of the beach. The part is emptier and cleaner. The waves are "stronger" there.

The reason why it is crowded in the first half of the beach is because the bus stop is there and most of the people who visit the beach come with it. They don't move backwards to the second half because they are partly large families with small children and it would therefore for them be a "long" walk back to...

No trash cans, dirty polluted beaches. Local Ladies "Behhara" are killing the seabed rocks by cutting its vegetation for sale and killing the Rocks along the way. This is illegal activity with no laws to overseas the process. They are killing the beautiful natural beaches in El jadida on all fronts. Not to mention the Toxic mega killer Jorf Lasfar that is causing a catastrophic toxic waste that is killing the fish and...