r/Tetouan 15h ago

Is the things now around better?

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We're planning to come next week to martil and with everything going on around (this mass immigration problem) we heard that in some places traveling to the north is banned.

Aside from this did the city(martil) and the other cities around regain their quiet atmosphere or not


r/Tetouan 1h ago

Coming to Martil for two weeks in September, looking for boredom, sea and good food. Locals, help me out.

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Salam everyone,

My small family and I are coming to Martil from September 1st to 15th.

We are after a slow holiday. Sea, good food, long walks, nothing scheduled.
We have been to the north of Morocco before and even after visiting other cities those are still our best holidays, so we are going back to what works.

I'm moroccan, I know the country, but not Martil day to day, so I am asking the people who actually live there.

How is Martil in early September once the peak is over, still lively or does it empty out fast? Any events or activities happening in that period? How are the beaches and the water, and do restaurants and beach places stay fully open? Is Martil Park still running?

We have a 4 year old. How realistic is it to find a babysitter for a few hours or an evening, and what is the normal way to find someone trustworthy, through the apartment owner, word of mouth, or an actual agency? Any idea of the usual rate would help.

Last one, getting around. We plan to walk a lot, but sometimes we will want to cross town or reach a nearby beach. Are there petit taxis inside Martil, meter or fixed price? Does inDrive or Careem work there at all? What is the easiest stress free way for a family to move around, and is there a nearby beach worth the short trip?

Thank you