3 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 3 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort
- 2 Rounds at Mazagan Golf
3 Nights, 2 Rounds
Sixty miles south of Casablanca on the Atlantic coast, Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort sits in the heart of the Doukkala, a region that still feels well off the tourist track. For golfers chasing winter sun, that is part of the appeal. You get the five-star comforts of a big-name resort, but with the unhurried, away-from-it-all feel of a stretch of coastline most visitors never see.
The set-up is built for groups. The hotel, pools, spa, casino and 15 restaurants and bars all sit within one leafy complex, which means no taxi planning, no arguments over where to eat and no reason to leave once the round is done. Non-golfers are well looked after too, with spa time, long beach walks and plenty of lounging by the water, so mixed trips work without anyone feeling short-changed.
Golf is the main event. Gary Player designed the 18-hole course and it is the longest in North Africa, so bring your driver and expect to use it. Tee off to the sound of the waves, soak up the Moroccan sunshine and enjoy a big, ocean-side test with a distinctly exotic backdrop. It makes a cracking base for a society trip, a couples' break or a week in the sun where everyone wants great golf without trading down on comfort.
If you want Mazagan built around your dates, group size and budget, our Golf Travel Experts can sort the tee times, rooms and board basis in one go, with financial protection and support behind the booking.
Who is this for?
Golfers, couples and societies who want an easy, all-in-one Morocco resort with a serious 18-hole test, five-star facilities and plenty to do away from the course.
Who is it best for?
If you want everything on site and enjoy a long coastal layout where the Atlantic breeze can turn club selection into a real decision, this is made for you. It is ideal for all-inclusive trips, mixed groups where not everyone plays and golfers looking for a luxurious escape from the usual European circuit.
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The Mazagan Golf Club was designed by Gary Player, the South African who won nine Major championships and who is considered one of the greatest players the game has ever seen. Some of his most important victories were on links courses, and this style of course was a major source of inspiration for him when designing the course at Mazagan.
This par-72, 18-hole links sits right next to the beach and follows the contours of the dunes and natural features of the land. Player focused on respecting the environment, conserving its natural character and the wonderful sea views - and he did a wonderful job.
Golfers of all levels of ability can enjoy this course, and while its challenging enough for good players, its broad fairways are very forgiving for the less proficient player.
After an invigorating round, you can grab a drink and bite to eat in the Clubhouse's restaurant and sit on the terrace to enjoy the views over the course and ocean. A bar and pro shop are also available
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Gary Player |
| Opened in | 2009 |
| Black | 7,447 yards | SSS 77.81 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,584 yards | SSS 73.06 |
| Yellow | 6,192 yards | SSS 71.07 |
| Blue | 6,145 yards | SSS 77.01 |
| Red | 5,148 yards | SSS 71.02 |
In the heart of a leafy oasis lies the five-star Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, a hotel that makes an impression from the first glimpse. Ochre walls and green tiled roofs rise above a stunning swimming pool, with date palms all around. Across four floors, its 492 rooms and suites look out over the Atlantic Ocean, the lagoons, the golf course, the patio, the pool or the landscaped gardens, so wherever you are placed there is something worth looking at.
Standard rooms are well equipped, with satellite television, internet and Wi-Fi, a safe, a minibar and air-conditioning. The décor, inspired by the Arabs and the Moors, draws heavily on Moroccan art and local crafts. Dark wood furniture, common to this part of the country, gives each room a warm, grounded feel, and the Arabic-Moorish style carries through to the elegant bathrooms, which come with a roomy shower and hairdryer.
Deluxe rooms add extra space and wonderful views of the ocean or the landscaped grounds. The distant break of the waves or the soft rustle of palm trees sets an exotic, relaxed mood, and it is a fine way to wind down after a long day on the fairways. If your group is mixing golfers and non-golfers, a sea-view room makes a lovely place to regroup before dinner.
When it comes to food and drink, variety is never a problem. With 15 restaurants and bars on site, you can go from a relaxed post-round pint to a more elaborate evening meal without leaving the resort. That range makes Mazagan a natural fit for an all inclusive golf break, where you can eat, drink and play without watching the bill, and where the group organiser is spared the nightly debate about where to go.
Beyond the restaurants, the resort also features a casino and spa, rounding out an offering that works as well for rest days as it does for playing days. After 18 holes, the pool, the spa and the tables are all within easy reach, which is exactly what you want from a golf base: serious golf by day, proper downtime by night, and no need to plan the logistics once you arrive.
Trevor
✓27 Feb 2025
Restaurant food was excellent,however the breakfast was poor.
Keith
✓6 Feb 2020
Everything was perfect once we got over the problem that not all drinks were available to all inclusive quests, we just reminded them we were all inclusive and were given drinks from that list , still good drinks.
Trevor
✓21 Jan 2019
Excellent resort .very friendly staff and great food.
Jeff
✓13 Dec 2018
Great Rooms and comfy beds
David
✓18 Nov 2014
For a number of years we have been trying to find an all-inclusive golf resort/holiday that would provide the 5 star quality and facilities that Fairplay hotel in Benalup provided before its demise. On recommendations we tried Turkey last year and we were disappointed. The Magazan Resort in Morocco however, scores extremely highly on our scale of quality, service and facilities.
The hotel itself was fantastic. Very clean, impressive décor, a wonderful pool, excellent rooms and even our “partial sea view” was very good. There’s a great gym and spa and good tennis courts too. There are also great facilities for kids if we ever take any! We went horse riding but this was disappointing (just a walk on the beach!) so wouldn’t recommend.
Mazagan’s golf course is excellent; very interesting and challenging. We played 6 days and never tired of the course. In fact, it is a course I would be happy to be a member of and would never get bored. We had golfers in our group from handicap 12 – 36 and they all enjoyed the course too, coping with the challenges it threw at us.
The course is long and the greens are excellent; fast, true and undulating. There are 4 levels of tee which will appeal to any golfer and from the backs, the course will challenge even the lowest handicappers. The golf club’s bar and restaurant are very good, in a great spot over-looking the sea, as well as the 9th and 18th holes. Highly recommended.
In terms of food, there is a mix of buffet food and a la carte. We are very discerning diners and I must say I can’t wax lyrical enough about the buffets. I hate buffet slop that is over cooked and often left to go cold but this buffet was excellent. From the sushi to the curries and desserts, everything was prepared with fresh ingredients, was hot and of a very good quality and was always served with a smile by the chefs.
My only view on how they could improve the food is to provide a wider range of menu for all-inclusive clients in the a la carte restaurants which is different from their normal menus. The range of beer, spirits and wine on offer is OK but could be wider too.
This was a great holiday in a true 5 star resort and will
definitely go back and recommend the resort, as well as Your Golf travel to my
friends.
Trevor
✓27 Feb 2025
Course in great condition staff on the course and in the clubhouse very friendly.
Keith
✓6 Feb 2020
The staff could not have been more helpful, the course was very good , we played every day.
Trevor
✓21 Jan 2019
The course is well laid out but punitive off the tees .would suit a low handicapper who can hit a long way off the tee.Greens are very fast with lots of undulations. Hard to read .
Jeff
✓13 Dec 2018
Too much to eat and drink previous day I had a rest day. looks a great course and should have played there instead of Casa Green
Jeff
✓13 Dec 2018
3rd visit and remains a real challenge