Hotels near Dakhla Airport - VIL, Dakhla

Dakhla is a remote area where I did find hotel accommodations more expensive than other regions of Morocco. In order to visit the highlights of the region, one needs to take excisions or rent a car. My favorite times were exploring the remote beach and dune incredibly gorgeous areas. Ah and the fish cuisine was amazing especially at Tal Ha Mar!! And life was as though COVID had been left somewhere else!!

The town is not particularly interesting. Almost no remnants of its Spanish past remain. No beach in town. Lots of modern buildings. Surprisingly windy. A few good restaurants especially Villa Dakhla on the waterfront and a stone’s throw from Hotel Mansour where I stayed

Get some tea and Ilk for souvenirs from the Medina, and introduce yourself to kitesurfing if you have a week to spare, otherwise try oysters at Talha Mar and go on a desert circuit up to Imlili and back through Puerto Rico beach and the White Dune. Dakhla is phenomenal.

Amazing place where the desert meets the ocean. Warm temperatures, a lot of opportunities for practicing water sports, lots of walks in the desert, nice town also. Friendly people, nice restaurants including oysters, shell fish and fish in general and many local restaurants. Transportation is easy. Magnificent views all around . Siutable for any kind of budget

Don't trust most of the hosts with their beautiful pictures as the true is different most of the time. I will suggest to ask questions before booking and make sure they stick to their answers and then in case you are not happy when there then they can upgrade you or give you a better deal.... Definatly need a car. Beautiful and breathtaking places with some UNESCO protected places. It's people live during nights....

It's a lively nice town on South Morocco. There ain't much arts and crafts to shop, like in the North. However, the beach is not overcrowded, and there is a restaurant with cold bear and fresh seafood nearby. Also, check for the oysters /grill fish, before arriving. At the village there are many local restaurants for ground meat, skewers, fish tajines, and the other usual dishes. Most of them are good and inexpensive. For the ones coming for the water-sports, beware that the usual entry point for the lagoon is nearly 30 km away. That can be done in 20 min, easily. Also, for those planning to drive there, from the north, watch out for the police checks at the road, on the previous village. They extort the foreigners. Be sure that you stop when you see the stop / halt sign and only restart when they ask. You will have to stop twice, to avoid the ticket: one at the sign, and other near them. The Police controls near Dakhla, were normal.