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It has always played an important part in Morocco’s history and was occupied by both the Portuguese and the Spanish.
In 1578, it was famous for the battle of the 3 kings which ended with Portugal being added to the Spanish empire.
Asilah is an impressive little town with a small fishing port and plans for a new marina. It has been attracting tourists and artists alike for many years with its annual arts festival. During August the town is alive with artists, poets and musicians from across the globe. Evidence of their work can be witnessed in the form of murals on the buildings of the town throughout the year. With its quaint squares, pretty houses and little shops selling a variety of Moroccan handicrafts it’s a good place to get your souvenirs. the town has a population of approx 20,000.
For history lovers take some time to wander around the turrets and ramparts, complete with cannons, built by the Portuguese in the 1500’s.
Look around the ancient medina or the old quarter, walk down small Moorish alleyways, and find yourself surrounded by whitewashed houses with blue shutters.
Every need is catered for in Asilah including a bank, chemist, church, art museum, hospital, bars and a disco at Hotel Khaima which is open to non-residents.
Visit one of the many top class beaches that draw tourists from all over the world. These beaches include Paradise beach and Brich.
The wide promenade at Asilah has just been completed and is lined with palm trees on both sides.
Eat at one of Asilah’s fine restaurants like Casa Garcia, Al Kasabah or Casa Pepe all of which serve fresh, mouth watering fish & shellfish dishes at a fraction of UK prices. Or perhaps you prefer to catch your own fish in which case visit the towns surrounding rivers.
Asilah is just 30 minutes from Tangiers and its airport due to the new motorway and The Royal Tangiers Golf Course is a mere 20 minutes away.
Asilah's property market is booming with many investers coming from Europe, among Property Borders best selling property in Asilah are:
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