The beach is situated at the mouth of the Moulouya River, one of the longest rivers in Morocco.
The area serves as a stopover for migratory birds due to the diverse wetland habitat created by the delta.
The Mediterranean coastline here is characterized by the convergence of mountain terrain and sea, creating significant topographical relief.
Local water temperatures are influenced by the cooling effect of the Moulouya river current.
Plage Ras El-ma is a Mediterranean coastal site located near the town of Ras Kebdana in the Berkane Province of Morocco. The area is defined by the intersection of the Moulouya River delta and the Mediterranean Sea, creating a unique brackish aquatic ecosystem. Its landscape features rugged cliffs overlooking sandy stretches and pebble beaches. The site serves as a transition zone between the Rif mountain range's eastern foothills and the coast. Local geography includes both beach access and marshy inland areas near the river mouth. The location is a popular regional destination for families during the warmer months. Natural features include varying water depths and currents influenced by the nearby Moulouya river outflow.
The cliffs overlooking the river delta where the fresh water meets the Mediterranean Sea.
Bring water shoes to navigate the rocky sections of the shoreline comfortably.
Visit during low tide to explore the wider sandy areas at the river mouth.
Prepare for limited shade on the beach by bringing a portable umbrella or tent.
Swimming in the river mouth area where currents from the Moulouya can be unpredictable and strong.
Maintain modest swimwear in accordance with local Moroccan cultural norms outside of the immediate beach area.
