Corniche de Rabat isn’t just a coastal promenade—it’s where the pulse of Morocco’s capital meets the calming rhythm of the Atlantic waves. As you step onto this vibrant stretch, you’re greeted by the salty breeze mingling with the warm, inviting hum of locals and travelers alike.

Ramadan in Morocco is more than a religious observance—it’s a month-long journey of reflection, nightly celebration, and heartfelt tradition. As cities shift between serene days and vibrant evenings, visitors witness a culture deeply rooted in faith, where shared meals, spiritual rituals, and illuminated streets create an atmosphere unlike any other.