Bizergane, Beach in Tidak, Morocco.
Bizergane is a beach along the Atlantic coast with white sand and natural rock formations. The water is clear and suitable for swimming and wading.
The area served as a fishing ground for local communities during the early development of maritime activities in Morocco. Coastal settlements have relied on fishing for generations.
Local fishermen use traditional wooden boats and nets to catch fish, selling their fresh catch directly on the beach to visitors and locals.
The beach has basic facilities including parking areas for visitors. You should bring your own equipment since rental services are limited in this area.
At low tide, exposed rock platforms reveal shallow pools with colorful fish and sea anemones living in them. These natural basins offer a glimpse into the local marine ecosystem.
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