Atlantic Golf Around Rabat and Kenitra

Rabat-Salé-Kenitra brings golf planning into Morocco’s north-west Atlantic setting, with Rabat as the main base for stays, dining and transport. The region combines the capital’s urban services with coastal stretches, river landscapes and agricultural land extending north toward Kenitra. It suits golfers who want to pair rounds with museums, medina visits and time by the ocean without making a long inland transfer. The Bouregreg estuary also divides Rabat and Salé, adding a distinctive urban waterfront setting to a golf break. Atlantic conditions shape play throughout the year. Winters are generally mild but can be wet and breezy, while summer afternoons are usually moderated by the coast. October to May is commonly the most comfortable window; spring can be especially pleasant, although wind remains part of the challenge. Use Rabat-Salé Airport for the most direct regional arrival, and allow extra time for road traffic around the capital. A rental car is useful for reaching courses and coastal areas, though central Rabat is straightforward to explore on foot or by taxi. Confirm tee times, dress requirements and transport with each club, particularly during weekends and public holidays.