Café del Mar

Café del Mar Marrakech borrows freely from the beach club playbook of the western Mediterranean: clean lines, a central pool as stage, day beds tiered in rows, and a sound system that sets the tempo from midday onward. Located at kilometre thirteen on the Route de l'Ourika, it operates as a seasonal day club, open through the warmer months and built around a formula of sun, cocktails, and international DJs spinning electro, Afro-house, and lounge sets. The design is modern and deliberately sleek. White surfaces, structured seating, and a layout that funnels attention toward the pool and the DJ booth. VIP cabanas and private jacuzzis frame the edges; the atmosphere tilts social and festive rather than contemplative. This is not a place that trades on tranquility. The crowd comes for the energy, the music, and the feeling of being somewhere between Mykonos and Marrakech, with the Ourika road's dry landscape just beyond the perimeter walls. The kitchen runs a contemporary international menu, and the cocktail list leans theatrical, served in oversized glassware that matches the mood. Shisha is part of the offer. The whole operation winds down by early evening, keeping its identity firmly tied to the afternoon: poolside, sun-drenched, and loud enough to carry a pulse. A party pool with conviction, for the days when calm is not the point.