For full details on clearing into and out of Morocco see Noonsite's Morocco Formalities.
Formalities are relatively straightforward here as officials are used to dealing with yachts and all are based in the marina. French, English and Spanish spoken. It can take some time, however, so be patient.
Initially go alongside the Customs/fuel berth (to port just inside the entrance) and take your boat papers and passports up to the office.
Papers are not now normally retained by the Marina Office.
Ensure that you officially clear out with Police and Customs before leaving the marina. At night, Police handle both check what hours they operate.
Last updated: August 2023
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