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Marchica Med Company: a lagoon, a story…

It all began in 2007 with a revelation. The limited opening of the Marchica lagoon to the sea and the discharge of wastewater from Nador had turned this natural gem of northeastern Morocco into an endangered site. The inhabitants of the city of Nador believed the lagoon treasure of the Oriental region was lost forever. It was then that the Marchica Med project was born.

Marchica Med Company: a lagoon, a story…

A Project of Royal Ambition

At the origin of the Marchica Med project lies a vision: that of a thriving territory that balances ecological heritage preservation with socio-economic dynamism. It is to realize this vision, championed by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist him, that Marchica Med Company operates through every phase of the Marchica Med project to enhance the attractiveness of the Oriental region.

The Revival of Nador’s Treasure

For over 10 years, Marchica Med, responsible for the operational development of the project, and its parent company, the Agency for the Development of the Marchica Lagoon Site (AASLM), have worked to save, restore, and enhance the natural magic of this paradisiacal site in the province of Nador. So much so that today it is impossible to imagine the extreme pollution that once afflicted this place before its transformation.

An Exceptional Tourism and Urban Development Project

Marchica reveals such a high natural and ecological potential that its story could not end with its rescue plan. To offer you an experience connected to the breathtaking beauty of the Nador lagoon, Marchica Med has envisioned a diverse resort within a preserved environment—the embodiment of an unprecedented ecotourism dream in Morocco.

Where Morocco’s New Ecotourism Eden Takes Shape

While development machinery shapes the project’s first town, the teams at Marchica Med are more determined than ever to make the Marchica destination shine beyond its borders. Today, the goal is no longer merely to turn nuisance into pleasure, but truly to make the Nador lagoon a golden ecotourism destination.