The villas and apartments in Mediterrania-Saïdia are located in an area with many interesting attractions:
Nador: A small city located in the Rif , a mountainous region in north Morocco . Situated 60 km from the development, this small Mediterranean port the Bou Areg Lagoon is a trading centre for fish, fruits, and livestock. Nador is linked to the Spanish plaza of Melilla , 5 km north, by road and railway.
Melilla : Spanish enclave 60 km from the resort. Melilla (63.670 hab.) was a free port before Spain joined the European Union and fishing remains the principal industry. Built on a huge rock connected with the mainland by a rocky isthmus, there is a harbour which is only accessible to small vessels. A chain of small forts protects the isthmus, and walls surround the town. Among the major sights are the Medina Sidonia and the municipal museum.
Fès: The oldest of the imperial cities (275 km from Saïdia ), and perhaps the symbolic heart of Morocco , Fés' intrigue lies in its labyrinthine streets and crumbling grandeur. The medina of Fès el-Bali ( Old Fès ) is one of the largest living medieval cities in the world, surrounded by magnificent walls and gates. Unlike many walled cities, the population of Old Fès remains contained, instead exploding out towards the southwest and spreading to the hillsides in an arc stretching north and south of the new city .
The Medersa Bou Inania , a theological college constructed in 1350, towers over the Old Fés. Frequently called the museum city, Fez is a virtual window into Moroccan history. The city's success in maintaining the inherent character of its dynastic architecture throughout the centuries is apparent in its 143 mosques, original ramparts, antique médersas , and palaces.
