Published by Thomas Kaplan · Last updated June 2026

Pickalbatros has spent more than three decades perfecting the big, family-friendly, aqua-park-led all-inclusive in Egypt — and over the last few years it has brought that same formula to Morocco, with a growing line-up of resorts in Marrakech and Agadir. If the name is on your shortlist, this is the simple version: where each Moroccan Pickalbatros sits, and who each one is for.

Below you'll find every Pickalbatros resort we feature in Morocco on one map, then a quick-reference table so you can match the right resort to your trip — a lively family aqua park, a calmer adults-only stay, or a beachfront base on the Atlantic.

The Pickalbatros resorts in Morocco at a glance

The Pickalbatros resorts in Marrakech

Marrakech is the heart of Pickalbatros's Moroccan expansion, with four very different resorts — two big family water-park resorts, one adults-only golf hotel and one luxury city hotel — all within reach of the souks, the Medina and Jemaa el-Fnaa. Here's each one in turn, and you can see how the city fits together in our Marrakech holidays.

Pickalbatros Sungo Club, Marrakech

Pickalbatros Sungo Club is one of the freshest names in the city — it has been rebuilt and relaunched (it was previously the Sungo Privilege Club) and sits on the leafy edge of Marrakech with views towards the Atlas Mountains, about 8 miles from Marrakech-Menara Airport. First and foremost it's a big family water resort: a generous spread of pools, aqua parks with slides, swim-up rooms that open straight onto the water, and a kids' club for ages 4 to 12.

Beyond the water there's padel and tennis, a gym, an indoor pool for cooler months, the Aura Spa with a hammam, and even a VR zone, while the all-inclusive dining runs from a main buffet to themed Moroccan and Asian restaurants. It's a strong fit for families who want maximum splash with the medina a short drive away.

Pickalbatros AquaFunClub, Marrakech

This is the one I'd send families to, and I say that having seen it first-hand — on my last visit I dined with Fathallah, and the resort had just had a refurbishment over the winter, so it's looking sharp. Set on olive-shaded grounds with the Atlas Mountains behind, it's built around a proper aqua park and a big collection of pools, with a dedicated kids' club, children's pools and water slides keeping younger guests busy from morning to night.

There's also a nine-hole golf course with caddies, mini-golf, archery and evening entertainment, plus a spa and gym, while several restaurants cover Moroccan, international and poolside dining and a free shuttle runs into the centre of Marrakech. It's a genuinely brilliant resort for children — my top family pick of the Marrakech four.

Pickalbatros Hôtel Du Golf, Marrakech

For a calmer, couples-focused stay, Pickalbatros Hôtel Du Golf is the adults-only (16 plus) choice, set in the Palmeraie about 7.5 miles from the airport and roughly 5 miles north-east of the centre. Its headline is the golf: the hotel sits right on the Palmeraie golf course, and on our most recent trip I played a round there with the resort's golf director, Jaouad — golfers are very well looked after, with course access and a club house on site.

Away from the fairways there's an outdoor and an indoor pool, a heated pool and jacuzzi, and a large spa of around 16,400 square feet with a hammam (treatments at a supplement). Dining is all-inclusive across a buffet and an à la carte restaurant, with a lounge bar and a complimentary shuttle to Jemaa el-Fnaa. It's a strong fit for golfers and couples after a quieter, grown-up Marrakech base.

Savoy Le Grand Hotel, Marrakech

Savoy Le Grand is the group's luxury city hotel — a polished, central base in the Hivernage district, right by the Menara Mall and only about 1.2 miles from Marrakech-Menara Airport, which makes it as good for a culture-and-shopping city break as for business and events. It's a large hotel with elegant rooms and suites, a spread of around six indoor and outdoor pools (including a quieter adults pool), two hammams and a spa, and several restaurants spanning Moroccan, Italian and international, with lively lobby-bar entertainment.

With four ballrooms and extensive meeting space, it also suits groups and events. It's a strong fit for travellers who want a luxurious, central Marrakech city hotel rather than an out-of-town resort.

Pickalbatros Palais Des Roses, Agadir

On the Atlantic coast, Pickalbatros Palais Des Roses is the beachfront family all-inclusive in Agadir — set right on the sand and well known for its thalassotherapy and wellness centre. It pairs an easy beach-and-pool holiday with the brand's all-inclusive dining and is a consistently strong performer, highly rated on Tripadvisor at the time of writing.

It's our pick for families who want the sea on the doorstep in Agadir, and you can read more in our dedicated Pickalbatros Palais Des Roses review. For the wider area, see our Agadir holidays.

Pickalbatros White Beach, Taghazout

A little north of Agadir at Taghazout — Morocco's surf-and-sunshine belt — Pickalbatros White Beach is the adults-only (16 plus) ultra all-inclusive on the ocean. It's the most grown-up of the Moroccan collection: ocean-facing pools, swim-up rooms, a spa and a calmer, couples-and-friends atmosphere, with the Atlantic doing the heavy lifting.

It's a strong fit for adults who want a stylish, ocean-front all-inclusive without children around.

Frequently asked questions

This guide was written by Thomas Kaplan, GoToBeach's Product Manager, and last updated in June 2026. Pickalbatros continues to open new resorts in Morocco, and hotel concepts, age policies and facilities can change — please confirm the current details with a GoToBeach specialist before booking. If you believe any detail has changed, email us at hi@gotobeach.co.uk.