Mediterranea-Saidia is located at the eastern end of Morocco’s Mediterranean coast, close to the Spanish enclave of Melilla.
Iberia operates daily flights between Malaga and Melilla. From Melilla airport it is a 1.5-hour drive to Saidia across the Moroccan border.
Oujda, the largest town in eastern Morocco, is about 50km south
of Saidia, and its Angad airport is 400m east of the road to Saidia. Royal Air Maroc operates direct flights between Oujda and Paris, Marseille, Brussels and Amsterdam several times a week. There are plans to fly direct from the UK to Oujda in the future. Taxis are available from Oujda to Saidia.
The Oasis Beach and Golf Resort and Le Jardin de Fleur Beach & Golf Resort are only 3 hours travelling time from London and Berlin, 2 hours from Paris and Rome, and 1 hour from Madrid. We currently recommend that you fly into Malaga and catch a connecting flight to Melilla or Oujda, as there are at present no direct flights from the UK, although Ryanair and EasyJet, amongst others, have announced their intention to fly direct to Oujda when Mediterrania-Saidia opens for business.
The Moroccan government has guaranteed to provide the necessary infrastructure to connect the resort with the rest of the country and the rest of Europe in the next few years. The expansion of the airports at Oujda, Nador and Melilla, complemented by the improvement of the road network, means that Saïdia will have three airports all within a 45-minute drive.
Royal Air Maroc operates direct flights between Nador and Amsterdam,Brussels, Dusseldorf and Frankfurt. Taxis are available from Nador to Saidia.
From the US, the best option is to connect via London, Amsterdam
or Paris.
Melilla can also be reached by car-ferry – from Almeria or Malaga
it takes 6 to 8 hours.
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