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Property rights versus beach access
A controversy has arisen over the closure of some public beaches along the coastline between Martil and Fnideq in the northern Moroccan region. Access routes to the sea have been shut off with iron gates, some under surveillance by guards, while others require walking hundreds of meters to reach the water. Private resort owners and property owners justify these closures by their concern for ensuring security and tranquility within their properties. Meanwhile, legal questions are being raised regarding the legality of the property licenses and their compliance with Moroccan law, especially given the presence of fences that prevent direct access to the public beaches.
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