The best time to visit Asilah is during the spring and fall, when the weather is mild and the crowds are fewer.

Asilah is a walkable town, but taxis are available for longer distances or getting to areas outside the town.

Yes, Asilah’s medina is open to tourists and is one of the town’s main attractions.

The Asilah Arts Festival is a major event, attracting artists and visitors worldwide to celebrate murals, music, and performances.

Yes, Asilah has beautiful beaches where visitors can relax and enjoy the Atlantic Ocean.

Local seafood is a must-try and can be enjoyed at various restaurants and cafes around the medina and beachfront.

Asilah is not known for a lively nightlife. It is more of a tranquil, scenic place with cultural events and daytime activities.

Yes, travelers can take day trips to nearby attractions, including Tangier and the Roman ruins of Lixus.

Arabic is the primary language, but French and Spanish are also commonly spoken among locals.

Visitors can explore the old city walls, ancient gates, and Portuguese fortress remnants within Asilah.