Come autumn, Beni Mellal bursts into
color — not just from the forests or mountains, but from its star fruit: the
pomegranate. Sweet, tart, and bursting with flavor, these ruby-red gems are celebrated
in street stalls, farms, and homemade desserts.
Visit during harvest season
(September–November), and you’ll find the freshest rumman in Morocco.
Farmers line the roads with crates stacked high. Stop for a sample — you’ll
likely get a smile and a juicy handful for free.
Beyond just eating them raw, locals
turn pomegranates into syrups, sauces, even tagine glazes. Pair it with a walk
through Ain Asserdoun — a mountain spring above town — and your day is golden.
Beni Mellal may not be flashy, but it’s
full of flavor, freshness, and simple beauty.
Need a fruit-fueled road trip stop?
Let morocco tour
agency map out your harvest trail.