Photo credits
The photographs of Safi and its region come from Wikimedia Commons. Each is used under its licence, with its author’s name. On the site they are resized and converted to AVIF and WebP, with no other changes. The photographs of Riad Bleu Azahraa belong to the riad.
| Photo | Subject | Author | Licence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | The lighthouse and marabout of Cap Beddouza under an evening sky | Brahim FARAJI | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Livestock grazing at the edge of the cliff, facing the ocean | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The cliff of Lalla Fatna dropping to the beach | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The cliffs of Lalla Fatna in the sea mist | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Lalla Fatna beach, golden sand beneath the cliff | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Ocean foam between the rocks of Lalla Fatna | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A boat ride on the Oualidia lagoon | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A colourful fishing boat pulled up on the sand in Oualidia | laura0509 | CC BY-SA 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Sunset over Oualidia beach and the rocks at the lagoon mouth | AnassTalai | CC BY-SA 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A boat on the Oualidia lagoon at sunset | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A platter of oysters on a zellige table overlooking the Oualidia lagoon | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A blue boat on the clear water of the Oualidia lagoon | Hugues | CC BY-SA 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Palm trees and the Oualidia lagoon under a sky of clouds | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The bow of a boat on the Oualidia lagoon, facing the sun | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The Oualidia lagoon seen from above, between greenery and sea | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The cultivated fields of the Oulja running down to the ocean | Mounir Neddi | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A basket of fresh sea urchins in Oualidia | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A Moroccan breakfast: bread, butter, honey, olives and tea | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Blue doors on a white house in Oualidia | Mustang Joe | CC0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A stall of dried fruit and pulses at the souk | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Surfers in the water off the Oualidia lagoon | Sharon Hahn Darlin | CC BY 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The ceramic plaque of the Tighaline room, in Arabic and Latin script | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | The riad patio, its wooden tables, the fireplace and the door of the Tighaline room | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | Looking up from the patio: carved plaster, wrought-iron balconies and a palm | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | The patio of Riad Bleu Azahraa: a marble fountain at the centre of a blue and white zellige star | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | The riad patio from floor level: zellige, fountain and dining room | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | The studded wooden front door of Riad Bleu Azahraa, framed in blue zellige, in a medina lane | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | Zellige tables along the blue wall of the riad terrace | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | The riad roof terrace: brick floor, blue walls and woven parasols | Riad Bleu Azahraa | All rights reserved | — |
 | Raw red clay from Safi, before the potter's work | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Clay spread out in the sun in a Safi workshop, ready to be kneaded | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Brightly coloured Safi ceramic plates stacked in a shop | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | An autochrome from 1913: Bab Chaaba and the medina of Safi | Chevalier Georges | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The tower of Bab Lamaasra and the square in front of the gate | Dortiti عبد الله فكري | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The round tower of Bab Lamaasra and its vaulted passage | Vanbasten 23 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Atlantic waves breaking on the rocks of the bay of Safi | JopkeB | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Unfired bowls with incised patterns drying in the sun on the ground | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | An aisle in a Safi ceramics shop, floor to ceiling | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Glazed lanterns and bowls on a potter's shop shelves | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Rows of hand-painted ceramic bowls | Elbekkari Bouchra | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Traditional kilns on the potters' hill, with the medina of Safi beyond | Jerzy Strzelecki | CC BY 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Workshop roofs on the potters' hill, where pieces are left to dry | Jerzy Strzelecki | CC BY 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Dusk on the coast of Safi, the ocean lit beneath the clouds | Safouane1 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | King prawns served on a white plate | Lucyin | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The white buildings of Dar Soltane above the walls of the Kechla | Dortiti عبد الله فكري | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The white kilns of Safi's potters beneath a palm tree | Ziegler175 | CC BY-SA 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A ceramic mural on a street in Safi | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Traditional Moroccan ring biscuits on a plate | Lucyin | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The horseshoe-arched door of the Great Mosque of Safi | Dortiti عبد الله فكري | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | An engraving from 1686 showing Safi from the sea, with ships | Jacob Peeters | Public domain Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | An illustration from 1889: a general view of Safi and the Kechla | Internet Archive Book Images | No restrictions Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The harbour pier of Safi seen from above | Lucyin | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A jobbana, the traditional lidded jar in blue and white ceramic | King muh | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The walls of the Kechla, home to the National Ceramics Museum | Vanbasten 23 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The Kechla rising above the medina of Safi | Jerzy Strzelecki | CC BY 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Old cannons lined up on the terrace of Ksar El Bahr | JopkeB | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Ksar El Bahr, Safi's Portuguese fortress, standing on the cliff as Atlantic waves break below | Jerzy Strzelecki | CC BY 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The bay of Safi under a heavy sky, seen from the rocks near Ksar El Bahr | Ychladi | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A ruined tower of Ksar El Bahr facing the bay of Safi | Khadija elali | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Ksar El Bahr and its towers on the ocean’s edge, late in the day | Mohammed Aboud | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A tower of Ksar El Bahr on its rock under a blue sky | Mohammed Aboud | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The ramparts of Safi seen through a stone arch | Anassito007 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | An old wooden door in a stone frame in the medina | Lucyin | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Sunlight glittering on the ocean off Safi | Meloman2016 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The bay and city of Safi seen from Sidi Bouzid | Dortiti عبد الله فكري | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Late light on a beach in Safi, the dark cliff in the distance | Fatimezzahrazouiten | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Rocks and sand on the beach at Cap Beddouza | Fatimezzahrazouiten | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The port and city of Safi behind a palm tree | Mounir Neddi | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Terracotta tagines and dishes laid out in the sun | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A tub of glaze and bowls painted in blue in a ceramics workshop | Princedesmers01 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A tower of Safi's Portuguese ramparts against the light | Princedesmers | CC BY-SA 3.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | A pink sunset over the Atlantic from Sidi Bouzid | Fatimaezzahra88 | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Sidi Bouzid beach and the promenade above the sand | Mzximvs VdB from Brussels, belgium | CC BY-SA 2.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Stacked tagine lids, glazed and hand-painted | Oumaima Loudini | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The city of Safi seen from the ramparts of Ksar El Bahr | JopkeB | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The cliffs of Souira Kedima above the ocean | Lucyin | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | The fort of Souira Kedima, a round stone tower on the sand | The-s-destination | CC BY-SA 4.0 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |
 | Souira Kedima beach at low tide, late in the day | rivages | CC BY 2.5 Resized image | Wikimedia Commons |