Camping

  • Agadir Ida Outanane, Chtouka ait baha, Tata

Camping in Souss Massa: Nature’s Retreat Engage directly with the natural wonders of Souss Massa by camping under its skies. This isn’t merely about an outdoor stay; it’s an invitation to form a meaningful connection with the unique landscapes of the region. Ideal Spots for Camping The coastline north of Agadir offers a range of camping spots extending from Taghazout to Imsouane, providing ample opportunities to camp by the ocean. Surf camping is also popular, allowing you to combine the joys of camping with the thrills of catching waves. Continuing southward from Agadir’s northern coastline, approximately 40 kilometers away, you’ll find Sidi Wassay and nearby beaches like Tifnit and Sidi R’bat. These southern coastal spots also offer a serene backdrop for campers, enveloped by the tranquility of nature. Venturing further inland, about 300 kilometers southeast of Agadir, lies the desert landscape around Tata, where camping goes hand in hand with bivouac activities, providing a different kind of outdoor experience that allows you to connect with the desert landscape. Accommodation Options Local accommodations often provide camping facilities and equipment, making it easier for you to set up and enjoy your stay. Whether you’re along the coast or in the desert near Tata, there’s likely a nearby place that can assist you with camping essentials. Additional Tips Do note that camping in Souss Massa is season-dependent. While coastal camping is enjoyable almost year-round, the desert areas around Tata are best visited during the cooler months to avoid extreme temperatures.