the southern beaches: mirleft & tifnit & sidi ouassay

part of the series “mahendra’s morocco“

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South of Agadir, the Atlantic coastline becomes more rugged and less developed, with fishing villages and small towns scattered along cliffs and sandy coves. This southern coastal region remains less frequented by international tourism, preserving a sense of remoteness and everyday maritime life.

Mirleft, perched above dramatic cliffs, combines Spanish colonial history with a growing reputation as a surfing and holiday destination.

Sidi Ouassay, at the edge of the Souss-Massa National Park, is known for its birdlife and unspoiled stretches of beach.

Tifnit is a traditional fishing settlement, where boats are pulled up directly onto the beach and caves serve as storage or homes.

Mirleft
Plage Imin Turga near Mirleft
The cliffs of Mirleft I
The cliffs of Mirleft II
The cliffs of Mirleft III
Waves I
Waves III
Waves IV
Waves V
Mirleft Sunset I
Mirleft Sunset II
Mirleft Sunset III
The Birds of Sidi Ouassay I
The Birds of Sidi Ouassay II
The Birds of Sidi Ouassay II
The Birds of Sidi Ouassay III
The Birds of Sidi Ouassay III
Tifnit, a Berber Fishing Village I
Tifnit, a Berber Fishing Village II
Tifnit, a Berber Fishing Village III
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