2025 Tiznit Province Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Overseas travel #Marrakech #Morocco #Morocco travel 🇲🇦 Marrakech, Morocco ♥️ Argana I'm introducing Argana, a Marrakech restaurant that I visited a few days ago during my trip to Marrakech, Morocco. Argana is a local restaurant that my Moroccan friend recommended to me. It's also a restaurant with a view overlooking Gemma El Fna Square! My friend and I ordered Moroccan mint tea, iced Americano, beef tagine, and Marrakech tanjia, and paid a total of 350 dirhams. It's a traditional Moroccan restaurant, but it's more expensive than other places. The Moroccan mint tea was fragrant, sweet, and strong, so I refilled it with hot water three times. The Moroccan mint leaves in the kettle were very refreshing. The beef tagine was so well-boiled with onions that the sweetness and savory flavor from the onions were amazing. And Tanjia, which can only be tasted in Marrakech, is a Marrakech-style braised rib. The beef was very soft and flavorful. Since it is a high-end restaurant, the staff was very friendly and the food was delicious. I would highly recommend it as a good restaurant in Marrakech. If you are looking for a restaurant with a good view and good food in Marrakech, how about Argana? ♥️

#summervacay #Morok Amtoudi (frequently called Id Aïssa) is a picturesque Berber village nestled in a canyon of the Anti-Atlas mountains, about 235 km southeast of Agadir in Morocco’s Guelmim‑Oued Noun region . Home to roughly 1 000–1 100 people—around 300 families—it thrives on subsistence agriculture: figs, dates, almonds, olives, apricots, maize, barley, and vegetables . ⸻ 🏰 Agadirs (Fortified Granaries) • Amtoudi boasts two remarkable agadirs—namely Id Aïssa and Aguelly/Agellouy—legendary examples of communal fortresses built between the 12th century (Id Aïssa, ~800 years old) and later periods . • Id Aïssa perches atop a rocky promontory and features ~73–75 family-owned cells, watchtowers, cisterns, prayer rooms, bees, and a small “market square” . • These structures served both for grain storage (barley, wheat, dried produce) and as refuges during raids . • Built dry‑stone style with local sandstone, the agadirs have undergone restoration—Id Aïssa notably under architect‑anthropologist Salima Naji using traditional techniques . ⸻ 🌄 Landscape & Heritage • Enclosed by towering ochre cliffs, Amtoudi is an oasis featuring lush palm groves and fruit trees stabilized by a rock‑fed irrigation wadi . • Nearby gorges and gueltas—rock pools with clear, cool water—offer scenic trekking and swimming spots . • Petroglyphs around Amtoudi depict 5,000–10,000‑year‑old carvings of elephants, giraffes, antelopes and lions, evidence of ancient human habitation . • A geological stability study highlights the need for conservation due to factors like cliff instability and stone degradation . ⸻ 🧭 Visiting Amtoudi • Access: a paved road from Taghjicht or Imfahane; about 235 km from Agadir . • Agadir Id Aïssa hike: ~40 min from the village (~30–45 min); donkey/mule transport is possible . • Entrance fees: around 15–20 MAD per agadir; guides often arranged via local guesthouses like Tigmi Bulbul or Hotel‑Camping Amtoudi . • Local offers: guided treks, visits to both agadirs, swimming in gueltas, cooking classes, and cultural interaction . • Recommended seasons: mild winters (~20 °C) are ideal; summer temperatures can soar to 45–50 °C . ⸻ 📝 In Summary Amtoudi is a hidden gem blending rugged natural beauty, ancient rock art, a verdant oasis, and two extraordinary, restored fortified granaries showcasing centuries‑old Berber communal architecture. It’s perfect for visitors seeking authenticity, history, trekking, and a taste of Morocco off the beaten path. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

Beautiful landscape of Massa River Agadir, Morocco

Exploring the Sahara deserts!

mini Sahara trip was really good and interesting recommending to all!

Sidi R’bat and Sidi Binzarne are 2 localities which are located at the mouth of the Oued Massa (migratory birds observation area ), about 60 kilometers south of Agadir in the direction of Tiznit. In the heart of Souss Massa National Park, enjoy the immensity and calm of a beach that is several kilometers long: visit the National Park, walk, swim, surf and fishing are all on the program.