Souss Massa park tour from Agadir

Discover the rich biodiversity of southern Morocco with a visit to Souss Massa National Park, established in 1991 and spanning over 33,800 hectares. This protected area is dedicated to the conservation of Saharan wildlife and is home to over 250 bird species, along with 30 types of mammals and 35 species of reptiles and amphibians.

After a 30-minute drive from Agadir, your adventure begins at the park entrance with a stop at the information center. Here, you’ll explore a small museum that introduces you to the park’s most iconic and endangered animals — including the Scimitar-Horned Oryx, Addax, Dama Gazelle, Dorcas Gazelle, North African Ostrich, and the rare Bald Ibis.

Following the museum visit, you’ll enjoy a guided drive and walk through the park, where you’ll observe these unique species in their natural environment.

Before returning to Agadir, we’ll make a short stop at Tifnit, a traditional fishing village on the Atlantic coast, offering a picturesque glimpse of local life by the sea.