Tafraout and Ait-Abdellah are two charming towns in the Souss-Massa region of Morocco. Tafraout lies in the heart of the Anti-Atlas Mountains, about 120 kilometers southeast of Agadir. Ait-Abdellah is located roughly 30 kilometers north of Tafraout.
Tafraout is famous for its stunning natural scenery. The red granite mountains, including the iconic lion's head at the summit, stand tall. The region also features lush palm groves and almond trees, especially in spring. Visitors can explore a traditional Berber village and attend the lively weekly market every Wednesday. The market attracts people from nearby areas.
In Tafraout, you can hike through the surrounding mountains, explore local kasbahs, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Ait-Abdellah is a small village known for its traditional mud-brick houses and Amlou products. These products, made from sweet or bitter almonds, are popular in the region. Tourists can visit the local Argan oil cooperative to see how the oil is made and purchase high-quality handmade products.
Tafraout and Ait-Abdellah offer a unique experience to explore Morocco’s rich Berber culture and history. They are ideal destinations for travelers seeking a deeper connection to the country's heritage.