Fresh fish

The old fishing village Imsouane is situated in the south of Morocco on the Atlantic coast within the nature reserve of the province of Agadir – Ida ou Tanane. Village life in Imsouane is characterized by fishing, tourism and a life in the rhythm of nature. Experience the moving sea up close. A special attraction is the lively bustle of the fish market hall where daily auctions take place.

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Surf spots for beginners and advanced surfers

The Atlantic coast with its unique flow conditions attracts many surfers to the wide fine sandy beaches. Here you surf on waves whose movements extend up to five hundred meters. Ideal conditions for beginners as well as for advanced learners to surf and meet like-minded people from around the world.

Rocky shore

Besides the beaches, there are plenty bizarre, rocky cliffs. Well known is the rock complex ‘Cathedrale’ with its often meter-high spray. Right here in the jagged corners of the rocks you can find ideal fishing spots. You might as well just stroll along the shore of the Atlantic. Either way – you will experience a hideaway where the only sound you will hear is the breeze of the sea.

Moroccan cuisine

Hospitality is of course of great significance. Tourists and visitors are warmly received and always very welcome. Your complete well-being is ensured from comfortable accommodation to delicious regional and healthy food. In the village you can browse through small shops and fortify yourself occasionally in one of the cafes and snack bars.

 

Imsouane in the evening

And in the evening you can meet for example in relaxed atmosphere of Auberge Tasra to come upon nice people to share experiences with, witness Gnawa music and celebrate together. Enjoy with all your senses the historic as well as modern cultural tradition of Maghreb. The surroundings allow for inspiration and reflection alike to gain distance to city life, pause and think about possible arts of living

Worry-free lightness of being + recreation + exchange of thoughts about other cultures, encounters between tradition and modernity… Holidays!