Overview
Souss-Massa National Park is Morocco's premier birdwatching destination, most celebrated for hosting nearly the entire world population of the endangered northern bald ibis. The 33,800-hectare park stretches along the Atlantic coast between Agadir and Sidi Ifni, protecting a unique mosaic of grazed steppe, coastal dunes, sandy beaches, and wetlands.
Beach · Day Trips · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage may be limited in the park area. WiFi is not available. Inform someone of your plans before visiting this remote area.
Money
Carry sufficient cash for the area. ATMs are likely available in Massa and nearby towns, but the park itself has no banking facilities.
Packing
Bring binoculars for birdwatching, sun protection, walking shoes, and sufficient water for the 3-5 km walks within the park.
Safety
The park is remote with little traffic—bring water, sun protection, and tell someone your plans. Birdwatch at dawn for best sightings.
Transport
No direct public transport reaches the park; take bus 60 from Innezgane to Massa (20 dirham), then walk 5 km to the entrance. Taxis from Agadir are an alternative.
