Overview
Tarfaya is a small port town on Morocco's southwestern Atlantic coast, about 32 km north of the disputed Western Sahara border. The town is home to the largest wind farm in Africa, the Tarfaya Wind Farm, and serves as a quiet stopover for travelers crossing between southern Morocco and Western Sahara.
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Before you go
Connectivity
One internet cafe in town plus free Wi-Fi at most cafes and hotels. 4G service available.
Culture
Tarfaya is a traditional Muslim town with no alcohol service. Dress modestly and be respectful of local customs.
Money
The exchange rate from dollars or euros to Moroccan dirham is favorable, making goods in the city relatively cheap for foreign visitors.
Safety
Tarfaya is a quiet town, but single female travelers may attract attention and stares, particularly along the main road in the evenings.