Sidi ifni
Sidi Ifni — Art Deco on the Atlantic
A former Spanish enclave returned to Morocco only in 1969, Sidi Ifni still carries a distinct Spanish Art Deco character in its pastel-coloured buildings and plazas — unlike anywhere else on the Moroccan coast. Dramatic cliffs, quiet surf beaches, and the famous rock arches of nearby Legzira make it a favourite stop for travellers exploring the wilder southern Atlantic coastline.
Why Sidi Ifni?
- Spanish Art Deco architecture around the old Town Hall
- The dramatic rock arches of nearby Legzira Beach
- The colonial-era Military Treasury
- A relaxed, uncrowded surf-town atmosphere
