This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Souss-Massa National Park.
Souss-Massa National Park, Morocco, lies in the southwest of the country. The park is located on the Atlantic coast and a popular attraction for domestic as well as international tourists. Agadir is only fourteen kilometres north of the national park; this coastal city is a popular tourist centre, including many large hotels and resorts. Tourists staying in Agadir often do a day trip to visit the park and its most beautiful sights. Consider that the park covers an area of approximately three hundred forty square kilometres, so the distance of fourteen kilometres between Agadir and Souss-Massa National Park refers to the northern edge of the park. The closest airports are located in Agadir, Al Massira Airport, and in Marrakech, Menara Airport. The airport in Marrakech offers many international flight links served by low-budget airlines. Even during the low season in winter, you can find frequent flights from many European cities to Marrakech. However, Marrakech is around two hundred kilometres away. You need bus services to get to Agadir first. Alternatively, rent a car and explore the region by yourself.
If you want to stay in Souss-Massa National Park, there are some hotels, guesthouses, and holiday apartments in and nearby the park. If you are short on money and you want to try out a Souss-Massa National Park, Morocco hostel, they can accommodate you. Your Souss-Massa National Park, Morocco hostel has features of a traditional Moroccan place, including the decorations. Obviously, you cannot compare the facilities of a Souss-Massa National Park, Morocco hostel to typical four-star resorts in the area. Alternatively, check out the accommodations in Agadir -- there you can find a greater supply of hostels and any other sort of accommodation, though you are not in the middle of the beautiful nature park.
The park offers a combination of beaches, dunes, and wetlands. The lagoons are the habitat for rare birds, such as marbled ducks and glossy ibis. In winter, migrating birds use the region. During that period, you can also watch the eurasian spoonbill. The national park has also breeding programmes for gazelles and the scimitar oryx. To sum it up, it is an excellent place for animal and nature lovers. Besides this, relaxing and hiking in the park are another good options to spend some quality time there.
Written by local enthusiast for Souss-Massa National Park hostels
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