Atlantic shore near Sidi Ifni — regional context for Foum Assaka
A sense of place
Foum Assaka is a wild river mouth in Guelmim-Oued Noun, best approached from Sidi Ifni. Its value comes from a wild river-mouth and coastal landscape beyond the main south-coast stops.
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- Sidi Ifni
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- Guelmim-Oued Noun
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Sidi Ifni
- Sidi Ifni
Drive the long road south and let the town surprise you — Sidi Ifni, a former Spanish colonial outpost, wears its Art Deco façades and lighthouse above Atlantic cliffs like a half-forgotten European film set.
- Ait Baamrane Cactus Fruit
Its defining character is prickly pear and cactus products associated with Ait Baamrane territory and southern markets.
- Legzira Beach
Legzira is a red-rock coastal landscape near Sidi Ifni. One of its celebrated natural arches collapsed in September 2016, so older photographs showing both arches do not describe the present shoreline.
- Sidi Ifni Targa Wassay Guelmim
This Sidi Ifni–Guelmim road links the named physical waypoints via Targa Wassay Beach Gateway.
- Sidi Ifni to Abaynou via Mirleft, Guelmim: road guide
Sidi Ifni to Abaynou via Mirleft, Guelmim: road guide requires allowances for extreme heat, coastal wind and fog, remote service gaps, tide or track access requires local confirmation.
- Sidi Ifni to Bouizakarne: road guide
The mapped road from Sidi Ifni to Bouizakarne: road guide is a direct physical segment.