A crossroad between the South and the North of the Kingdom, the Souss-Massa Region is also a first-class tourism and industrial center. As a result, the Region has a diversified infrastructure, and is served by several means of transport.
Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA) is an international airport, which is ranked 3rd nationally in terms of traffic.
International flights:
Agadir El Massira receives direct international flights, as well as from Marrakech and Casablanca Airports. It is also the starting point for several African destinations.
Domestic flights:
– Mohammed V Casablanca Airport (CMN) ⬄ Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA) in 1 hour flight
– Fès-Säiss Airport (FEZ) ⬄ Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA)) in 1h20 flight
– Tanger-Ibn Batouta Airport (TNG) ⬄ Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA) in 1h30 flight
– Dakhla Airport (VIL) ⬄ Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA) in 1h30 flight
– Oujda Angad Airport (OUD) ⬄ Agadir El Massira Airport (AGA) in 4h30 flight
In Souss-Massa, traveling by road is an adventure itself. Whatever the starting point, the trip offers breathtaking landscapes and amazing and thrilling moments. And the trip takes place mainly on national roads, crisscrossing the foothills of the Anti-Atlas and the High Atlas, or crossing green and desert plains.
Road-trips that require good preparation, and during which you have to remain vigilant. If you come across a situation requiring intervention, it is advised to report it to the authorities.
Here is a selection of the best routes to take to reach the Souss-Massa Region:
– By coach: Direct connection between 7am and 8am. Cost from 200 to 300MAD.
– By car: Direct route via the A3 over 470 km, 5 to 6 hours of driving.
– By train: To Marrakech then by coach. 6h without counting the duration of rest breaks, cost from 250dhs.
– By coach: Direct connection with stopover in Agadir or Inzegane. Cost from 250 to 350MAD.
– By car: 486 km, 6 to 7 hours of driving. Via the A3 to the Amskroud toll, then the P1708 for 60km.
– By coach: 10 hours Direct connection by road. Cost from 300 to 350MAD.
– By car: 540 km, between 6 and 7 hours of driving. A3 to Agadir, then the N1 for 98 km, bypassing the Souss Massa national park. From Tiznit, you reach Tafraout via the R104.
– By coach: Go to Agadir or Inzegane, then change coach to Tata. 12 hours of journey without counting the rest breaks, cost between 300 and 450MAD.
– By Car: 660Km or 9 hours of driving. Via the A3 to the Amskroud toll, then the P1708 to Ouled Messaoud around Taroudannt, then the R109 crisscrossing the foothills of the Eastern Anti-Atlas for 40 km to your destination.
– By coach: Direct connection of 3 hours by road. Cost from 120 to 200MAD.
– By car: Direct route via the A3 over 260 km, 3 hours of driving.
– By coach: Direct connection of 3h30 by road with a stopover in Agadir or Inzegane. Cost from 140 to 250MAD.
– By car: 275 km, 3 to 4 hours of driving. Via the A3 to the Amskroud toll, then the P1708 for 60km.
– By coach: Direct connection in 7 hours by road. Cost from 185 to 250MAD.
– By car: 332 km, between 5 and 6 hours of driving. A3 to Agadir, then the N1 for 98 km, bypassing the Souss Massa national park.
– By coach: Go to Agadir or Inzegane, then change coach to Tata. 9 hours of journey without counting the rest breaks, cost between 200 and 250MAD.
– By Car: 450Km or between 6 and 7 hours of driving. Via the A3 to the Amskroud toll, then the P1708 to Ouled Messaoud around Taroudannt, then the R109 crisscrossing the foothills of the Eastern Anti-Atlas for 40 km to your destination.
– By coach: Direct journey of 5 hours by road, with a stopover in Tiznit. Cost of 120 and 200MAD.
– By car: 200Km or between 3 and 4 hours of driving. Via the N1 via Tiznit and bypassing the Souss Massa National Park.
– By coach: Journey with change in Agadir or Inzegane. Up to 9 hours of driving without counting the rest break. Cost between 165 and 200MAD
– By car: 255km or between 4 and 5 hours of driving. Via the N1 to Ait Melloul and then the P1714 for 60Km.
– By coach: Direct journey in 2 hours by road. Cost between 50 and 100MAD.
– By car: 110Km or between 1h30 and 2h of driving. Via the N1 through the foothills of the Eastern Anti-Atlas.
– By Car: 285Km or 4 hours of driving. Via the R102 for 100Km to Icht, then the N12 for 142Km on the edge of the Sahara to your destination, passing through Ait Ouabelli and Akka.