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Legzira & Tiznit
The red sandstone arch of Legzira beach, then the walled silver town of Tiznit, in one private day.
Good to know
Highlights
- The red sandstone arch of Legzira beach
- Cliffs and a long sandy beach near Sidi Ifni
- Tiznit, the walled town of silver jewellery
- Private vehicle and driver for the day
About this day trip
Legzira beach, near Sidi Ifni, is known for its huge red sandstone arch standing on the sand — one of the most photographed places on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. You walk down to the beach and along the cliffs, best at low tide.
On the way back you stop in Tiznit, a walled town famous for its silver jewellery, with its old gates, the main square and the silver souk. The day is private: your own vehicle and driver, and you set the pace.
What’s included
- Private vehicle with driver
- Fuel
- Pickup and drop-off
Not included
- Lunch
- Guided visits
Meeting and pickup
Early morning pickup at your accommodation in Agadir, Aourir or Taghazout; the host confirms the time on WhatsApp the day before.
Itinerary
- PickupEarly morning
- Coast roadAbout 2 hours south, past Tiznit
- Legzira beachThe red sandstone arch and the cliffs, best at low tide
- Lunch breakIn Mirleft or Sidi Ifni, at your own cost
- TiznitThe old gates, the main square and the silver souk
- ReturnBack in the evening
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. You pay on arrival — nothing is charged online.
Know before you go
- The price is for the whole private vehicle, not per person.
- Up to the vehicle’s seats; tell the host how many you are.
- Walking on the beach is easiest at low tide; the host plans the timing.
- The path down to the beach is steep in places; wear good shoes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the arch still there?
Legzira had two arches; one collapsed in 2016 and the other still stands.
How long is the drive?
About 2 hours each way from Agadir.
Can we swim at Legzira?
The Atlantic is often rough there; swim only where it is calm and at your own risk.