Boutique hotels in Sidi Ifni

Sidi Ifni was a Spanish enclave until 1969, and its pastel Art Deco buildings, old consulate and airfield still recall that era. Today it is a quiet town of surfers, fishermen and retirees, perched on cliffs above a long beach. Nearby, the red rock arches and beaches of Legzira and the surf town of Mirleft add to its appeal for slow travelers.

Where to stay

Accommodation is simple: a handful of guesthouses, some in historic Spanish-era buildings, with sea views.

Good to know

Sidi Ifni is about three hours south of Agadir. Morning sea mist is common in summer; the weather is mild all year.