Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra Travel Guide

Morocco

Sahara by sunrise, panorama
Sahara by sunrise, panorama
Guelta zemmur
Steps one can take from the old part of the city to the center of town #Morocco #Laayoune #Africa #FindingTheUniverse
The view from our residence. Laâyoune with the desert in the background. The brightly painted building is the local school. #FindingTheUniverse #Morocco #Morac #WesternSahara

Popular cities in Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra

Steps one can take from the old part of the city to the center of town #Morocco #Laayoune #Africa #FindingTheUniverse
Laayoune
Known for Bird watching, Deserts and Beaches
Laayoune is calling! Discover its desert views, beaches, football and more.
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Tarfaya is not a common destination for tourists in Morocco. But if you are travelling south in Africa and are crossing the border to West Sahara, this is a natural stopping point. The British occupied Tarfaya in 1882. The area was then occupied by the Spanish in 1912 and became part of Spanish Sahara. In 1958 the area was again part of Tarfaya and included into Morocco. Read more at: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/tarfaya-goal-desert-expedition/
Tarfaya
Known for Castle, Sea and Sunsets
Get away to Tarfaya! Enjoy the castle, seaside and beaches.
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Smara
Smara
Enjoy access to sights and activities in the surrounding area during your stay in Smara.
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Dakhla beach, Western Sahara, Morocco
Foum El Oued
Venture to El Mchawar Place and Moulay Rachid Stadium—just two of the sights around Foum El Oued.
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Boujdour
Boujdour
Known for Sunsets, Architecture and Beaches
Come to Boujdour and enjoy its sunsets, architecture and beaches.
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Tah
Tah
Enjoy access to sights and activities in the surrounding area during your stay in Tah.
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