Apartment in Tamraght with a terrace and breathtaking views of the sea and mountains

Located in Tamraght Oufella, 14km north of Agadir, in the heart of a picturesque Amazigh village ( ⵜⴰⵎⵔⴰⵖⵜ).
Total change of scenery guaranteed between the ocean and the mountains, 15 minutes walk from the beach of Imourane.
you have nearby, all amenities: supermarkets, bakery, tobacconist, hammam, restaurants ...
Enjoy a beautiful holiday in our new and equipped apartment located on the 2nd floor, consisting of two bedrooms, one with three beds and the other with a double bed, a spacious Berber living room of 24m reversible air conditioning with a smart-TV, cocooning bathroom, kitchen open to dining room and balcony with ocean and mountain view, the kitchen has a stove with hood, refrigerator, washing machine, coffee maker, solar water heater parking in front of the house...
Large communal roof terrace with panoramic views, sensational of the ocean and its waves as well as the mountain.

- 5 minutes drive from the famous typical fishing village of Taghazout.
In the 1960s, the village saw the arrival of generations of hippies, who had to give way, a few decades later, to surfers from all over the world. Very famous at the time, the village was even frequented by, among others, Jimi Hendrix and Frank Zappa ...
Taghazout is first and foremost a world-famous surf spot.

- 15 minutes drive from the marina of the city of Agadir and all its attractions. (Crocodile park, Amazigh museum, souk, karting, booling ect...)

- 20 minutes drive from the exceptional "Paradise Valley" which is hidden deep in one of the last foothills of the Atlas. It is a must-see spot for hiking.

- 1 hour drive from the pretty village of Imsouane. Tucked away at the foot of the mountain on the peninsula, in a captivating universe, an unparalleled atmosphere reigns, where you can fully appreciate the pleasures of the sea and the beach. The village opens onto a peaceful bay, where time seems to have stopped; the lake is conducive to swimming and surfing.

- 2h30 from the city of Essaouira, a fortified city of the late eighteenth century (Mogador) (a must-visit) known for its Medina offering colourful and charming landscapes reminiscent of its Portuguese and Spanish remains without forgetting its vast beaches. classified as an UNESCO World Heritage Site in Morocco in 2001.