Traslado privado de Taroudant a ImsouaneLuxury Travel

The Taroudant–Imsouane transfer covers 125 km in about 1h35. It links the Souss valley with the Atlantic coast between Agadir and Essaouira by way of Agadir and Taghazout, and it is priced per vehicle from €86, so a family or group pays the same as one traveller.

Who makes the Taroudant to Imsouane trip

Why this trip? Taroudant is a quiet side trip, so departures are usually back to Agadir or onward over the Anti-Atlas towards Ouarzazate. As for Imsouane, longboarders and surf learners come for the endless bay wave, and everyone else for the harbour fish and the sense of being at the end of the road.

The road from Taroudant to Imsouane

West of Taroudant the N10 runs through the flat Souss valley, lined with orange and banana orchards, to Agadir. North of Agadir the N1 runs along the ocean through Anza and Aourir — the 'Banana Village' roadside stalls — before the first surf villages appear. Beyond Taghazout the N1 climbs above the cliffs past the Cap Ghir lighthouse and the banana plantations of Tamri, with the Atlantic below on the left. Good places to break the drive: the Aourir banana stalls, the Cap Ghir lighthouse viewpoint and Tamri's banana plantations.

Arriving in Imsouane

Imsouane is a remote fishing village on a headland roughly halfway between Agadir and Essaouira, famous for one of the longest right-hand waves in Africa, rolling into its bay. The village has one access road off the N1; the final kilometres wind down a hillside to the harbour, where most guesthouses meet cars.

Before you go

Once you are in Imsouane, Tamri's banana plantations and Cap Ghir are on the way south, the argan hills on the way north. The bay wave works best on bigger winter swells; summer is calmer and good for complete beginners. The return leg, Imsouane to Taroudant, has its own page and the same per-vehicle pricing.