Audio Guide of Souira Guedima Beach

As a public beach and fishing village, access is open 24 hours a day all year round. It is located about 35 km south of Safi and is easily reached by driving along the coastal R301 road; you can see its exact location on Google Maps.

Access to Souira Guedima Beach is completely free for all visitors. You will only need to pay if you decide to rent umbrellas, sun loungers in high season, or eat at the restaurants and cafés along the seafront promenade.

To enjoy a relaxing swim, stroll along the promenade, and eat fresh fish, we recommend setting aside at least half a day, around 4 or 5 hours. If you are looking to fully unwind, it is an ideal place to spend the entire day until sunset.

This place was a former Portuguese port known as 'Aguz' in the early 16th century, designed to protect the route to Safi. You can still see the ruins of the old fortress or kasbah overlooking the mouth of the Tensift River, adding a unique cultural touch to the landscape.

Summer, especially July and August, is ideal if you are looking for atmosphere and full services, although it is more crowded; spring and September offer better weather without the crowds. It is recommended to go early in the morning, as the wind often picks up in the afternoon in this Atlantic area.

The seafront promenade is paved and allows comfortable wheelchair access to enjoy the views and restaurants. However, direct access to the sand and the water does not have adapted walkways, so getting down to the shore can be difficult.

About 30 minutes north by car is the city of Safi, world-famous for its pottery and medina. You can also explore the mouth of the Tensift River, which offers an interesting natural landscape right next to the village.

Do not leave without trying the grilled sardines or the catch of the day at the harbor stalls; they are fresh and very affordable. Also, always bring a light layer even in summer, as the sea breeze can become quite cool toward evening.