Sidi Ifni is a fishing town in the northern coastal part of Anti Atlas built by the Spanish in Art Deco style.
After violently suppressing protests of fishermen in 2008/2009, Morocco poured a lot of money into the region to pacify it. As a result, a lot of the old Art Deco buildings have been restored.
CTM (dead link: January 2023) and Supratours stop here on all trips south into Western Sahara.
Note that CTM buses have a 30- to 45-minute stop at a gas station/restaurant just a few kilometers before Tiznit and thus the trip takes longer than the distance suggests. CTM takes the route through Aglou on which you have a beautiful view on the ocean if you sit on the right hand side of the bus.
From the north: From Tiznit go to Aglou and at the entrance of Aglou, turn left. Brace for beautiful views onto the ocean. At the next crossroad, turn right and then follow that road through Mirleft.
From the south: From Guelmim take the mountain road that passes the airport. Once on that road, just keep following it for about one hour.
Petite taxis are available, though the architecturally interesting part of town is small enough to be covered on foot.
The Art Deco buildings.
There are plenty of hotels, though in high season (winter in general, Christmas and NYE in special) booking in advance is recommended.
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