The town is 143 km south-west of Agadir, a trip of some 3 hours.
Located apprximately 3 hours south east of Agadir, the area is predominantly inhabited by women and children for most of the year because poverty has driven the men to emigrate to large cities or abroad; this has resulted in the construction of some incongruously grand houses and a very peaceful and welcoming atmosphere with some spectacular views of the mountains.
The town comes alive on Tuesdays when the main souk takes place, and in late February or early March when the almond harvest is celebrated with singing and dancing, which is in stark contrast to the peace of the rest of the year.
Climate
The Anti Atlas Mountains enjoys a relatively equable climate on the Atlantic fringe, but as you pass inland towards Ouarzazate and further south the climate becomes more extreme. Altitudes and latitudes are lower than the High Atlas so it is the warmest mountainous region in winter. The best time to visit the inland parts of the region is between September and May, but be aware that nights are cold in midwinter


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