Mirleft is a lovely village on the Atlantic Coast between the cities of Agadir and Sidi Infi. While it is a small village now there is a lot of building development happening and in a short time hotels and resorts will dominate the beaches.
To get to Mirleft I chose a route through the Anti Atlas to Tiznit from Imlil in the High Atlas. This route was over small back roads and villages and avoided the business and hub bub of Marrakech. The type of thing I like. It’s an easy day ride this way from the High Atlas to the coast.
Between Mirleft and Legzira and its famous arches if you keep your eye out you might just find a rough dirt track leading down to the a deserted beach where you can find a deserted piece of the African Atlantic Coast.
The coast like between Mirleft and Sidi Infi is dramatic and beautiful, especially the rock arches around Legzira. Some of which you can only see from.the clifftop edge.
As I said Mirleft is changing quickly. The centre of the old town it’s own charm with the main street a line of blue painted arches.
One of those blue arched building houses a licenced premise. A different type of oasis in Morocco!
Well friends and followers there are more tales of Morocco to come over the last couple of weeks I’ve been in Spain and now Portugal. So time to change focus and enjoy the moment.
Fab photos. I’m loving being on this trip with you!
Glad you are enjoying it Sandra
Another great post, Mick. Did you end up bargaining for a rug?
I was a bit of a sucker for Berber rugs. Bought that yellow one in Imlil and another in Fez. The Fez tale is for another time!!!