Souss-Massa National Park
Atlantic coastal park protecting the northern bald ibis
Souss-Massa National Park stretches along ~330 km² of Atlantic coast between the Oued Souss and Oued Massa estuaries, south of Agadir. Established in 1991, it shelters roughly 95% of the world population of the critically endangered northern bald ibis (Geronticus eremita) across colonies between Massa and Tamri.
Location
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The Rokein Reserve in the northern section of the park, ideally at dawn or late afternoon. Local rangers and guided tours improve the chances significantly — the birds nest on cliffs and feed in nearby farmland.