Parc national Souss massa

In the Souss Valley near Agadir, along the mouth of the valley, there are pink flamingos.

Welcome to Souss-Massa National Park Morocco Agadir region

Welcome to the first safari in North Africa, exactly in Morocco, near the city of Agadir to the south, twenty kilometers away. The deer reserve, on an area of ​​two thousand hectares, is fenced to protect rare animals, such as the North African red-necked ostrich. You can enter with the visitor’s car. Visit with guides. You will find them in the place. The entry capacity is 150 Moroccan dirhams for adults and twenty Moroccan dirhams for children. The length of the visit is ten kilometers. The deer reserve is natural and the animals are free and wild, meaning not domesticated.

Welcome to Souss-Massa National Park. You can find your entry ticket at the park entrance. A guide will be waiting for you for the visit. Ticket price: 150 dirhams for adults and 20 dirhams for children.

The North African ostrich is characterized by the black color of the males and the red legs and neck, while the females are gray. This species lays twenty eggs per year, and the largest group of them in the world is currently found in the Souss-Massa National Park. It is also known as the red-necked ostrich.

These are some of the animals that live in the Souss-Massa National Park, the gazelle reserve. I work as a tourist activist in the Souss-Massa National Park, the gazelle reserve, south of the city of Agadir, Morocco. Greetings to all of you.

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