Kasbah des Caids — Attraction in caïdat de Tansifte

Kasbah des Caïds – A Journey Through Time and Tranquility

If you're looking to immerse yourself in Morocco's rich heritage, Kasbah des Caïds is a true hidden gem. Nestled in a peaceful village near Ouarzazate, this historic kasbah offers not just a place to sleep, but an experience that transports you back in time.

The architecture is breathtaking – traditional earthen walls, intricately carved wooden doors, and panoramic views of the surrounding palm groves and mountains. Every corner tells a story, and you can truly feel the legacy of the Caid families who once lived there.

The hospitality is warm and genuine. The hosts are incredibly knowledgeable about the region's history and go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Meals are homemade and delicious, often served in a beautiful courtyard or on the terrace with stunning sunset views.

What makes Kasbah des Caïds special is its authenticity. It hasn't been over-modernized – it retains its soul while offering comfort and calm. It's the perfect stop if you're exploring southern Morocco, especially en route to the Draa Valley or the desert.

🕌 Highlights:

Authentic historical setting

Peaceful atmosphere

Delicious local cuisine

Personalized hospitality

Highly recommended for culture lovers, history buffs, and travelers seeking a quiet, off-the-beaten-path stay...

Nice Kasbah - we had a lovely tour. It can be hard to find because it is hidden behind some walls and a narrow archway. But you can leave your car in front of the archway and walk the rest (2 minutes)

The tour lasts up to 60 minutes and you can see the kasbah, the garden and the old souk. The entrance fee is 20 DH per person and a tip for the guide.

The tour is interesting and our guide knows a lot about the history of this kasbah (see pictures)

If you are nearby it is worth a visit. It isn't that crowed like the kasbahs...

Traveling from Mhamid to Tagazout we decided to stop for 1 night at Kasbah des Caids. Being from Canada this was a bit of a stretch for us in terms of accommodation from what we are used to. The rooms and bathrooms were clean and the Kasbah has been redone so you are quite comfortable. AC was available in our room and we were very happy with that option. The breakfast was eggs, crepes, bread, tea and coffee. Definitely an experience for our family that is used to different...