
Discover the Cedar Forests
Travel into the Middle Atlas cedar forests and experience one of Morocco's most beautiful natural environments.

Middle Atlas
About Ifrane
Nestled in the Middle Atlas Mountains, Ifrane is known for its cool climate, alpine-style architecture, lush forests, and peaceful atmosphere. Often called the “Little Switzerland of Morocco,” the town offers a refreshing change of scenery with cedar forests, mountain landscapes, and charming streets surrounded by nature.
Whether you're passing through on your way between Fes and the Sahara, exploring the surrounding forests, or enjoying a relaxing break in the mountains, Ifrane offers a quieter and refreshing side of Morocco.
Top experiences

Travel into the Middle Atlas cedar forests and experience one of Morocco's most beautiful natural environments.

Look out for Barbary macaques in the surrounding forests and observe these fascinating native animals in their environment.

Visit the town's iconic stone lion, a popular landmark and one of Ifrane's most recognizable symbols.

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere around the university campus and discover one of Morocco's most distinctive modern educational institutions.

Visit during the colder months to experience a completely different side of Ifrane, when snow can transform the town and surrounding mountains.

Explore Ifrane's distinctive chalet-style buildings, flower-filled streets, and maintained public spaces that give the town its unique character.
Tours that visit Ifrane
Each of these private tours includes Ifrane. Open a tour to see the full day-by-day route on the map.

8-Day Morocco Tour: Marrakesh, Sahara Desert & Fes

12-Day Grand Morocco Tour: Culture, Sahara Desert & Atlantic Coast

3-Day Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes via Merzouga

10-Day Tour: Atlas Mountains, Sahara Desert & Chefchaouen

14-Day Grand Morocco Tour from Casablanca

9-Day Morocco Tour from Tangier to Marrakech
Photos: Reda Abouakil (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Kamil Laghjichi (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Yair Haklai (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Anass Sedrati (CC BY-SA 4.0) · KatyZita (CC BY-SA 4.0), Wikimedia Commons.