Les Thermes des Arganiers, in Sidi Ifni, Morocco's Guelmim-Oued Noun region, use thermal water at 38°C in the style of a Moroccan hammam: steam room, marble slab, kessa scrub and beldi soap.
Insider tip — Les Thermes des Arganiers sits in Morocco's far southwest, in the coastal argan forest zone south of Agadir near Sidi Ifni. The name references the iconic argan trees whose oil is deeply embedded in Amazigh (Berber) bathing and beauty culture. The thermal baths here use warm spring water from the Guelmim basin, slightly mineralized by passage through limestone and sandstone strata. The Atlantic cliffs and endemic argan woodland visible from the road create a dramatic natural backdrop unique to this corner of Morocco.