The Souss-Massa region was formed by merging the state of Tata with part of the Guelmim-Semara region, in the new division approved by the Moroccan government in 2015. The region is known for its unique moderate climate, which makes it warm in most months of the year. The region also includes one of the largest parks. The important national natural park is the Souss-Massa National Park, which extends over an area of 330 square kilometers, and includes charming natural landmarks that attract tourists to it, including cliffs, sand dunes, agricultural lands, plains, forests, and other distinctive natural elements, and part of the region’s lands are located Being close to the ocean makes cities such as Agadir one of the unique tourist destinations that tourists come to enjoy its beaches.