Tafraoute is located in a beautiful and wonderful geographical location in the heart of the Anti-Atlas mountain range, and many tourists visit it by organizing tours every day or trips to the neighboring villages rich in historical monuments (Kasbah and traditional houses, ancient rock inscriptions, ancient Berber architecture, ancient irrigation systems, Old olive oil presses...etc). It also allows to discover the various traditions of the inhabitants of this beautiful region of the Anti-Atlas. The city also has many hotels and guest houses. The giant rocks of the region.
The giant rocks of the Ummarket region of Tafraoute are among the tourist destinations that attract tourists daily. These rocks were the favorite place of the Belgian artist and painter John Veram, who preferred in 1984 to paint these giant rocks in colors that increased the aesthetic area, and took the initiative to color these rocks as a gift to his life partner. The traditional industry ranks third in terms of population activities, and it contributes a great deal to economic production due to the peculiarities that characterize the traditional products in this region. The displaced people from the Anzi region have been particularly interested in it and their most important traditional products (Tmanayet) i.e. the local language, the crafting of jewellery, blacksmithing, welding and sewing Local products, which contribute to raising the level of tourism in the region.
Here is a list of sites of tourist interest: Ras al-Assad, located 6 km from the center of Tafraoute in the Kist Mountains. Akrad Adada, known as Napoleon's hat, is located 3 km from the center of Tafraoute A gazelle engraved on the rock of Pezka. An oasis of evergreen hope. Old engravings in the Teknza roundabout in the Al-Aman group. Panoramic views of a crowded roundabout with the security group. Al-Ain Al-Zarqa roundabout I am in the security group. Colored rocks in Umarket with Tafraout.