Moroccan Heritage

Rochers peints de Tafraout

An open-air artwork in the granite of the Anti-Atlas

About this site

Near Tafraout, in the heart of the Anti-Atlas, granite boulders and small hills are painted blue, red, violet and white: the work of the Belgian artist Jean Verame, nicknamed “The Blue Rocks”. With the approval of King Hassan II, he went there with a team of firemen and 18 tonnes of paint and worked for three months. The piece echoes his “line of peace” painted in Sinai. Tafraout itself lies in a small valley at the foot of Djebel Lekest, a pink granite mountain, surrounded by almond, olive and argan trees.

Opening hours and access

Opening hours
Open-air site; access conditions to be confirmed on site
Address
Près de Tafraout, Anti-Atlas

Good to know

Book in advance to secure your spot, especially in high season. Your entry pass will be emailed to you the day before your visit, from 6:00 PM.

Prices

🎟️ On-site ticket only
👤Adult
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👶Child
€0.00
🇲🇦Resident
€0.00

Official monument price at the gate: 0,00 €

Official prices — to be paid on site. Tickets are not available online for this site.

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Location

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Près de Tafraout, Anti-Atlas
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On-site ticket

Tickets are only available at the on-site ticket office.

Opening hours
Open-air site; access conditions to be confirmed on site
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