Akhfenir (also Akhfennir, Sidi Akhfenir and Sidi Akhfennir) is a small town in Tarfaya Province, Morocco. It is located between Tan-Tan and Tarfaya.

Akhfenir's touristy past is over since the Rally Paris-Dakar moved to South America. But it can be a convenient stop for the night and is used as such by a lot of truck drivers. It even has two hidden gems for nature lovers (see below).

Either by any of the buses that serve the Agadir-Dakhla route or by private car.

The village is small enough for exploration on foot.

• The regularly beautiful sunsets at the beach, just behind the hotels at the main road.

• Visit the Khnifiss National Park with its beautiful lagoon 10 km (6.2 mi) south: follow the main road N1 due south until structures emerge in the west, turn westwards, towards the structures.
• Visit the oasis a few kilometres in the east and its wild donkeys. Follow the asphalt road from the village centre eastwards, up the hill, past a giant wind energy park to your right. After a few kilometres an old tyre marks the spot where to leave the road to the left and park the car. The oasis is about 100 m north of the road. As this can be hard to find, asking a local in Akhfenir might be your best bet.

Several restaurants on the main road. Fish is a good bet since it is caught locally.

Tea. Alcohol is not readily available.

Several hotels on the main road. Clean rooms with WiFi, satellite TV and hot shower cost around 150 dirhams.

North to Tan-Tan or south to Laayoune