The last stop in the Drâa valley, in the great Algerian South, the palm grove of Oulad Driss looms like a mirage once you pass Tizi Beni Selmane.
Sidi Ali is a town in the province of Errachidia, in the Meknes-Tafilat region, on the border with Algeria.
A little town between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains which is not very interesting unless you want to go walking in the neighbouring mountains.
A modern military garrison town, Errachidia has very limited interest for tourists, and is more of a stopping point on your route between Fes/Meknes and the desert.
Demnate is a little town midway between Marrakesh and the Ait Bouguemmez Valley. It's above all a stopping off point. 
With a little over 3,000 inhabitants, this small village located in the Atlas Mountains still keeps to a way of life that is from another era.
A modern, desert town, Erfoud has little to offer tourists other than its fossils and local dishes.
Agouim is a little Moroccan village situated to the south of Marrakech.
An industrial town in Northern Morocco, Ouazzane isn't particularly charming at first glance. However, its refurbished Medina and its religious importance could be attractive for some.