Your adventure will start with pickup from your hotel in Agadir. Head to Sidi R'bat, 1 hour and 20 minutes south of Agadir, to discover unpopulated beaches and sandbanks. Stop at the fisherman village on the wild beach of Sidi R'bat, where you will have a chance to see the fishermen's caves, hewn in the cliffs. Then, drive on a sandy track while looking out onto the Atlantic ocean. You will then have a quick stop at the Oued Massa, a 120 km long coastal river by the Souss-Massa Nationalpark. Here, if you are lucky, you will spot migrating birds, mainly the Northern bald ibis. You will also catch a quick glimpse of the beautiful Dam Youssed bin Tachfine. After, walk around the old walled medina town and browse. Then drive towards the Atlas mountains to enjoy a traditional lunch (tajine, couscous, and seasonal fruits), with the possibility of vegetarian food as well, in a local Berber's house. After lunch, you can roam freely in the small Sahara dunes to take photos. You can also be photographed on a short camel ride tour.

Explore Ouarzazate and Zagora on a 2-day trip from Marrakech. Visit the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and admire the Atlas Mountains. Ride a camel to the campsite and savor a local dinner and breakfast. Stay overnight in a private tent at the Zagora dunes. Choose from a tour with a standard or a luxury tent. Day 1: Atlas Mountains, Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, and Zagora Following pickup from your hotel or riad in Marrakesh, begin by crossing the high atlas mountains via the Tizi N’ Tichka pass. Stop at the UNESCO world heritage kasbah fortress of Ait Ben Haddou where you will have free time to visit this Heritage Site. After a lunch break, continue to the verdant Draa Valley, which is well-known for its amazing kasbah fortresses. Head to Zagora and make your way to the windswept dunes. Watch the sunset while riding a camel to the campsite in the Zagora dunes. Delight in a delicious local dinner. Spend the night in a private standard or luxury tent under the stars. Day 2: Zagora, Draa Valley, and Ouarzazate On the second day, wake up early to enjoy a spectacular sunrise view followed by a typical Berber breakfast. You can then opt to take part in a camel trek journey back to meet your driver. Drive back to Marrakech through the High Atlas Mountains.

Experience the rush of riding through the stunning landscapes of the Sahara desert on this guided ATV tour from Agadir. Feel confident as you drive a practical ATV training session before you take off on your off-roading adventure. Stay safe as you drive with the provided safety goggles and helmet. Be picked up from your accommodation in Agadir. Take in the scenic drive from the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle. Drive south to a Berber village and be greeted by your ATV guide. Put on your helmet and goggles and partake in a brief training tutorial on off-road ATV driving before setting off through the desert terrain. Blast through verdant argan and fig orchards and admire views of picturesque Berber villages and farmland.  Have the chance to meet locals while driving through the sunny sand dunes. Rest up with a Berber breakfast of fresh bread with honey, argan oil, and Amlou (Moroccan peanut butter). Sip on a refreshing cup of mint tea with your breakfast.  Hit the road again and make your way back to your starting point. Transfer back to your accommodation in Agadir. 

Leave Agadir or Taghazout to spend a day exploring the Sahara, Sidi R'bat, Tiznit, and more. Enjoy free time at each location and enjoy a traditional lunch at a Berber house near the Atlas Mountains. Start your excursion with pick up from your hotel around 8:30 AM, followed by a stop at the fisherman village on the wild beach of Sidi R'bat, where you can pop in to see the fishermen's caves and perhaps find some shells at the isolated beach. And then, drive into a Rally way on sand dunes and sandy terrain, along the Atlantic ocean. Have a quick stop at Massa river where you will spot some migrating birds, before driving towards the walled city of Tiznit, where you will see the walls and the ramparts of the old city. We will have a small break in Tiznit for rest and to learn a little about the city, feel free to go for a walk in the old Medina, and browse the handmade Berber silver jewelry. After the visit to Tiznit, drive towards the atlas mountains, to enjoy a lunch of two meals of Tajine and Couscous in a local Berber house, accompanied by a dessert of local seasonal fruits and mint tea. Vegetarian meals can be requested as well. After lunch, enjoy some free time to take photos and explore the sand dunes. Whilst here, you will have the option to take a quick camel ride tour for an additional cost. After the small Sahara stop, travel to the reservoir of Youssef Ben Tachfine (water dam), while taking sights of the everyday Moroccan country lifestyle, for a panoramic view from the top of the hill, before making your way back to your hotel.

Start at Marrakech and drive along Tizi-n-Tichka Pass to marvel at the towering peaks of the High Atlas Mountain Range. Visit the fort of Aït Benhaddou and the Valley of Roses. Go on a desert camel ride, relax by the campfire, and sleep in a traditional Berber tent. Finish your 4-day tour at Fes. On day 1, depart from your accommodation in Marrakech and head to the High Atlas via the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass, the gateway to the Sahara desert, which sits at an elevation of 7257 ft (2,212 meters) above sea level. Pass through villages and admire the waterfalls while driving past the mountains. Stop for a cup of mint tea, then continue to Aït Benhaddou, an earthen clay fortified village that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After lunch, see the Kasbah featured in famous films such as Gladiator, Babel, and Lawrence of Arabia.  Next, travel to the town of Ouarzazate, the Kasbah of Taourirt, and the Atlas Studios movie studios. Then, continue through the Valley of Roses and the Dades Valley, and arrive at the Dades Gorge to admire the sunset. Have dinner at a hotel and spend the night there. On day 2, have breakfast and go on a morning walk through the Dades Gorges and admire the rugged gorges. Then, enjoy a drive along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs and pass through Tineghier Village to see some historical kasbahs. After this, arrive at the Todra Gorges for lunch. Go for a walk and admire the limestone river canyons and then drive to the Merzouga Desert via Erfoud. Arrive before sunset and eat dinner at a traditional kasbah with a Saharan drum performance. Spend the night here. Start day 3 with breakfast and visit the desert village of El Khamlia to listen to Saharan music. Then, go to Rissani, famous for its traditional market. Try the local Berber pizza and return to Merzouga. Ride a camel across the dunes of Erg Chebbi to enjoy the sunset. Afterward, reach the desert camp and drink mint tea. Eat dinner and relax under the stars by the campfire to the tune of music. Sleep in a traditional Berber tent. On day 4, wake up in the morning to watch the sun rise over the sand dunes near the Algerian border. Next, go on a camel ride back to the hotel. Eat breakfast, have a shower, and relax. Then, set off for Fes through the Ziz Valley. Take in the sights along the way, including Berber villages, a cedar forest, and palm trees. Finally, arrive at Fes in the evening to end your trip.

Day 1 : Marrakech – Tinghir City Aït Ben Haddou ,Ouarzazate , The palm of Skoura , Tinghir city On the first day of this three days circuit you will go from Marrakech to Tinghir city . After the visit of Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah and after the lunch in Ouarzazate, you will have a walk in the palm groves of Ouarzazate and in the well-known Roses’ Valley. In the second week-end of May and the last two days, there is the famous Rose Festival, so if you are lucky enough you can enjoy it! Furthermore, this tour will inspire you to visit this wonderful place again. This first day will end with a night in the heart of Tinghir city . Day 2 : Tinghir city – Gorges of Todgha – The dunes of Merzouga This second day will start with a traditional typical Moroccan breakfast. You will leave the hotel to get on the Road of 1000 Kasbah. During this way you will discover many Berber villages and colorful landscapes of this beautiful region. You will then continue to the Todra Gorges: 300 meters height above the river. Don’t be afraid! In fact, they are among the most beautiful gorges in Morocco. Your lunch will take place on the road before reaching the city of Erfoud; well-known for its marine fossils, hundreds of millions years old. It will almost be time to climb the big beautiful dune of Merzouga. Even if the ascension seems difficult, you will enjoy a lot on arrival at the summit! Incredible thrills guaranteed then a camel ride about one hour . Day 3 : Dunes of Merzouga , Tazzarine , Agdz-Marrakesh , La kasbah de Taourirt ,Marrakech On the third day you will wake up early to enjoy the sunrise on the dunes of Erg Chebbi, which is certainly the best moment in the desert of Merzouga to take pictures! You will also enjoy a typical breakfast at the camp . The come back to Marrakech will be via the incredible Draa Valley, passing through Tazzarine, Agdz, Ouarzazate without forgett the eternal Tizi n’Tichka pass and its panoramic views.

Experience the beauty of the pre-Sahara sand dunes and the sea on this half-day ATV trip with van pickup and drop-off in Agadir. Admire Berber villages and Argan trees before tasting a Berber-style breakfast with a cup of mint tea. Be picked up from the comfort of your accommodation in Agadir and drive in an air-conditioned van to a Berber village where a guide will greet you. Listen as your guide offers you a brief introduction to off-road ATV techniques. Start your ATV adventure. Drive through Berber villages and farmland. Travel through groves of Argan trees and figs. Have the chance to meet nomadic people that you drive across. Feel the thrill of punching through sand dunes in a high-powered ATV. Savor a refreshing cup of mint tea with Argan oil and Amlou (almond butter). Sit down to a homemade Berber-style breakfast of honey and bread. Return to the starting point of your ATV tour and transfer back to your accommodation in Agadir in the van.

• Day one: Agadir to Zagora Desert Head from Agadir or Taghazout toward Zagora via Saffrom Taliouine and Taznakht, the capital of Berber carpets. Enjoy lunch in Taznakht and stop at other spots along the way for beautiful views of the High Atlas Mountains, casbahs, and palm tree oases, before arriving in Zagora. Upon arrival, embark on a sunset camel ride around the dunes, or opt to save the ride for sunrise the next day. Settle into the nomad tents for a night in the desert. Enjoy dinner within a warm atmosphere of friendly people and local music. Share some laughs and enjoy the sky and the silence of the Sahara.  • Day two: Zagora Desert to Agadir via Ouarzazate Wake early on the second day to enjoy the sunrise and take in the last moments of the Sahara. Begin the journey back to Agadir after breakfast. Drive through the High Atlas Mountains and some more Berber villages en route to Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Africa. Upon arrival, visit Taourirte Casbah and Atlas Cinema Studios. Then, head for the most famous casbah in Africa, Ait Ben Haddou, for free time to explore and have lunch in a local restaurant. Following lunch, begin the drive back to Agadir or Taghazout, arriving in the late afternoon.

Your day-long adventure begins as you head north from Agadir to the former Portuguese city of Essaouira, passing isolated beaches, the palace of a Saudi prince, and the village of Taghazout along the way. Once known by its Portuguese name of Mogador, the city of Essaouira is a citadel with a prestigious past, occupied by various civilizations since prehistoric times. And famous for its Tyrian factory that once supplied Rome with its legendary purple dye, Essaouira is a cradle for artists of all types. Upon your arrival in the city, embark on a tour of the port and watch as the fishing boats return home. The Bab El Marse port not only has its Sqala canons on display, but it offers amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Medina. Travel to the Media itself—a UNESCO World Heritage site—and go inside to meet celebrated marquetry inlayers and cabinetmakers. Stop in at the Women's Cooperative manufacturer of argan oil, and then enjoy some free time exploring the alleyways of the Medin, strolling along the endless beach, or testing out some fresh fish at a local beachfront restaurant.

The tour departs from Agadir or Taghazout in the early morning and drives towards Ouarzazat traveling through the town of Taliouine, the African center of Saffron, the world’s most expensive spice. Pass through the town of Taznakht, well-known for its vibrant Berber carpets, before arriving at Ait Ben Haddou. A UNESCO World Heritage Listed site, Ait Ben Haddou is a traditional pre-Saharan habitat consisting of earthen buildings surrounded by high walls. Spend some free time exploring the Kasbah and haggle for a bargain at the bustling Souk, full of locals buying and trading crafts. Enjoy a traditional lunch in the village of Ait Ben Haddou then travel to the city center to visit the famous Atlas Film Studios, home to an array of decaying film sets that contrast against the harsh desert environment. Finally, head to the Kasbah of Taourirt, a fascinating maze of history that was built in the 19th century. Get lost in the array of infinite rooms, winding passageways, and steep steps within this imposing building. Admire the Kasbah's uniquely shaped rooms, decorated with colorful mosaics and painted stucco. On the return trip to Agadir, keep an eye out for goats climbing the Argan trees that line the streets and if there’s time, stop for a close-up look.