After the breakfast we will depart for Guelmim, the ancient coastal town where the caravan arrived at the beach, here we will visit the ancient and traditional souks of camels and Mlhaf “ Saturday “, then we will take new paths through the foothills of the Anti-Atlas where small oasis and Berber villages are surrounded by a landscape of desert mountains.

You will reach the fullness arriving in the evening to Tafraoute, village located at 1200 m altitude in the middle of a huge circus pink granite boulders in the hot sun in beautiful shades of pink, ocher and purple. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After the breakfast we will go to visit the painted blue rocks, which is perhaps the most famous place in Tafraoute. The big granite rocks were polished by erosion and were colored in bright colors by the belgian artist Jean Verame in 1984, visit the Valley Ait Mansour. Night and super in Tafraout.

After breakfast we travel from Tafraoute towards the oasis town Tata. Along the way we traverse the Villages Berber with its beautiful palm oases, Almonds trees, refreshing rivers and some traditional Kasbahs. Night and super in Tata.

We will Start our journey after breakfast for a long step on a road through the desert landscape where the voice has left the most sophisticated, passing Tissint, where can see Casgade, continue to Foum Zgid where off-road starting, pass the mountains as well as fossils and lake Iriqui, arriving Erg Chagaga, after break tea, take an tour with camels to dunes, and enjoy one of the most dramatic sunsets over the color changing sands.

Night and super in bivouac.

After breakfast we have taken about 60 km off-road to arrive the first Village in desert M’hamid, after take road to Zagora, pass Tamgrout where we will visit Coranic library and Ceramic. Lunch in Zagora. After this break continue to Agdez through Vally Draa.

night and dinner in hotel.

In the Morning departure to Taroudant via Taznakht, where you will visit of Berber carpet making cooperative, for which the city is very well known of Berber carpets making and continuation to Taliouine, the valley of Safraan, night in Riad in Taroudant.

From Taroudant to airport in Agadir, we have about 1h:20 minute

• Pick-up from your Hotel or Riad in Agadir
• Private Trip in modern, air-conditioned transport
• English / French-speaking driver/guide
• 2 night Accommodation in well recommended hotels (Agdez, and Tata)
• Camel trek in Desert to watch the sunset and sunrise
• Overnight stay in Desert Camp
• breakfast
• dinner

• Lunches
• Drinks
• Fee to Enter Monuments
• Tips

This Agadir Desert Tours , can begins anyplace in Agadir whether it is Airplane terminal, Train Station, or any other transportation you use to get to your destination where you are staying in Agadir.

After breakfast we drive into the Sahara across the now dried-up Lake Iriqui, which used to be fed by the Dra’a River and be full of fish and water birds. In the middle of this lake we can search for fossils. The off-road piste takes us past the various features of the desert; the stony desert, “reg” and the “hammada”. Lunch will be in Chegaga, far away from villages and ‘civilisation’. Here you can clamber up to the top of the high dunes to watch the sunset. At the foot of the dunes, we have dinner and spend the night in a bivouac of nomad tents.

After breakfast in the bivouac, the itinerary crosses another 60 km of desert road via the Sacred Oasis to arrive in M’hamid. Later you continue to drive up the Dra’a Valley, the longest valley in Morocco. You travel through Zagora, the largest oasis in the Dra’a Valley, particularly famous for its dates. We follow the ancient caravan route used by the caravans that crossed the Sahara for days and weeks bringing treasures from Mali or Mauretania. The road passes between the river and the mountains past all the Kasbahs and the local gardens, giving you a clearer impression of life here in this area of Morocco. In Agdez, we stop for the night at a traditional guest house.

After breakfast, we visit Kasbah Tamnougalte, the oldest and most famous Kasbah in the Dra’a Valley. Part of the Kasbah is still occupied by a few families, living much as they have done for centuries. Other parts, especially the “Mellah”, the Jewish area, are slowly crumbling after the last people left for Israel at the end of the 60’s. We return about 20 kilometres south to reach the bridge crossing the Dra’a at Tansikht. We have lunch in a small Berber town, N’qob. Further on we turn north in Alnif and pass the Saghro mountains. The main tribe in these mountains was the Aït Atta, who was the last people to resist the French occupation. We first reach Tinghir from where we visit the Toudgha gorges before turning back down to the main road to spend the night in the Dades Valley.

After breakfast we continue up the valley as far as the gorges, where it is possible to walk awhile. Before reaching the main road again at Boulmane Dades, we turn right to go off-road past Boutaghrar. All along this side road, there are Berber nomads living in caves and you can stop to partake tea with them. The road continues to the Rose Valley, where there is a Rose Festival each year at the beginning of May. The blossoms are distilled to make wonderful oils, soap and lotions, which are sold throughout the country.

The next town on the road is the Skoura Oasis, where numerous ancient kasbahs, some sadly in ruins, stand amongst the palm trees. Here there is time to visit the very interesting Kasbah Amridil, which used to be deposited on the old 50 dirham note. Finally reaching Ouarzazate, you spend the night in a riad or guest house.

The first visit of the day is about 30 kilometres away at Aït ben Haddou, the most famous Kasbah in Morocco and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Back on the main road we turn left passing the still intact film set for “the Hills have Eyes” and the new 130 kilometre long reservoir, Tiouine. We reach Taznakht, famous for its Berber gelims and carpets and continue to Agadir, crossing the Tizi-n-Ikhsane and Tizi-n-Tighatine passes. We stop to have lunch in Taliouine, where there is an excellent little museum about the art of growing saffron.

The road takes us on to Taroudant again and follows the often dry Souss River and innumerous argane trees on all the slopes of the hill-sides back to Agadir, which we reach by the end of the afternoon.

• Pick-up from your Hotel or Riad in Agadir
• Private Trip in modern, air-conditioned transport
• English / French-speaking driver/guide
• 4 night Accommodation in well recommended hotels (Foum Zguid, Agdez, Dades Gourge, and Ouarzazate)
• Camel trek in Desert to watch the sunset and sunrise
• Overnight stay in Desert Camp
• breakfast
• dinner

• Lunches
• Drinks
• Fee to Enter Monuments
• Tips

This Agadir Desert Tours tour can begins anyplace in Agadir whether it is Airplane terminal, Train Station, or any other transportation you use to get to your destination where you are staying in Agadir.

After breakfast there will be a visit to the Kasbah itself before proceeding with south and after that east at Tansikht towards Merzouga. We stop for lunch at Al-Nif, overlooking the mountains. Later we go through Tazzarine, highlighted in the film “Babel” and achieve the bivouac in Merzouga, where you will be welcomed with a glass of tea. After you have settled a bit, you take a camel ride to watch the sun go down over the dunes, followed by dinner and the night a nomad tent.

If you wake up early enough, you can watch the spectacle of the sunrise, when the color of the dunes and the play of shadows are an awesome sight. After breakfast & shower in hotel, leaving for Tinghir and the Toudgha gorges for lunch, the road goes through Tinjdad and the Toudgha Valley. Here there are a lot of chances to walk, for example, along the stream through the greenery enclosures or up the street on the opposite side of the chasms. Later the schedule proceeds to the Dades Valley and the Dades Gorges for the night in a lodging.

After breakfast a walk in the Dades Gorges is scheduled. Then take our road to Valley of the Roses, famous for its Rose Festival in May, and past the kasbahs of Skoura. The route goes on to Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a World Heritage site and the backdrop for many Hollywood blockbusters. It is the most famous Kasbah in Morocco, from here go where the highest pass in Africa, Tizi-n-Tichka was controlled. At the end of the afternoon we arrive in Marrakesh.

After breakfast the morning is spent with a guide visiting the sights of your choice before returning to Agadir after lunch. Recommended sights are the Madressah ben Youssef, the Saadian tombs, the souks, the Bahia Palace, the Majorelle Gardens. Not all of these are possible in one short morning but you could always add a sixth day!

• Pick-up from your Hotel or Riad in Agadir
• Private Trip in modern, air-conditioned transport
• English / French-speaking driver/guide
• 2 night Accommodation in well recommended hotels ( Agdez, Dades Gorge)
• Camel trek in Desert to watch the sunset and sunrise
• Overnight stay in Desert Camp
• breakfast
• dinner

• Lunches
• Drinks
• Fee to Enter Monuments
• Tips

This Agadir Desert Tours can begins anyplace in Agadir whether it is Airplane terminal, Train Station, or any other transportation you use to get to your destination where you are staying in Agadir.