5 Days
Daily Tour
20 people
English, Espanol, Francais
5 Days Desert Tour from Agadir
Pick you up from your hotel in Agadir to Ait ben Haddou, then drive through Taliouine, known for its saffron production. Continue to Taznakht, renowned for its Berber carpets, where we will stop for lunch. We arrive at Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in the afternoon. Visit and explore the ancient Kasbah, and have dinner and night at the hotel/guest house.
Depart from Ait Ben Haddou in the morning. Drive through Agdez and enjoy the scenery along the Draa Valley, the longest river in Morocco.
We will stop in Zagora for lunch and continue to Tamgrout to visit its famous Koranic library. Arrive in Mhamid in the evening to enjoy the sunset from the top of the dune, then have dinner and a night at our desert camp.
Begin the day with a desert experience in Mhamid. Enjoy a camel trek and experience the vast Sahara desert after the camel ride. We pick you up by 4x4 to the Chegaga Dunes. We will cross all the desert features such as Hammada, "Stony Desert", Reg, "The hard Flat", and Erg "Dunes" within 60km off-road. Arrive at the desert camp in Erg Chegaga for another amazing night in the middle of the dunes. In the afternoon, you have free time to discover more about the highest dunes in Morocco and enjoy the sunset from the dunes of Chegaga. The musical evening and a delicious dinner. Night in the nomadic tent or under the stars.
Today, After the sunrise and a good breakfast, Depart from Chegaga in the morning. Drive through the desert landscape and pass by Iriki Lake—a short stop in Foum Zguid town. Our adventure continues, passing through Taznakht and Taliouine on your way to Taroudant. Explore Taroudant, known as "Little Marrakech". Overnight at the hotel/Riad in Taroudant.
Departure from Taroudant in the morning. Drive towards Marrakech.
Arrive in Marrakech, where you can explore the city's vibrant markets and historic sites. End your 5-day desert tour in Marrakech.
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