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Desert Tour From Agadir 4 Days
Depart from Agadir in the morning to the south of Morocco. The first visit for today will be Taroudant, known as "the little Marrakech", with its surrounding ramparts. The Saadi dynasty briefly used Taroudant as a capital in the sixteenth century. Our tour continues to Taliouine, where we stop to have lunch. It's the land of Saffron, and it's one of the leading exporters of this spice worldwide. Enjoy the scenic journey and make stops along the way. We will arrive at Oasis Aguinane in the evening and spend the night at the Guest house.
Depart from Oasis Aguinane after a good breakfast. Drive through the beautiful landscapes towards Foum Zguid, passing by Tzanakhet, the Berber Carpet capital. Stopping in Foum Zguid for lunch and continue towards Erg Chegaga. Arrive at Erg Chegaga dunes in the late afternoon. Enjoy a camel trek into the dunes and experience a night at a desert camp under the stars.
Wake up early to witness the sunrise over the dunes. After breakfast, depart from our Desert camp in Chegaga and drive towards Agdez, passing through different landscapes such as Erg, Reg, and Hammada. Arrive at Mhamid, the nomadic village where we will stop for a coffee and explore the town. Our tour continues to Zagora, passing by Tamgrout, where we will visit the old library and the Koranic school. In the afternoon, we arrive at Agdez. Overnight at Guest house
Today, after a good breakfast, depart from Agdez in the morning. Drive towards Taznakht, known for its Berber carpets and handicrafts. Explore Taznakht and continue the journey back to Agadir. Arrive in Agadir in the evening. We hope you liked the 4-day tour from Agadir to the Moroccan desert with us and recommend us to your family and friends in the future.
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