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Type
Private Experience
Hotel Pickup
Available
Accommodation
Standard
Departure City
Agadir
Arrival City
Agadir
"Discover the wild beauty of southern Morocco on this 7-day adventure from Agadir to the majestic dunes of Erg Chegaga, through ancient kasbahs, lush valleys, imperial cities, and the Atlantic coast. Experience desert sunsets, Berber culture, UNESCO heritage sites, and the vibrant energy of Marrakech and Essaouira in one unforgettable journey."
This 7-day journey takes you deep into Morocco’s most spectacular and diverse landscapes, combining desert adventure, cultural discovery, and coastal charm.
Your adventure begins in Agadir as you travel off the beaten path toward Foum Zguid, exploring the Tata region’s hidden treasures such as Akka Oasis, ancient rock carvings, and vast desert scenery. After a scenic drive through dramatic mountains and arid landscapes, you spend the night in Foum Zguid.
On Day 2, venture across the dry Lake Iriqui to reach the magnificent dunes of Erg Chegaga — the largest and wildest dunes in Morocco. Enjoy a warm welcome at your desert camp, relax in your tent, and witness a breathtaking Sahara sunset before dining under the stars around a campfire.
Day 3 begins with a magical sunrise over the dunes. Travel through M’Hamid and visit Tamegroute, famous for its historic Quranic library and old kasbah. Continue through the lush Draa Valley via Zagora and Agdez before arriving in Ouarzazate.
On Day 4, visit the legendary Ait Benhaddou, one of Morocco’s most iconic fortified villages and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the scenic Tizi n’Tichka Pass before reaching Marrakech.
Day 5 offers a coastal escape to Essaouira, where you’ll explore the historic medina, port, ramparts, and seaside promenade before returning to Marrakech.
Day 6 is dedicated to discovering Marrakech, the “Red City.” Visit the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, and admire the Koutoubia Mosque from outside. Wander through the lively souks and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Jemaa el-Fnaa.
On Day 7, enjoy free time in Marrakech before returning to Agadir, bringing your unforgettable Moroccan adventure to an end.
"Explore Morocco on a **6-day journey from **Tangier to Marrakech, passing through the blue streets of Chefchaouen, the historic medina of Fes, and the ancient ruins of Volubilis. Discover imperial heritage in Meknes, cedar forests near Ifrane, and the scenic Ziz Valley before reaching Merzouga and the Sahara Desert for camel treks and luxury desert nights. Continue through Erfoud, the dramatic Todra Gorges, and the rugged beauty of the Dades Valley. The journey ends with a visit to Ouarzazate, the UNESCO site of Ait Benhaddou, and the majestic Atlas Mountains—a perfect blend of adventure and culture."
"Experience an unforgettable 2-day Sahara escape from Agadir to the majestic dunes of Erg Chegaga. Travel through Berber towns, cross the dry Lake Iriqui, enjoy a magical sunset and sunrise in the desert, and spend the night under the stars in a traditional Sahara camp."
"Immerse yourself in Moroccan history and culture, and adventure in nature, the mountains, and the famed Sahara Desert on this 13-day trip. Begin and end your journey in Casablanca, where you can explore the world-renowned Hassan II Mosque. Venture into the spiritual capital of Fez and explore its different quarters. A journey into the Erg Chebbi Dunes is a trip highlight, as is Marrakesh and its bustling square. The trip concludes with coastal views and tours of Essaouira and its heritage."
"Immerse yourself in Morocco’s history, including its extensive Jewish heritage, during this 16-day trip. Start by touring the Jewish and Muslim religious sites of Casablanca, then transfer to Morocco’s “Blue City,” Chefchaouen. From here, head to Fes to explore the beautiful medina and Mellah (Jewish quarter) before spending a night camping in the Sahara. In Marrakesh, relax in a traditional hammam and then finish in the city of Essaouira, famous for its seaside promenade and Jewish roots."
