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Your 6 days desert tour from Agadir will take you on an incredible journey through Morocco’s diverse landscapes, from the coastal city of Agadir to the breathtaking Sahara Desert. This Agadir desert tour will allow you to experience ancient kasbahs, explore lush valleys, and ride camels through golden dunes.
Below the 6 day desert tour from Agadir highlights:
Your driver-guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Agadir, and we will begin the 6 days desert tour from Agadir by heading towards Taroudant, often called the “Little Marrakech” due to its impressive ramparts and bustling souks. After exploring the medina, we continue to Taliouine, known as Morocco’s saffron capital, where you can visit a local saffron cooperative. We then pass through Taznakht, famous for its traditional Berber carpets, before arriving in Ouarzazate, the “Hollywood of Morocco,” where movies like “Gladiator” were filmed. Overnight in Ouarzazate.
After breakfast, we travel through the Anti-Atlas Mountains to Agdez, marking the start of the stunning Draa Valley, home to Morocco’s longest river. The valley is filled with palm groves, ancient kasbahs, and traditional Berber villages. We continue to Nkoub, a charming village with mud-brick houses, before heading to Rissani, an important desert town with a historic market. Finally, we arrive in Merzouga, where a camel caravan awaits to take us deep into the Erg Chebbi dunes. We enjoy a magical sunset in the Sahara before settling into a luxury desert camp, where we have dinner under the stars and listen to traditional Berber music.
We wake up early to witness the sunrise over the dunes, then have breakfast at the camp. Today, we explore the Merzouga region, starting with a visit to a nomadic Berber family to learn about their desert lifestyle. We then head to the Mifis mines, where locals once extracted minerals. Next, we visit Khamlia village, where the Gnawa people perform their traditional spiritual music. Later, we explore palm groves and oases around Merzouga before checking into a comfortable desert hotel for dinner and overnight.
After breakfast, we leave Merzouga and travel through Erfoud, famous for its fossil workshops, where you can see ancient marine fossils. We then drive to Tinghir, a lush oasis town, before reaching the Todgha Gorges, a spectacular canyon with towering rock walls. After a short walk in the gorge, we continue to Dades Valley, known for its “Monkey Fingers” rock formations and beautiful kasbahs. We check into our hotel in Dades Valley for dinner and overnight.
After breakfast, we explore the scenic Dades Valley before driving through the Rose Valley, famous for its Damask roses and rosewater products. In Skoura, we visit the historic Kasbah Amridil, surrounded by palm groves. Next, we stop at Atlas Studios in Ouarzazate, where many Hollywood films were shot. Then, we visit Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s most famous fortified villages. After exploring the kasbah, we drive over the High Atlas Mountains, crossing the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, before arriving in Marrakech for the night.
After breakfast, we take a guided tour of Marrakech, visiting landmarks like the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, and the lively souks. We also explore Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where street performers, snake charmers, and food stalls create a vibrant atmosphere. After lunch in a local restaurant, we begin our drive back to Agadir, enjoying the scenic landscapes along the way. We arrive in Agadir in the evening, marking the end of this unforgettable desert tour from Agadir.
This 6 Days Agadir Desert Tour is the perfect way to experience Morocco’s rich culture, historic kasbahs, stunning landscapes, and the magical Sahara Desert.
The tour includes transportation in a comfortable vehicle with a professional driver-guide, accommodation in hotels and a luxury desert camp, breakfast and dinner, a camel trek in the desert, and sightseeing stops.
Lunches, drinks, entrance fees to attractions, and personal expenses are not included. You can buy lunch at local restaurants along the way.
Bring comfortable clothes, warm layers for the desert nights, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and a scarf for the desert wind. Don’t forget your camera to capture the beautiful landscapes!
The camel ride is an easy and enjoyable experience. It lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours. If you prefer, you can take a 4×4 vehicle instead of riding a camel.
You will stay in comfortable hotels and traditional riads. In the desert, you will sleep in a luxury camp with private tents, beds, and a bathroom.
Yes! The itinerary can be adjusted based on your preferences. Let us know if you want to make any changes.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages. The journey is long but has frequent stops for rest and sightseeing.
The best time is in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasant. Summer can be very hot in the desert, while winter nights can be cold.
Taroudant is a charming city known for its impressive red-mud ramparts and lively medina. Often called the “Little Marrakech,” it offers a more relaxed atmosphere while still showcasing Morocco’s rich culture. Visitors can explore the souks filled with spices, handicrafts, and silver jewelry, making it a great place for an authentic Moroccan experience.
Taliouine is Morocco’s saffron capital, where visitors can learn about the cultivation of this precious spice. A visit to a local saffron cooperative provides insight into traditional farming techniques and the importance of saffron in Moroccan cuisine. The surrounding landscapes are dotted with saffron fields, especially vibrant during the harvest season in autumn.
Taznakht is famous for its beautifully handcrafted Berber carpets. Local artisans use traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations to create intricate rugs with unique patterns and vibrant colors. A visit here offers the opportunity to see weavers at work and to purchase an authentic Moroccan carpet.
Ouarzazate is a city known for its cinematic history, housing the famous Atlas Studios where blockbuster movies like “Gladiator” and “The Mummy” were filmed. It is also home to impressive kasbahs, including the well-preserved Taourirt Kasbah. The city serves as a gateway to the Sahara and showcases stunning desert landscapes.
The Draa Valley stretches for miles, filled with lush palm groves, ancient kasbahs, and traditional Berber villages. This picturesque valley follows the course of Morocco’s longest river and is known for its date palm plantations. The scenery along the valley is breathtaking, making it one of the most beautiful routes in southern Morocco.
Rissani is an important desert town with a vibrant traditional market where locals trade spices, dates, and livestock. Historically, it was a major stop for trans-Saharan caravans. Visitors can explore its old ksars (fortified villages) and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, the founder of the Alaouite dynasty.
Merzouga is the gateway to the breathtaking Erg Chebbi dunes, where the desert landscape transforms into endless golden sand dunes. Visitors can enjoy a camel trek through the dunes, watch a mesmerizing sunset, and experience an overnight stay in a luxury desert camp under the star-filled sky.
The Mifis Mines, located near Merzouga, were once a source of minerals for the local people. Exploring these old mines offers insight into the region’s history. Nearby, Khamlia Village is home to the Gnawa people, descendants of African slaves, who are known for their unique spiritual music and dance performances.
The Todgha Gorges are one of Morocco’s most spectacular natural wonders, featuring dramatic rock walls that rise up to 300 meters high. The narrow passage carved by the river creates an ideal spot for hiking, photography, and relaxing by the cool waters. The gorge is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Dades Valley is known for its fascinating rock formations, especially the “Monkey Fingers,” which resemble giant stone fingers emerging from the ground. The valley is dotted with kasbahs and offers panoramic views of the rugged mountains, making it a perfect place for scenic walks and photography.
The Rose Valley is famous for its Damask roses, which bloom in spring and are used to produce rosewater and perfumes. The valley comes alive during the annual Rose Festival, where locals celebrate the harvest with music, dance, and traditional markets. Visitors can also purchase high-quality rose-based products.
Skoura is a lush oasis filled with thousands of palm trees and traditional kasbahs. The most famous is Kasbah Amridil, a well-preserved fortress showcasing Moroccan architecture. This peaceful oasis is an excellent place to experience the beauty of Morocco’s desert culture and history.
Ait Ben Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco’s best-preserved fortified villages. Its distinctive earthen architecture has made it a favorite filming location for movies like Lawrence of Arabia and The Mummy. Exploring the kasbah’s narrow alleys and climbing to the top offers panoramic views of the surrounding desert.
Marrakech is a bustling city where tradition meets modernity. Visitors can explore the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square, filled with street performers, snake charmers, and food vendors. The city is also home to stunning historical sites like the Koutoubia Mosque, Bahia Palace, and the beautiful Majorelle Garden.