Journey To The Ocean, Camel Riding, And Marrakech

Our driver guide will take you to Taroudant, also referred to as "the little Marrakesh," departing Agadir at 8:00. Its magnificent medina and enormous ramparts make it amazing. We proceed to Taliouine, the center of Morocco's saffron-growing region, and then to Kourkouda and Taznakht. This little town is well-known for its carpets and Berber Gelims. The route then heads via Bouazzer to Agdez, where travelers will spend their first night at the oldest Kasbah in the Dra'a Valley, Kasbah Tamnougalte.

Following breakfast, there will be a tour of the Kasbah itself before traveling to Tansikht, where you will turn east and then south to reach Merzouga. We pause for lunch in a riad with a mountain view in N'Qob. Afterwards, we go via the "Babel"-featured town of Tazzarine before arriving at the Merzouga bivouac, where you will be welcomed with a glass of tea. We'll take a camel ride to the top of the dunes to watch the sunset after you've had a chance to settle in. At the base of the dunes, there is a nomad tent where guests spend the night after dinner.

If you get up early, you can witness the amazing sight of the sunrise, when the dunes' colors and the way the shadows move create a display. You can take a stroll in the dunes after breakfast before heading to the Toudgha gorges for lunch. The Toudgha Valley and Tinjdad are traversed by the road. There are several places to walk about here, including up the road on the other side of the gorges and along the river through the gardens. Subsequently, the program proceeds to spend the night inside the large Dades Canyon in the Dades Valley and Dades Gorges (Guest House).

We're going to go for a morning stroll down the gorge, following the Dades Valley as it passes through El Kelaa Magona and the Skoura oasis. The path continues to Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, a World Heritage site that serves as the setting for numerous blockbuster movies in Hollywood. It is Morocco's most well-known Ksar. Following the newly asphalted route, the road continues to Telouet from that point on. Nestled amidst the mountains, Telouet served as the residence of El Glaoui, the final Pasha of Marrakesh, who ruled over Tizi-n-Tichka, the highest pass in Africa. We get to Marrakesh in the late afternoon. A hotel or riad overnight.

We will spend a significant portion of our free day in Marrakech, a city known for its Jemaa el Fna, a unique fusion of noises, smells, and sensations. There are many other areas in the city to explore and have fun, such as the Majorelle Gardens, Menara, Tombs Saadianas, walks along the walls, the mellah medina (the historic Jewish quarter), and the contemporary neighborhood of Gueliz, which has a lot of Western-style homes. In accordance with the departure time, transfer to Agadir. Last of our offerings.