5 days desert tour from Agadir
5 days desert tour from Agadir
5 days desert tour from Agadir to Merzouga, the best-customized itinerary.
Easy tour navigation:
- Comfortable vehicle
- +4 Hours
- +1 People
- Multilingual drivers
Tour info:
- DEPARTURE LOCATION➥ Agadir.
- RETURN LOCATION➥ Agadir.
- DEPARTURE TIME ➥ 8 am.
- DURATION➥ 5 days/ 4 nights.
Includes and excludes
Includes:
- Pickup & dropoff service.
- English/Spanish speaking driver.
- Accommodation.
- 4 WD vehicle with fuel.
- Breakfast.
- Dinner.
- Camel for each in the desert.
Excludes:
- Plane ticket.
- Monuments fees.
- Lunches.
- Tips.
- Drinks.
Highlights of the 5 days desert tour from Agadir:
- Camel ride in Merzouga.
- Glamping in the desert.
- The fortress of Ait Benhaddou.
- Todra Gorges.
- Ouarzazate.
- Atlas mountains.
- Skoura.
- Marrakech.
Tour Overview:
The greatest 5-day desert journey from Agadir to Merzouga in the Sahara desert. The journey brings you to a number of intriguing locations where you may visit and learn about various topics. Our journey to Marrakech begins with a guided trip from Agadir. We’ll also visit Morocco’s largest Kasbah and the Atlas Studios. We’ll also visit the Todgha Gorges and experience camel riding in the Merzouga desert. Later, we drive to Morocco’s longest river, the Anti-Atlas Mountains. We’ll next proceed to the center cities of Saffron and Carpets, where our 5-day Morocco tour will come to a close. All of our trips include pick-up and drop-off services.
Itinerary for Agadir 5 days desert tour:
Day 1: Agadir to Marrakech:
The city of Agadir will be the starting point for our 5-day desert excursion. We’ll travel to Marrakech, stopping along the route to take in the sights. We will be taken on a guided tour of Marrakech by a native guide. We’ll go to Bahia Place, Menara Garden, and the Saadian Tombs, where Sultan Ahmad al Mansur and his family are laid to rest. The Koutoubia Mosque and Jemaa El-Fnaa plaza will also be visited. Snake charmers and other street performers perform there. We’ll visit the Majorelle Garden afterward. The latter is a lively garden with Andalusian art and other fascinating objects. Finally, we will transport you to your lodging.
Day 2: Marrakech to Boumalne Dades:
We will travel to the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou on this day of our 5-day desert trip from Agadir. We’ll travel through Tizi-N-Tichka on the route. There, we’ll take in some panoramic vistas and, if you’re interested, visit an Argan oil cooperative. We will next proceed to Ait Ben Haddou kasbah, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also serves as a caravan route connecting Marrakech and the Sahara. Both Gladiator and Game of Thrones were filmed on that spot, which attracts filmmakers from all over the world. We’ll go to Ouarzazate to view the Atlas Studios after your kasbah tour.
After that, we’ll journey to the Rose Valley, where the Rose Festival takes place every May. At the conclusion of the day, we’ll go to Skoura and then to Dades, where we’ll spend the night.
Day 3: Boumalne Dades to Merzouga desert:
Following your breakfast, we will begin our 5-day vacation from Agadir to Merzouga’s desert. Before that, we’ll travel to Tinghir’s oasis and halt at the Todgha Gorges. You’ll get free time to stroll around the valleys between 300-meter-high cliffs. Rock climbers from all over the world are drawn to the area. After that, we’ll visit a Berber clothing cooperative in Touroug, a Berber town. After that, we travel to Jorf to learn about a traditional way of watering palm trees. Then we’ll travel to Erfoud.
We shall arrive at Merzouga desert in the end of the day. You’ll spend the night in authentic Berber tents after riding camels over the Erg Chebbi sand dunes. Under a stunning starry sky, you may listen to Berber music performed by locals at night.
Day 4: Merzouga to Ouarzazate:
We will return to Ouarzazate on the fourth day of our five-day desert journey from Agadir. After a shower and breakfast, you’ll return to where you started on your camels to resume your journey. On the way, we’ll stop at Rissani to look around its historic market and see what it has to offer. After that, we’ll head to Alnif, Tazarine, and Nkob. We’ll eat lunch there before traveling to the Draa Valley. Morocco’s longest river is the latter. We’ll also pause to take in the breathtaking views of the Anti-Atlas Mountains. Finally, we’ll arrive in Ouarzazate and transport you to your hotel.
Day 5: Ouarzazate to Agadir:
We will return you to Agadir on the last day of your 5-day Morocco tour program. At Taznakht, we’ll make a pit stop. This Berber community is noted for its carpet weaving and other crafts that can be seen here. We’ll then travel to Taliouine, which contains a saffron field. We’ll see its saffron cooperative before traveling to Taroudant village. It’s also known as Little Marrakech due to its resemblance to Marrakech. We will get the opportunity to tour the old Medina. The city of Agadir will be the final stop on our 5-day desert tour itinerary.
Reviews about the 5 days Agadir desert tour:
Agadir trip
This travel company organized a fantastic 5-day tour in Morocco for us. Ali, our driver, was amazing; he was always willing to assist us and stop anytime we requested. Aziz, our route guide, was also very kind and helpful. He patiently answered all of our inquiries and provided extensive information about his nation. The meals were really good and delectable, particularly the Tagine and couscous. The way Moroccans eat is something we appreciate much. We came to a new culture that was diverse and rich.
The desert of Merzouga was the highlight of our 5-day tour from Agadir. Riding camels and seeing the vast Erg Chebbi sand dunes, as well as staying in Berber tents, were highlights of our trip. Thank you, Touring In Morocco, for an amazing experience that I strongly suggest!!
5 days tour from Agadir
A fantastic tour with companions, led by our fantastic guide Hamid! We have the sense of being alone in the world in the center of this stunning scenery as we start the day in Merzouga's desert!
The tea break with a Berber family, where we discussed and exchanged views on local culture and customs, was fantastic. We got back on the road and headed for the Atlas Mountains. I'd like to do this tour again! Totally unique and really rewarding! I'm overjoyed to have been able to see another side of Morocco just "a few steps" from Agadir! This is an adventure that I strongly suggest!
Agadir desert tour
Ali, our driver, was a wonderful person. We spent 5 days with him and were so impressed with his customer service that we wanted to ask him again. For the third day, we upgraded to a tent, which was roomy and had clean and comfy mattresses and restrooms. There was enough of hot water in the showers for up to two persons. On the second day, we stayed at a fantastic hotel with a breathtaking view of nature in front of us.
We had excellent Moroccan meals every day. Every time we stopped for lunch, the driver took us to a lovely, clean restaurant, and we were really pleased with the meal. Surprisingly, rental wi-fi was provided throughout the facility. Thank you for the wonderful services provided by Touring In Morocco.
Stunning Views
The tour begins in Agadir and takes you via various stunning places. You’ll visit Marrakech, which has many tourist attractions, and Merzouga, which has breathtaking sand dunes.
Hotel Pickup & Dropoff
Our 5 days deserts tour from Agadir includes pick-up and drop-off services from your hotel or airport at the start and end of the adventure.
Professional Guide/driver
On our 5-day tour itinerary in Morocco, beginning from Agadir, you will be led by the best of our guides and drivers. An English-speaking local guide will accompany you and discuss the main sights you will visit.
Photography locations
This tour will take you to a number of interesting locations where you can shoot some fantastic photographs. The Sahara desert of Merzouga and the kasbah of Ait Benhaddou are the most fascinating attractions.
Booking Request
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Destinations overview:
Merzouga desert:
Merzouga is a village in southern Morocco near the Algerian border, at the entrance to the Sahara Desert, 200 km from Tinghir and 350 km from Ouarzazate. Merzouga’s world-renowned sand dunes are the city’s most famous feature. Luckily, you will visit it with our 5 days tour from Agadir.
It’s close to the Erg de Chebbi, which boasts some of the Sahara’s most beautiful dunes as well as Morocco’s highest permanent dunes. It is Morocco’s sole erg, along with the Erg of Chegaga (or Chigaga). Merzouga is one of the final cities in Morocco before entering the Sahara, located about fifty kilometers from the Algerian border.
Merzouga is a harsh, hot, and arid desert location. The average temperature in the summer can reach 45 degrees during the day and 25 degrees in the winter, however, temperatures can drop to below zero degrees at night in both seasons. So pack a warm item in your suitcase.
Rainfall is uncommon, but when it does occur, it is often heavy and stormy. Merzouga experiences very little bad weather and always has a clear sky, both during the day and at night, making it excellent for astronomy.
Merzouga is located a few kilometers from the Dayet Srij lake, which may be viewed after passing over the vast sand dunes. It has a wonderful view of the dunes as well as a plethora of wildlife. The tranquility that emanates from this magnificent location will fascinate you. Witnessing pink flamingos or white storks gliding over the blue of the lake, with the spectacular Merzouga dunes in the background, is a sight to see. This strange landscape has a seductive attraction. It’s strange to come across a pool on the outskirts of the desert.
Ouarzazate:
The Ouarzazate and Dades valleys (both from the High Atlas) meet to produce the Draa river, which flows through Ouarzazate. It serves as the nerve center for most of southern Morocco. Ouarzazate conjures up memories of the southern slopes of the High Atlas as well as the proximity of the desert.
Ouarzazate has a desert climate, with only 112 millimeters of annual rainfall. Rainfall is minimal and unpredictable in the summer, if not non-existent. In the winter, temperatures are warm at night, and in the summer, the heat is intense throughout the day. Because the Oued drâa’s waters are utilized to irrigate agricultural area, farming is only possible.
The Taourirt Kasbah, which belonged to Pasha El Glaoui and was built in the middle of the 18th century, is the city’s symbol.
The kasbah Ait Benhaddou:
In Morocco, kasbahs may be found in abundance. The largest and most visited Kasbah fortress is Ait Benhaddou. Since 1987, Unesco has designated this site as a Unesco World Heritage Site. The Kasbah, on the other hand, was constructed in the 11th century by the Glawi family.
In addition, this region is well-known for the caravan Touareg nomads who used to trek 52 days from Tombouctou. They came to trade salt since the region contained a river named Oued El Maleh, with Oued referring to the river and Maleh referring to the salt.
That structure has roughly seven stories, each with many clays and mud homes. The big one is on top, and it used to be where they kept salt for guests who wanted to trade.
A number of films and television series have included this area. Take the example of Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, and more. This location is included in the 5 days tour from agadir
Marrakech:
Marrakech is Morocco’s most popular tourist destination. It is also known as the tourist city and the red city due to its color. One of Morocco’s four imperial towns, this massive and gorgeous metropolis is one of the largest and most beautiful in the country. Yusuf Ibn Tashfin designed it in 1062.
Marrakech’s Jemaa el Fnaa square is well-known. Snake charmers and people doing Halka “street performance” may be found there in actuality. Because it is the city’s market or souk, you may come across sellers offering a wide range of goods.
The Koutoubia mosque is located in the middle of Jemaa el Fnaa. With a 773-meter-high tower, it is also known as Kutubiyya and is Marrakech’s biggest mosque. Non-Muslims are not permitted to enter. Hassan II Mosque is the only mosque in Casablanca that allows it.
For art lovers in Marrakech, there is a lovely park named Majorelle. This Moroccan-themed art gallery was created by French artist John Jacques Majorelle. Keep in mind that beautiful garden took this French artist 40 years to create.
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