4 Days Desert Tour From Agadir

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Ready for an adventure beyond the beach? This 4 Days Desert Tour From Agadir to Merzouga, showcases the hidden gems of Morocco. Agadir beaches are amazing, but Morocco has so much more! Explore the bustling city of Taroudant, nicknamed “Little Marrakech.” The Berber culture at Taliouine, a saffron-growing region with a government-run museum. In Taznakht, browse co-operatives overflowing with colorful Berber rugs. Stand in awe of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou. Finally, Merzouga Erg Chebbi dunes await your desert adventure!

Is the time to explore the magic of the desert

In the Skoura oasis and Kasbah Amredhil, you may get a glimpse of rustic Berber life. With its palm palms and historic kasbahs, the Draa Valley depicts life in the oases and demonstrates ancient construction styles. In the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs, the Damascene Rose Distillery offers pleasantly perfumed cosmetic products as wonderful souvenirs. The Dades Valley and Toudgha Gorges provide spectacular geological wonders. A thrilling camel ride to the summit of Erg Chebbi Dunes follows a welcome glass of mint tea at the camp. You can witness the most beautiful sunset from here. Traditional Moroccan cuisine is served for dinner, which is followed by music around a campfire. Your exotic tent perfectly rounds off the evening in a luxurious desert camp.

For a unique desert experience, take this 4 Days Desert Tour From Agadir.
Photographing Taroudant’s preserved ancient walls and visiting Taznakht, which is known for its Berber rugs
Visiting the saffron museum in Talouine, which is located in the heart of the saffron-growing region.
Exploring the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO Ait Ben Haddou’s Kasbah
Visiting Kasbah Amredhil in Skoura, which is surrounded by a large number of palm palms.
In the Rose Valley, you may get Damascene rose items (if desired)
In Erg Chebbi Dunes, enjoying a sunset camel ride and shooting photos while wearing blue turbans.
Around a fire camp, enjoy an evening of Berber music and drumming.
Have a relaxing night in a luxurious desert camp.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION

Agadir/Merzouga

DEPARTURE TIME

Between 8 am and 9 am.

INCLUDED

Arrival and departure from lodging.	A camel for every individual.
Berber tent lodging.	A vehicle with gasoline.

NOT INCLUDED

Travel insurance.

Lunches

4 Days Desert Tour From Agadir: FAQ

How far is Boumalne Dades from Agadir?

Boumalne Dades is about a distance of 458 kilometers from Agadir. That’s roughly a road trip of 6 and a half hours.

How far is Merzouga from Boumalne Dades?

Merzouga is about 248 kilometers away from Boumalnz Dades.

How far is Agdz from Merzouga?

Agdz and Merzouga aren’t too far apart, only about 299 kilometers roughly a 4 hour and 4 minute.

How far is Agadir from Agdz?

The distance between Agdz and Agadir is roughly 354 kilometers, approximately 5 hours and 10 minutes. That’s a manageable distance.

Is it safe to ride camels in Merzouga?

Don’t worry, camel rides in Merzouga are cool! These chill animals are pretty safe for riding, completely like any other. Remember to listen to your guide’s instructions and you’ll have a remarkable time through the desert!

What type of cars is utilized for this tour?

The car you use for this tour depends on how many people are in your group. They usually have big Toyota Land Cruisers, vans, or comfy minibusses.

How do you pay to book this tour?

To hold your spot on the tour, you’ll need to pay a small deposit upfront. It’s easy – you can use PayPal or bank transfer. Then, on the first day of your adventure, you’ll pay the rest of the cost in cash directly to your awesome tour guide. They’ll accept euros, dollars, or Moroccan dirhams (their local money).

Day 1: Agadir – Ouarzazate

Departure our 4 days tour from Agadir to Merzouga by 4X4 from Agadir to Ouarzazate in the morning, going through Taroudant, sometimes known as “Little Marrakech,” Taliouine, and Taznakht. The route continues to the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco’s most famous Kasbah and one of the country’s nine UNESCO World Heritage sites. After lunch in the hamlet, go to the Kasbah and climb to the top for a panoramic view. The little village of Ouarzazate, where you will spend the night in a riad, is only a few kilometers away.

Day 2: Ouarzazate – Merzouga

The morning journey takes us from Ouarzazate to the Toudgha gorges through Skoura, where we will travel off-road to explore the Kasbahs, some of which are unfortunately in a state of ruin but are idyllically situated amongst a great number of palm trees in this lovely oasis. Amredhil, the most well-known of these Kasbahs, is worth a photo stop and a quick visit. The major route runs through the Valley of Roses, where roses are distilled into oils, lotions, and creams.

The Dades Valley, with its verdant gardens along the river and spectacular rock formations, is the next site to explore from there. In the Toudgha Gorges, we halt for lunch. Our journey continues to the Merzouga dunes for a two-hour camel ride to the Erg Chebbi dunes (250m). The sunset is beautiful from the top of the dunes. You dine and sleep in a luxury tent with a private toilet, king-sized beds, lovely Moroccan furnishings, and lamps artfully set to maximize your enjoyment of the dunes’ silence and beauty.

Day 3: Merzouga – Agdz

If you get up early enough, you may see the sunrise, when the color of the dunes and the dance of shadows create a breathtaking scene. Following breakfast, the journey continues to the Dra’a Valley, Morocco’s longest valley. We stop for lunch in Rissani, Alnif, Tazzarine, and N’Qob.

The trek leads us to Tansikht in the afternoon, across the Dra’a River, which is sometimes a raging torrent and other times barely a trickle. We take a left here and head north, following the historic caravan route through the valley with its massive palm trees and ancient communities. We arrive at Agdz for dinner and a night’s stay towards the end of the afternoon.

Day 4: Agdz – Agadir

We drive northwest from Agdz to Taznakht, known for its Berber glims and carpets. We pass through gorgeous landscapes and the Bouazzer mines on our journey. This is a more remote and off-the-beaten-path section of the country. We next head west to Agadir, passing via the Tizi-n-Ikhsane and Tizi-n-Tighatine passes.

We stop for lunch in Taliouine, the heart of Morocco’s saffron-growing region, where there is an outstanding small museum dedicated to the art of saffron cultivation. In the afternoon, the road takes us back to Taroudant, where we follow the often dry Souss River and countless argan trees on all the steep slopes back to Agadir, where we arrive by late afternoon. Around 18:00, your 4 days tour from Agadir to Merzouga.

Agadir:

Agadir is a popular resort town on Morocco’s stunning Atlantic coast. Renowned for its wide, sandy beaches and sunshine-filled days, it’s a haven for water sports enthusiasts like surfers and windsurfers. The city boasts a relaxed atmosphere and hotels, restaurants, and cafes lining its streets, making it a perfect choice for a laid-back beach vacation in Morocco.

Agdz:

Nestled in Morocco’s Drâa Valley, Agdz is a charming town brimming with tradition. Imagine a gateway to the Sahara desert, fringed by a lush carpet of palm groves living the Dream River. Agdz offers a glimpse into the heart of Berber life, where skilled artisans weave intricate carpets, a local treasure you might find yourself bringing home.

Boumalne Dades:

Boumalne Dades is a scenic town perched at the entrance to the Dades Gorges, a dramatic canyon system carved by the Dades River. This town is a popular stop for travelers exploring the region, offering stunning views of the gorges and a chance to experience Berber culture. Visitors can go hiking, biking, or enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Dades Gorges. Boumalne Dades is also a great base for exploring nearby kasbahs, such as Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tour Reviews

Monya I

April 24, 2024

My girlfriend and I took a trip to Morocco with Trips Around Morocco, and everything went perfectly. We did a 4 days tour from Agadir to Merzouga, and Mohamed was our driver, and he made it even better than we expected. He is a true gentleman, and he gives us plenty of time to stop and explore the sights. Mohamed lives as a nomad, and he took us to lunch with his family, and everything was delicious. We will do it again with you guys!!

Pila K

April 24, 2024

We did a 4 days tour with Trips Around Morocco from Agadir to Merzouga, and it was the best experience that we could have had; my friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour with Mustapha as our guide, who thoroughly explained the Berber and Arabic cultures to us, making us feel as if we had visited Morocco; highly recommended. Thank you, Morocco Tours.