Your adventure will start with pickup from your hotel in Agadir. Head to sidi R'bat, 1 hour and 20 minutes south of Agadir, to discover unpopulated beaches and sandbanks. Stop at the fisherman village on the wild beach of sidi r'bat, where you will have a chance to see the fishermen's caves, hewn in the cliffs. Then, drive on a sandy track while looking out onto the Atlantic ocean. You will then have a quick stop at the oued massa, a 120 km long coastal river by the souss-massa Nationalpark. Here, if you are lucky, you will spot migrating birds, mainly the northern bald ibis. You will also catch a quick glimpse of the beautiful dam youssed bin tachfine. After, walk around the old walled medina town and browse. Then drive towards the atlas mountains to enjoy a traditional lunch (tajine, couscous, and seasonal fruits), with the possibility of vegetarian food as well, in a local berber's house. After lunch, you can roam freely in the small Sahara dunes to take photos. You can also be photographed on a short camel ride tour.

On arrival at the dunes, enjoy free time to take photos and explore the sand dunes. You can also experience a camel ride tour. Enjoy a lunch of two meals, tajine and couscous, in a local Berber house. Your lunch will be accompanied by a dessert of local fruit and mint tea. After lunch, drive to the ancient silver capital of Tiznit to see the walled ramparts, go for a walk in the old Medina and browse the handmade Berber silver jewelry.  Hold on for a bumpy ride to the Massa Valley, traveling alongside the 32,500-acre Souss Massa National Park. After, you will have a chance to pop in to see the fishermen's caves and perhaps find some shells at the isolated beach of Sidi R'bat.

Travel on a well-trained camel with this tour in Agadir. Get your picture taken while riding on a camel by your guide. Have the chance to spot local wildlife at the Souss river. Be picked up from your accommodation in Agadir and transported to a ranch where the camels are kept. Listen to a short briefing on handling the animals before starting on your camel ride. Venture through the traditional village of Aghroud Bensergao and a stunning eucalyptus forest. Arrive at the Souss river, where you can take a break to take some photos or look for migratory birds like flamingos. Head back to the ranch where you will be served a mint tea and Moroccan cakes before enjoying a delectable BBQ dinner prepared by a chef. Return to your accommodation in Agadir after dinner.

You will be picked up from your hotel, and drive to the ranch to enjoy the camel ride around the ranch and along the Souss river, where you will admire the amazing views. Enjoy a journey through Agadir’s Souss river and the eucalyptus forest on the back of the camel. Feel the sway of these gentle animals, accompanied by an experienced guide, as you venture along the Souss river and take a peek at the royal palace. Pick up from the reception of your hotel at the selected time on the booking. Take a 10-minute drive to the ranch by the king's palace. Once you arrive at the ranch, you'll get to choose your camel for the experience. Enjoy the sway while riding between the eucalyptus trees and all the way to Souss river passing by the king's palace. Once you are back to the ranch, have a Moroccan mint tea with some snacks. After the tea break will return you back to the reception of your hotel.

discover the Medina of Agadir or Medina - Coco Polizzi the best and old architect berber. You will find there a spectacular place, respecting the ancestral architecture of Souss Massa. This reconstruction of the old medina of Agadir, unfortunately destroyed by the earthquake is a must visit during your visit to Agadir. It is the architect of Italian origin Coco Polizzi, who, in the early 1990s, put all his energy in this gigantic project. The new Medina is a place that has kept its charm thanks to the respect to the letter of traditional construction techniques. It is a very nice visit and the opportunity to purchase gifts - memories before starting from Agadir.

Discover Agadir on this 3-hour guided tour, starting with breathtaking views from the kasbah, an argan oil-making demonstration, and time to try your bargaining skills at a local market. Learn about Agadir's longstanding history, culture, and people. Start with a drive along the Agadir beach promenade, then up the hill to the city’s 16th-century Saadian kasbah. Take in the panoramic view of the whole city and the fishing port. Next, learn all about the traditional argan oil-making process. See how the local Berber women gather and dry the nuts, roast and grind the kernels, and finally extract the pure oil. Explore the region’s largest Sunday market, the Souk El Had, for an hour on your own before ending the tour.

Discover the wonders of Argan oil with this tour from Agadir. See how this popular beauty oil is produced. Take the opportunity to save money by buying oil from the producers. Witness how Argan oil is made by drying and pressing the fruit of the Argan tree. Hear about the health benefits the oil is said to have. Find out how Argan trees help prevent desertification. Shop for oil without having to haggle. Get a good deal without having to interact with a middle man.

Listen to anecdotes and legends from your English- and French-speaking guide as you wind through the narrow streets of a village outside the center of Agadir. Learn about the locations and personalities that have become emblematic of local history. Take a photo break at the mouth of the Oued Sous; if you're lucky, depending on the tide, you may spot flamingos and a variety of other birds. At the end of the excursion, visit us at "Camel Tea Place" and witness local Tea Maker at work poor Moroccan tea in the Moroccan way at your tea-glass. Afterwards, don't miss your chance to sample a typical Soussi mint tea. This 2-hour tour promises to leave you feeling fulfilled, surrounded by a friendly and authentic atmosphere that delights both old and young.

Agadir Souk el Had is a dynamic tapestry of colors, scents, and sounds, drawing visitors into its labyrinthine alleys that teem with an array of goods and wares. From the moment one steps foot into the market, they are met with a whirlwind of activity as vendors call out their offerings, and shoppers haggle for the best deals. The vibrant atmosphere creates a unique ambiance that is both chaotic and exhilarating. The souk is divided into sections, each dedicated to specific types of goods. Visitors can wander through the textile district, where stalls are laden with sumptuous fabrics, intricately patterned rugs, and traditional Moroccan clothing. This is the perfect place to immerse oneself in the country's rich textile heritage and find unique, handcrafted souvenirs to cherish. For food enthusiasts, the spice-scented air beckons them to the bustling food section. Here, a cornucopia of fresh fruits, vegetables, and exotic spices awaits, adding a burst of flavor and color to the market. Additionally, traditional Moroccan sweets and pastries entice visitors to indulge in the country's delightful culinary delights. Beyond textiles and food, Agadir Souk el Had caters to a diverse range of interests. The market boasts a section for artisanal crafts, where skilled craftsmen display their intricately designed pottery, jewelry, and leather goods. The display of craftsmanship is a testament to Morocco's cultural heritage and the artistry of its people. Amidst the bustling commerce, the souk also offers visitors a chance to witness the vibrant daily life of Agadir's residents. Locals, dressed in traditional attire, interact with visitors, providing a glimpse into their customs and way of life. Engaging in friendly conversations with the locals is an enriching experience that adds depth to one's understanding of Moroccan culture.

Discover the wonders of Argan oil with this tour from Agadir. See how this popular beauty oil is produced. Take the opportunity to save money by buying oil from the producers. Witness how Argan oil is made by drying and pressing the fruit of the Argan tree. Hear about the health benefits the oil is said to have. Find out how Argan trees help prevent desertification. Shop for oil without having to haggle. Get a good deal without having to interact with a middle man.