5 days from Agadir to Marrakech via desert and canyon valley

Depart from Agadir and make your way to Marrakech on a riveting journey that will last for five days. During this journey, you will travel through the heart of Morocco’s various landscapes and immerse yourself in the country’s rich cultural tapestry. It is not just a vacation; rather, it is a journey through time and culture, where every turn unveils a new dimension of Morocco’s intriguing history and spectacular natural beauty. This adventure is not just a trip.

Starts from 200$
5 Days
From Agadir

Starts from 200$
5 Days
From Agadir

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Your Comfort on This Tour

Relax and unwind in our air-conditioned vehicle boasting spacious seats and ample legroom for a comfortable journey. Scheduled rest stops every few hours ensure you arrive at your destination refreshed and ready to explore.
Nestled in a charming hotela/riada, enjoy the convenience of private bathrooms and hot water. Daily housekeeping guarantees a fresh and inviting space throughout your stay. Accessible features are available upon request, please inquire for details.

Immerse yourself in the local culinary scene with our delicious and authentic meals. Vegetarian options are always available to accommodate diverse dietary needs. Enjoy the variety of dining settings, from bustling restaurants to scenic picnic spots.
Explore at your own pace! We cater to various fitness levels, offering both active adventures and leisurely discoveries. Relax in shaded areas during excursions and enjoy rejuvenating rest breaks, ensuring your comfort every step of the way.

Itinerary

Uncover captivating destinations.

Day 1: Agadir to Ouarzazate via Ait Ben Haddou

The beginning of your journey will take place in Agadir, a busy city located on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. This city is famous for its stunning beaches and lively markets. After departing from the coastal allure of Agadir, you will drive in an easterly direction, entering a region that gradually transitions from the verdant vegetation of the coast to the desert beauty of the interior. You will make a stop at the renowned Ait Ben Haddou while you are traveling. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a magnificent example of earthen clay construction from Morocco. It is a ksar that serves as a quiet sentinel to the country’s long and illustrious past. As you make your way through its ancient passageways, you are following in the footsteps of caravans that previously traveled over the Sahara. Ouarzazate, which is sometimes referred to as the “Gateway to the Sahara,” is where the day comes to a close. This city, with its famous film studios and kasbahs, provides a one-of-a-kind combination of historical splendor with the recognition that comes with the film industry.

Day 2: Ouarzazate to Zagora via Draa Valley

During the second day, you will be introduced to the Draa Valley, which is a collection of lovely oasis communities that snake through the arid countryside. As you make your way from Ouarzazate to Zagora, you will be mesmerized by the sight of palm trees and old kasbahs that seem to materialize out of thin air in the desert. In Zagora, your destination for the night, you will have the opportunity to discover the essence of a desert village living. Because of its close proximity to the Sahara Desert, it exudes an air of intrigue and excitement, making it an ideal location for a night’s stay.

Day 3: Zagora to Tafraout Sidi Ali via Empty Desert

During the third day of your trip from Agadir to Marrakech, you will start on a one-of-a-kind experience as you depart from the desert hamlet of Zagora and travel towards Tafraout Sidi Ali. Along the way, you will travel across the immense expanse of the ’empty desert.’ A great feeling of isolation and contemplation may be experienced by traveling along this road, which allows a unique peek into the pristine splendor of Morocco’s less-traveled landscapes. The sheer immensity of the desert affords this opportunity. The journey is a visual feast, with ever-changing terrains that transition from the dry areas of the Sahara to the more diverse and rocky landscapes around Tafraout Sidi Ali. The transformation from one terrain to another is a sight to see. This secluded region, which is well-known for its stark beauty, provides a striking contrast to the busy streets of Zagora. Additionally, it is less visited by visitors, which results in a more genuine and personal experience of rural life in Morocco. When you stay at Tafraout Sidi Ali, you will have the chance to learn about the local Berber culture, which is characterised by its warm hospitality and extensive traditions. You will find that the surrounding area, which is characterized by rocky mountains and unusual rock formations, is perfect for trekking and taking images that are just breathtaking. You may look forward to a tranquil night in a local guesthouse or a typical Berber tent by the time the day comes to a close. The night will be spent under a sky that is filled with stars. In the evening, you will have the opportunity to indulge in authentic Moroccan food, which is a great way to cap off a day that was packed with exciting experiences and cultural immersion. This portion of your tour is a demonstration of the varied topography and cultural fabric of Morocco, highlighting the country’s breathtaking natural beauty as well as the warm hospitality of its people throughout this leg of your journey.

Day 4: Tafraout Sidi Ali to Dades Valley via Todra Gorges

On the fourth day of your tour in Morocco, you will travel from the tranquil Tafraout Sidi Ali to the spectacular Dades Valley, passing through the breathtaking Todra Gorges along the way. After leaving the rocky terrain of Tafraout Sidi Ali, the route winds its way past a number of remarkable geological marvels, with the Todra Gorges being a particularly beautiful highlight along the way. Photographers and those who are interested in nature will find this canyon to be a dream destination because of its enormous granite walls that rise steeply to frame a tiny valley. You will continue your journey into the green Todra Valley, which is studded with traditional Berber settlements and beautiful palm groves. This valley is a striking contrast to the dry beauty that you have traveled through before. As soon as you step foot in the Dades Valley, you are met with a one-of-a-kind scenery that is famous for the odd rock formations and historic kasbahs that can be seen there. The valley, which is sometimes referred to as the “Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs,” offers a captivating conclusion to a day that was full with the majesty of nature and the discovery of many cultures. This day involves not only traveling through some of the most breathtaking vistas in Morocco, but it is also a voyage through the country’s long and illustrious history as well as its ever-changing landscapes, concluding in the soothing beauty of the Dades Valley.

Day 5: Dades Valley to Marrakech via Atlas Mountains

On the fifth and last day of your Moroccan adventure, you will travel over the breathtaking Atlas Mountains as you make your way from the peaceful Dades Valley to the lively city of Marrakech with the final part of your trip. Beginning with the one-of-a-kind geological formations of the Dades Valley, which is famous for its dramatic rock formations and medieval kasbahs, this journey is a beautiful combination of the different landscapes that Morocco has to offer. The natural splendor of Morocco is shown in a kaleidoscope of breathtaking panoramas as you make your way up into the Atlas Mountains. These sights range from craggy peaks to green valleys and showcase the country’s natural beauty. In addition to being a beautiful treat, the trip through the mountains is also a cultural excursion. As you travel through the highlands, you will pass by a number of tiny Berber villages that are tucked in the mountains. These communities provide insights into the life of Morocco’s indigenous people. These winding mountain roads will take you to the busy city of Marrakech, which is a striking contrast to the tranquil serenity of the Dades Valley. Marrakech, a city that is a melting pot of culture, history, and modernity, will greet you with its bustling souks, ancient palaces, and colorful squares. This city will serve as a suitable end to a trip that has traversed the peaceful deserts, placid valleys, and breathtaking mountains of Morocco. This last day serves to embody the essence of your Moroccan vacation, which is a combination of contacts with rich cultural experiences and breathtaking natural scenery.