• Aourir - Often referred to as the “Banana Village,” Aourir is a charming rural town situated approximately 12 km north of Agadir in the Souss-Massa region. Its name is inspired by the numerous banana plantations that line the main road and the banks of the Tamraght River. According to local lore, musician Jimi Hendrix helped popularize this nickname during a visit in the 1960s.

The village is celebrated for its relaxed, genuine atmosphere, providing a serene contrast to the hustle and bustle of Agadir. Every Wednesday, the weekly souk attracts locals from nearby areas to purchase fresh produce — particularly bananas — and enjoy the vibrant ambiance.

• Paradise Valley - The Paradise Valley excursion offers flexible departure times: either at 8:00 AM or 2:00 PM. Located about 60 km northeast of Agadir, Paradise Valley is accessible via a scenic route that showcases 60 kilometers of captivating landscapes — mountains, contrasting colors, and a variety of trees including argan, almond, palm, and olive.

Along the journey, travelers will pass through the impressive gorges of the Oued Tamzargoute. Upon arrival, they will discover a location that truly lives up to its name — a hidden paradise on earth, nestled in a lush palm grove and surrounded by argan trees.

During this unforgettable excursion, visitors can explore the valley and enjoy swimming in the natural pools of the river.

The trip concludes with a return to Agadir.

• Agadir Kasbah - Agadir Oufella, also known as the Kasbah of Agadir, is a historic fortress perched atop a hill 236 meters above sea level, overlooking the city of Agadir and its port. Constructed in the 16th century by the Saadian Sultan Mohammed ech-Cheikh to monitor Portuguese settlements along the coast, it played a strategic role in the region’s defense. The name “Agadir Oufella” translates to “the upper fortress” in Amazigh.
• Cooperative argane tamait - Argan oil cooperatives in Morocco are community-based organizations, predominantly managed by Amazigh-speaking Berber women, especially in regions like Agadir, Essaouira, and Taroudant. These cooperatives are vital in producing argan oil, a product highly valued for its culinary and cosmetic uses.
• Souk El Had d’Agadir - Discover the vibrant Souk El Had, one of Morocco’s largest markets, featuring over 4,000 stalls offering fresh produce, spices, local crafts, and more.
• Marina D’agadir - The tour continues with a leisurely stroll through the elegant Marina of Agadir, filled with cafés, boutiques, and luxury boats, offering a modern and relaxed seaside atmosphere.
• Souk Bazaar - Visit a Bazaar in Agadir and explore Moroccan craftsmanship, where authentic, local creations and traditional treasures bring the region’s culture to life.

• Private transportation
• Maximum of 14 travelers per vehicle
• Air-conditioned, comfortable vehicle
• All ages can participate
• Self-guided tour recommended
• Hotel pick-up and return

• Lunch

Discover the highlights of Agadir in a single, memorable day! Begin your morning with a picturesque journey to Paradise Valley, where you’ll find lush palm groves, natural pools, and stunning mountain vistas. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in Agadir’s rich culture: enjoy panoramic views from the Kasbah, explore the marina, visit an argan oil cooperative, and wander through lively local markets such as Souk El Had and the Central Market. This is an ideal blend of nature, tradition, and local life. Reserve your spot now for an authentic Moroccan experience!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.