• Corniche Aglou - Enjoy a coffee break after a scenic one and a half-hour drive along the Atlantic Ocean.
• Legzira Beach - A 30-minute drive from Aglou Beach brings you to Legzira. Known for its stunning natural arches and red earth sculpted by the Atlantic, Legzira is one of Morocco’s most beautiful beaches. Located about 180 km south of Agadir in the Sidi Ifni region, it offers breathtaking views and excellent waves, attracting hikers and surfers worldwide.
• Tiznit - Founded in 1882 by Alawite Sultan Hassan I, Tiznit is encircled by a historic wall built in 1883. The 1886 expedition bolstered the Sultan’s influence in the region, which gained prominence amid Spanish efforts to settle in Ifni following the Spanish-Moroccan War of 1860.
• Guelmim - After an hour’s drive from Sidi Ifni, you arrive in Guelmim. Situated 200 km south of Agadir, 110 km from Tiznit, and 30 km from the Atlantic Ocean, Guelmim is known as the gateway to the Sahara. Once a caravan hub on the Timbuktu route, it remains a vital trade center between the sedentary and nomadic populations. It hosts “Amhayrich,” Morocco’s largest camel market, every Saturday morning. After a brief city visit, enjoy a tea break.
• El Borj - A one and a half-hour drive from Guelmim leads to El Borj village in southeastern Morocco. Founded by nomads from the desert, a 45-minute journey on a rugged road from here takes you to the sand dunes where the camp is set. Upon arrival, savor mint tea and Moroccan pastries, then admire the sunset and the beautiful light on the golden dunes. Return to the bivouac for dinner under a starry sky, accompanied by a Sahraoui music show by local youth around a campfire. Overnight in a nomad tent offers a firsthand experience of local life. The next day, after breakfast, stop briefly at the oasis before continuing back to Agadir via an alternative route through the Anti Atlas Mountains for a change of scenery.
• Sidi Ifni - A 15-minute drive from Legzira takes you to Sidi Ifni, a former Spanish enclave. Enjoy lunch on-site, featuring fish specialties like grilled sardines and fried fish and chips. (Lunch not included)
• Tiznit - On the return journey to Agadir, after two hours from the camp, stop in Tiznit, renowned for its silver jewelry. Visit the old medina, the souk, the spring, and tour the ancient walls.

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• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

Begin the desert tour by exploring some Berber villages en route from Agadir. Make a brief stop in Tiznit town, then proceed to Legzira Beach, renowned as one of Africa’s most scenic beaches. After lunch, travel to a camel market town known as the gateway to the desert. Take a short break for refreshments, then continue to the vast sand dunes of El Borj. Enjoy dinner, Sahraoui entertainment, and spend the night in nomadic tents.

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