Agadir – Sous Valley – Taroudant – Tazenakht – Draa Valley - Agdz

Taroudant - The journey begins in Agadir, heading inland past Taroudant and into the Sous Valley, renowned for its iconic images of goats perched high in Argan trees.

Tazenakht - Arriving in Tazenakht, a well-known center for carpet production, there is a stop for lunch.

Foum Zguid - After traversing the valley, the route follows the old Dakar rally track, passing through the dried-up salt lake of Iriqui. Beyond the lake lies the western edge of the Sahara. Erg Chigaga features a stunning series of golden desert dunes stretching 40 km and reaching heights of up to 300 meters. Here, the sunset can be admired amidst the dunes. The warm nomadic hospitality awaits at the tented camp, surrounded by the Sahara dunes, with a traditional welcome of mint tea, a nomadic dinner with music and a bonfire, and overnight accommodation in a nomad tent.

Erg Chigaga, Camel Trekking

Erg Chigaga - The sunrise at Erg Chigaga is a must-see, with golden light beautifully illuminating the dunes. After breakfast, the day begins with a dromedary trek. Riding through the dunes on a dromedary is a delightful experience. After a few hours of trekking, a stand of Tamarind trees is reached. In the shade, guides prepare a traditional nomadic lunch of kebabs and fresh bread. The journey then continues back through the dunes towards camp, where a tranquil sunset and a delightful dinner and tea can be enjoyed.

Erg Chigaga, Mhamid, Draa Valley, Zagora

Zagora - Following breakfast at the camp, the route connects with the old Paris-Dakar Rally track leading to the Iriki oasis and then to Mhamid, where the highway begins. This marks the start of the Draa Valley. This river basin, stretching between Ouarzazate and M’Hamid, is home to millions of date palms, in season from September to December. By evening, Zagora is reached, where the night and dinner will be spent in a Riad.

Draa Valley, Jebel Saghro, Dades Gorges

Dades Gorges - Draa Valley - Nkob - Jebel Saghro - Boumalne Dades - Dades Gorges
After breakfast, the journey continues towards Nkob via the Jebel Saghro Pass. This ancient pass reaches an altitude of 2,283 meters and features many unique rock formations. The guides know the best lookout spots to appreciate these spectacular formations. From here, the Dades Valley is entered, with its unusual rock formations, oases, and Berber villages. A walk in the gorge is included. Accommodation is provided in a local bed and breakfast, with dinner and tea service in the evening.

Dades – Rose Valley – Valley of 1000 Kasbahs – Ait Ben Haddou – High Atlas - Telouet – Marrakech

Skoura - After breakfast, the journey leaves the Dades Gorge and heads west to Rose Valley. In the Valley, travel through Skoura and Kelaa M’Gouna, an area known for its roses and handcrafted daggers. From here, the journey continues through The Valley of 1000 Kasbahs. Kasbahs are ancient castles or strongholds. The road traveled today may be paved, but 1000 years ago it was a path for traders traveling to and from Europe. These Kasbahs provided a safe place for business and overnight stays. Visit Kasbah Amridil.

Ait Ben Haddou - This valley opens into a high desert lunar landscape that is home to Ait Benhaddou, where a lunch stop is planned. This UNESCO-protected medina has been featured in films such as Lawrence of Arabia, Jesus of Nazareth, and The Gladiator. Morocco has long been a favorite of Hollywood, and there is an opportunity to visit previous movie sets that remain. Visit and lunch break.

Telouet Kasbah - From here, the historic Tizi-n-Tichka Pass is taken to Marrakech, arriving in the evening. A stop is made to visit the Kasbah of Telouet.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Experience a customized and cozy private trip from Agadir to Marrakech. Starting from Agadir, you’ll travel through the Sous valley before arriving at the Draa Valley and the Merzouga desert. You’ll get to visit the Merzouga desert and observe the vast Erg Chebbi dunes. Via a dromedary ride, you must witness the sunset in the dunes, and with the nomadic hospitality, an overnight stay at a luxury camp in the desert ensures a singular and unforgettable event. The route will also take you to Dades and Todra and their magnificent gorges. Spend a day hiking in the Dades gorges. On the final day, you’ll traverse the Valley of 1000 Kasbahs and visit the Ameridhil Kasbah in Skoura and Ait Ben Haddou, the most renowned Kasbah in Morocco, before crossing the High Atlas Mountain via Telouet and reaching Marrakech, where the tour concludes

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