3 Days Tour From Agadir To Fes
>> Agadir Desert Trip 3 days
Overview:
Our 3 Days Desert Tour From Agadir to Festakes you on a journey through some of Morocco’s most stunning landscapes. From the charming town of Taroudant to the huge dunes of the Sahara Desert, we will explore ancient kasbahs, and rich valleys, and experience the magic of the desert under the stars.
This tour is perfect for travelers looking to see the beauty of the Moroccan desert while also experiencing cultural highlights such as Ait Benhaddou, Todra Gorge, and the oasis of Ziz Valley.
Highlights:
- visit cedar forest in "Azrou" & the swetzerland of morocco"Ifrane"
- visit kasbah "Ait Ben Haddou" - "Rissani" - "Taroudant" - "Alnif" - "Nkob"
- overnight in "ouarzazate"
- Visit todra gorge
- Visit dades valley
- Visit roses valley
- overnight in a desert luxury camp on Merzouga desert
Informations:
- Place to begin: your riad/hotel in agadir
- Place to end: your riad/hotel in fes/fez
- Period: 3 days/ 2 nights
- Departure time: 8/9 am
THIS IS THE ITINERARY OF THE 3 Days Desert Tour From Agadir to fes
Day 1: agadir – taroudant – tazenakht – taliouin – ait ben haddou – ouarzazate
We will leave Agadir in the morning, heading to the town of Taroudant, often named “Little Marrakech” for its charming streets and old city walls. After a short stop, we will continue to Taliouine, the heart of Morocco’s saffron production. You can learn about this precious spice and visit local cooperatives.
Next, we’ll visit Tazenakht, famous for its Berber rugs, before arriving at the historic Ait Benhaddou. This UNESCO World Heritage site is known for its ancient kasbah and has been a filming location for many movies. We will stop for lunch here while enjoying the view of the kasbah. After lunch, we continue to Ouarzazate, often called the “Gateway to the Sahara,” where we visit the famous film studios.
After exploring the movie studios in Ouarzazate, we will spend the night in a traditional Moroccan hotel. The hotel has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, offering a real taste of Moroccan hospitality. Staying in a traditional hotel in Ouarzazate gives you the chance to experience the comfort and charm of this unique city, known as the “Gateway to the Sahara.”
Day 2: ouarzazate – roses valley – dades velley – todra gorge – merzouga sahara desert
We’ll begin the day by leaving Ouarzazate and passing through the beautiful Skoura Oasis, where you can admire the palm groves and kasbahs. Our next stop is the Rose Valley, where we will visit a local cooperative to learn how rose oil and other products are made from the valley’s famous roses.
From there, we’ll visit the scenic Dades Valley, where you can enjoy stunning views of the dramatic rock formations and green oases. After a short break, we continue to Todra Gorge, a natural wonder with its tall rock walls that make it a perfect spot for a peaceful walk.
We will stop in Tinjdad for lunch before heading to a Berber village, where you can try henna tattoos and dress in traditional Berber clothes, experiencing the local culture from the original source. Afterward, we pass by the ancient Khatarat water channel, an underground system once used to bring water to the desert.
We’ll arrive at the Merzouga Desert by late afternoon, where you will enjoy a peaceful camel ride through the golden dunes, especially during sunset. The calm and beauty of the desert will make it a memorable experience. You will relax in comfortable tents at the desert camp and enjoy a traditional Berber dinner under the stars.
Day 3: merzouga desert – arfoud – ziz valley – azrou – ifrane – fes
We will start the day early to watch the sunrise over the dunes, a beautiful moment in the quiet desert. After enjoying breakfast at the camp, we’ll leave the Sahara Desert of Erg Chebbi and head to Erfoud, where you can learn about the local date fruits and see the famous fossils in the area.
Next, we’ll visit the rich Ziz Valley, known for its vast palm groves and stunning views. After exploring the valley, we’ll stop in Midelt for lunch.
In the afternoon, we will visit the Cedar Forest near Azrou, home to Barbary macaque monkeys. Afterward, we continue to Ifrane, often called “Little Switzerland” for its alpine style buildings and clean streets, before reaching Fes in the evening.
- pick up and drop-off at your hotel/riad
- our A/C modern 4x4 or van/minivan.
- drivers/guides speaking English....
- clean vehicle A/C with air condition along the way
- visit some interesting place along the way
- fuel
- 2 night at private room hotel/riad with "dinner&breakfast"
- overnight at private room desert luxury camp "dinner&breakfast"
- lunches, drinks
- entrance the monuments
- personal expenses
- local guids in any
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Before joining the 3 Days Desert Tour from Agadir to Fes, there are a few important things to know to make your journey smooth and enjoyable. This tour takes you through a mix of landscapes, from the coastal city of Agadir to the sandy dunes of the Sahara Desert, with stops in cultural and natural highlights like Ait Benhaddou, Todra Gorge, and Ziz Valley.
1. What to Pack:
Light, comfortable clothing is best during the day as it can get hot, but remember to bring something warm for the desert evenings, as it can get chilly. Don’t forget sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a scarf to protect yourself from the sun and desert winds.
2. Camel Ride:
You will experience a camel ride in the Sahara Desert, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes and bring a small bag for essentials like water and a camera. If you prefer not to ride a camel, you can choice for a 4×4 vehicle to reach the camp.
3. Desert Camp:
The night in the Merzouga Desert camp is one of the highlights. You will sleep in traditional Berber tents, and all meals are prepared, including dinner and breakfast. This is a great opportunity to experience the desert under the stars, so be sure to bring a small flashlight or power bank for your devices.
4. Local Currency:
Make sure to have some Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) on hand, as not all small towns along the route accept credit cards. There will be opportunities to buy souvenirs like rose oil in the Rose Valley or dates in Erfoud.
5. Time on the Road:
The tour covers long distances between stops, so expect to spend several hours on the road each day. However, the beautiful landscapes and stops at places like Todra Gorge and Ziz Valley make the journey excellent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Agadir known for?
Agadir is a coastal city known for its beautiful beaches, modern resorts, and laid-back atmosphere. It’s a popular destination for relaxing by the sea, with plenty of water sports, restaurants, and cafes. The city was rebuilt after a major earthquake in 1960, so it has a modern feel compared to other Moroccan cities.
What can I see in Taroudant?
Taroudant is a small town with old city walls and busy markets. It’s sometimes called “Little Marrakech” because it has a traditional feel. You can visit the medina, see the Kasbah, and shop for local products like handicrafts and spices.
Why is Ait Benhaddou famous?
Ait Benhaddou is an old village made from clay, known for its ancient kasbahs. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been in many movies and TV shows. It’s a great place to explore and take pictures of the beautiful old buildings.
What is Ouarzazate known for?
Ouarzazate is called the “Gateway to the Sahara” because it’s the starting point for many desert tours. It’s also famous for its movie studios, where many famous films were made. You can visit the studios and see the Taourirt Kasbah, an old palace.
What can I expect to see in Dades Valley?
The Dades Valley is known for its amazing rock formations and green valleys. You’ll see many old kasbahs along the way and get to visit traditional Berber villages. The valley offers some of the best views in Morocco.
What is special about the Sahara Desert?
The Sahara Desert is famous for its huge sand dunes and open spaces. In places like Erg Chebbi, you can ride a camel, stay in a desert camp, and watch the sunset or sunrise over the dunes. It’s a peaceful and quiet place, perfect for relaxing.
Why is Ifrane called “Little Switzerland”?
Ifrane looks like a European town with its neat buildings and cool weather. People call it “Little Switzerland” because of its alpine style and snowy winters. It’s also known for its cedar forests and clean environment.
What makes Fes an important city?
Fes is one of Morocco’s oldest cities, famous for its medina, a large area of narrow streets and traditional markets. It’s known for its old mosques, universities, and tanneries where leather goods are made. The medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a great place to explore Moroccan culture.
How long is the 3 Days Desert Tour from Agadir to Fes?
The tour lasts for three full days. You’ll start in Agadir, a city on the coast, and travel to Fes, an ancient city rich in history. Along the way, you’ll travel through the Sahara Desert and stop at beautiful places like Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the stunning Todra Gorge, and the peaceful Ziz Valley.
How long is the 3 Days Desert Tour from Agadir to Fes?
The tour lasts for three full days. You’ll start in Agadir, a city on the coast, and travel all the way to Fes, an ancient city rich in history. Along the way, you’ll travel through the Sahara Desert and stop at beautiful places like Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the stunning Todra Gorge, and the peaceful Ziz Valley.
How long is the 3 Days Desert Tour from Agadir to Fes?
The tour lasts for three full days. You’ll start in Agadir, a city on the coast, and travel all the way to Fes, an ancient city rich in history. Along the way, you’ll travel through the Sahara Desert and stop at beautiful places like Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the stunning Todra Gorge, and the peaceful Ziz Valley.