7 days tour from Agadir

Embark on your 7 days tour from Agadir, a captivating coastal city in Morocco. Start by immersing and diving in the beautiful beaches of the city and enjoy the sun-soaked ocean that receives many tourists daily, the rhythmic sound of the waves will also captivate your attention.

In the afternoon, you can navigate through the Markets and Souks, in the Moroccan expression, where vibrant spices perfume the air and catch the senses. In addition, the artisanal activities and products make the visitor get emotionally in touch with the beauty of Moroccan culture. Get back to your hotel where you will rest and prepare yourself for the next day’s adventure.

Immerse and dive into the allure of Agadir by visiting different places that illustrate the reputation of Agadir as a tourist attraction, and discover the unique culture of the population. Begin with a visit to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella, a fortress that embodies the importance of the port of Agadir and has linked Morocco with other countries from Asia, Africa, and Europe.

Stroll through the neighboring areas of Agadir and visit the panoramic beaches like Taghazout where you can practice aeronautic and Atlantic sports, you can taste the flavor of Moroccan seafood cooked in the Moroccan way. Agadir city tour is your opportunity to discover and enjoy the beautiful cultural diversity and the attractiveness of the Moroccan cities.

Start your journey from Agadir city to Ouarzazate through the charming city of Taroudant, known as the capital of silver in Morocco. Experience diverse and unique landscapes, from the coastal beaches to the rugged beauty of the Atlas Mountains and foothills surrounding the region’s cities.

Historically, Taroudant is considered the grandmother of Marrakesh due to its surrounding ramparts and ancient defensive wall. Initially, Taroudant served as the first Saadi capital until the royal seat was moved to Marrakesh.

As you travel, you will pass through the welcoming foothills of the Atlas Mountains as you enter Ouarzazate, referred to as the gateway to the Sahara by Moroccans. Spend the night in a local hotel in Ouarzazate and enjoy the tranquility of the Moroccan desert.

Venture further into the heart of Morocco by kicking off a journey from Ouarzazate to Zagora, dive into the allure of the southern regions and valleys of Morocco, and enjoy the views of the rocky desert and lush palm trees that witness the adaptation with the hard conditions of living in the deserts.

Visit the desert of Mhamid El-Ghezlan, try riding camels, bathing in the sands, or circling the desert by quad bikes. Seek the opportunity to taste local foods like Lmdfona, a traditional bread stuffed with meat, onion, and other vegetables. After discovering the boundless beauty of the Sahara, you will go back to Ouarzazate carrying with you memories about the experience of the beauty and attractiveness of the Moroccan Sahara.

Start your journey from Ouarzazate, which has been playing an important role in capturing so many movies like Gladiator, Games of Thrones, Lawrence of Arabia, and other films; discover the neighboring landscapes of the foothills of the Atlas heights.

Visit the valley of Tinghir the land of the Amazigh that has one of the highest gorges in Morocco; Todra Gorge is a group of high-hued rocky walls. Enjoy eating your lunch meal in a local restaurant, in a Berber atmosphere, and a traditional atmosphere. Since you visit Tinghir, you should seek the opportunity to walk through Ziz River and walk through the green fields that witness the traditional agricultural practices of the Region.

In the afternoon, the driver will take you back to Ouarzazate, crossing the changing vistas of the region ranging from the rocky plateaus to the verdant valleys.

Once you wake up and savor a delicious breakfast meal, the driver will take you on a panoramic ride through the pass of Tizi N’tichka and the neighboring Berber villages.

The journey from Ouarzazate to Marrakesh is a real chance for you to take memorable pictures on the way; you can also buy some local products that are revealed beside the way by the local populations of the Atlas heights.

You are supposed to reach Marrakesh by the afternoon so we recommend you explore Marrakesh on your own way, visit the historic square of Djamma Lafna where Moroccans practice traditional street arts. Spend your night at a local hotel or Riad in Marrakesh.

As the first light of day kisses the ochre walls of Marrakesh, you set forth on a coastal escapade an odyssey that promises both wonder and tranquility. Your destination: Essaouira, the “Wind City” where the Atlantic breeze whispers secrets to the sea.

As you leave Marrakesh behind, the landscape unfolds a patchwork of olive groves, rolling hills, and sun-kissed plains. However, it is not long before your eyes widen in amazement. There, perched on gnarled branches, are goats, yes, goats climbing Argan trees.

Their nimble hooves navigate the spiky foliage, seeking the sweet fruit that holds the secret to Morocco’s liquid gold Argan oil. The Argan tree, resilient and ancient, yields seeds from which we extract this precious oil. It is not just a beauty elixir; it is a lifeline for Berber communities.

At a cooperative, you witness skilled hands pressing the seeds, releasing the liquid gold that nourishes skin, hair, and health. As you continue toward Essaouira, the horizon broadens as the Atlantic stretches out, its waves crashing against the city’s ancient ramparts.

Essaouira’s medina beckons a maze of blue-and-white streets, where artisans weave magic from sea breezes and salt air. Visit the Scala, where cannons once guarded against pirates, and the bustling port, where anglers mend their nets.

In Essaouira, time slows Seagulls dance above the harbor, and the scent of grilled fish mingles with the tang of salt. Stroll along the windswept beach, where kite surfers ride the waves.

The medina’s alleys reveal hidden gems, artisans carving wood, musicians strumming ancient melodies. As the sun dips toward the horizon, casting a golden glow over the city, you know this is not goodbye.

It is a promise, a memory etched in the grains of sand, the echoes of seagulls, and the laughter of children playing by the sea. Essaouira, with its timeless charm, invites you to return to dance with the wind, taste the salt, and let the waves carry you back whenever your heart desires.