Agadir Sahara Desert Full Day Trip With Lunch

This comprehensive full-day tour will take you to a fishing village, stunning beaches, a wildlife preserve, and an oasis in the heart desert of Agadir.

About Agadir Sahara Desert full day tour

Free cancellation
Cancellation policy:  24 hours free of charge.
Excursion Duration: 8-9 Hours
English, French guiding tour
Free pick up from your hotel in Agadir
Private tours are confirmed upon request

Agadir Sahara Desert full day tour pick up details

You can arrange for pickup transfer from your accommodation in Agadir, Anza, Taghazout, Tamraght, or Imi Ouadar. Arrive at the hotel reception fifteen minutes earlier to meet your guide for the pickup. During morning departure, Five minutes or more after the designated pickup time is all that drivers will have to wait. The pick-up and drop-off periods are included in the tour’s duration.

Agadir Sahara Desert full day tour highlights

A full-day 4×4 safari trip of Agadir’s many landscapes
Breakfast, tea, and snacks are served along with a taste of regional Moroccan cuisine.
Enjoy lunch in a Berber home and encounter the warmth of Berber Moroccans.
Go to Oued Massa’s Dam Youssef bin Tachfine.
Visit the genuine Silver Jewelry store and the goldsmith craft town of “Tiznit.”

Agadir Sahara Desert full day tour full description

Starting with a hotel pickup, your journey will take you south of Agadir to the Desert of Massa, where you will discover a variety of breathtaking landscapes and marvel at the Moroccan Berber way of life.
Start your journey by visiting the village of seafarers, located in Agadir’s natural park and wildlife sanctuary. From there, a sandy trail leads down the Oued Massa to the Sidi R’bat beach.
Proceed to Tiznit Sliver City to discover the genuine Berber jewelry before having lunch in a delightful Berber home that offers warm Moroccan hospitality.

Once the tour concludes, the driver will transport you back to your accommodation.

Includes the following

Hotel pickup and drop off
Air-conditioned vehicles
Lunch in a Moroccan Berber house with a view of the Atlas Mountains
knowledgeable local driver
Air-conditioned four-wheel drive

Not Included

Tips

Vital information

What should you pack?

Cozy footwear
Wearable clothing Items Sunglasses
Water

Be informed before you leave:

Rain or shine, this excursion will proceed

Souss-Massa National Park

Located on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, the 33,800-hectare Souss-Massa National Park (Parc National de Souss-Massa) was established in 1991. Its center is at 9°40’W 30°5’N, and it is situated between Agadir to the north and Sidi Ifni to the south. The park’s northern boundary is the estuary of the Oued Souss, while its southern boundary is close to the Oued Massa estuary. Because the northern bald ibis occasionally uses the 30,000 hectares of land close to Aglou, south of the park, as a feeding location, it is also included in the site. The area is a grazed steppe that includes ponds, beaches, and dunes. With certain sections that are rockier, the terrain is mostly sandy.

Tiznit city

Founded in 1881 by Sultan Hassan I, Tiznit, also known as Tiznet (Arabic: تزنيت, romanized: Tiznīt), is a town located in the Moroccan province of Souss-Massa on the west coast. In the 2014 Moroccan census, its population was 74,699, making it the capital of Tiznit Province.[1] After Jewish silversmiths settled in the town, it became known as Morocco’s hub for gold and silver handicrafts. Tiznit is renowned for its sabres, daggers, jewelry made of silver, and mints.

On the western side of the Anti-Atlas lies the province of Tiznit. Tiznit is a town full of Imazighn (isoussin), located about 80 kilometers south of Agadir.

El Méchouar Place, the Grand Mosque, and Khalifa Palace are a few of the landmarks that define Tiznit. Five ancient gates, known as Bab Aglou, Bab el Khemis, Bab Targa, Bab el Maader, and Bab Oulad Jerrar, encompass Tiznit’s old Medina. These gates are all of Alawite tradition and have a striking resemblance to the gates of Essaouira.