Agadir Tours

If you want an experience that'll get the adrenaline pumping through your veins, then this thrilling buggy adventure is for you. You'll be able to admire the coastal and rural landscape just outside of Agadir, but in a way that you won't forget. After a quick introduction to buggy handling and a safety briefing from your guide, you'll be ready for the off. Hop into your two-seater buggy and set off into the countryside leaving just a cloud of dust behind you. You'll have fun speeding along country tracks and testing your off-road driving skills.We'll stop at a mid-way point and take a break in a local house for some traditional sweet Moroccan tea and homemade bread. And after recharging your batteries, it's time for the second half of your buggy adventure as we head back to the starting point. You'll then be transferred back to your hotel in a much more sedate style.

There's no more Moroccan way to go sightseeing than on the back of a camel. And with this 90-minute ride, you'll be at one with nature as well. You'll be transferred to the north of Agadir where you'll enjoy a slow and steady journey through a banana plantation and one of the city's most picture-postcard beaches. We'll head to a ranch around an hours drive from Agadir to start, where you'll be partnered with a camel between two people. Then, the adventure begins. The camel trail takes you through trails sprinkled with exotic landscapes and sandy dunes. It's a route the whole family will enjoy.Over the 90-minute trip, you'll enjoy a privileged view over the countryside, passing through a banana plantation, as well as have the chance to spot wildlife in its natural surroundings. You'll also enjoy the scenic vistas surrounding Tamri Beach, and as you trundle along, they'll be a quick stop for selfie or two before we head back.

From sea level to high altitude, this is a full day trip with a side-order of adventure. You'll travel by 4x4 into the Atlas Mountains from the coastal plains of Agadir to discover the Berber village of Imouzzer Ida Outanane. Jamal, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Imouzzer means “waterfall” in Berber, the language of the Atlas Mountains. Indeed, there are several waterfalls in the heart of our green valley, a place known especially for the quality of its honey.'Your High Atlas Mountains off-road adventure begins with a light breakfast and then a photo stop at the cool, palm-clad Tamzargout oasis, where you can stretch our legs. As we travel higher up into the mountains, the jaw-dropping views over Paradise Valley are sure to leave an impression. We'll arrive in the village of Immouzer to see how life in a typical Berber mountain community unfolds. On hot days, you might see local kids jumping off the rocks into the natural pools just outside the village.As you stroll around the village, you'll pass stalls selling Moroccan souvenirs and the prized local honey. Jamal says, ‘My mother used to prepare an artisanal treat known as “amlou”, made with Immouzer honey mixed with crushed almonds and argan oil, a real Berber delicacy.' Next it's time for an al fresco lunch prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. You'll have some free time to relax and take in your dramatic surroundings before we return to Agadir through a different route in the mountains.

If you're an early bird and you love making the most of your mornings, then a two-hour trek in the Atlas Mountains will leave you feeling invigorated and ready to explore. You'll be led by an expert guide on a trek through Taghrat Ouankrim, not far from Agadir.You'll head out into the peace and quiet of the Atlas Mountains early in the morning to avoid the heat of the midday sun. Along the journey, you'll stop at Alma village to take in the views as well as the verdant green Tamzargout Oasis for a photo stop. Once we arrive at Aksri, a typical Berber village, you'll be treated to a traditional breakfast – ideal for charging your batteries ahead of the trek.From here, you'll then set off on a two-hour trail, passing by deep craggy gorges, soaring summits and rocky expanses. This trail is a great opportunity to experience the Atlas Mountains up close and escape into the tranquillity of nature.

Palm-lined gorges and a bustling market town nestled beneath the western Atlas Mountains are just what you can expect from this day trip from Agadir. You'll visit Immouzer, well-known for its Thursday market, and Paradise Valley, which is just as beautiful as its name suggests.You'll head out of Agadir towards Immouzer stopping along the way to take in the verdant landscape of Tamzargout oasis and enjoy a short walk through the olive grove. Once we arrive at Immouzer, we'll take you to see the waterfall the town is famous for, where you have some free time to wander around. Note that drought has affected the waterfall – it's now known for its natural plunge pool.We'll return into the centre of Immouzer to visit the souk that comes alive every Thursday when locals from the surrounding villages come and trade goods. Then it's on to Paradise Valley for a short walk to admire the scenery around this deep gorge with its lazy river running through the centre, where locals come and relax during the weekends.

It's the classic mode of transportation in Morocco – a camel trail through the desert. On this sunset tour, you'll tower above the dunes and ride through Souss-Masa National Park. Then round off the evening with a tea and a freshly sizzled barbecue dinner in the open air.After pick-up from your hotel, you'll arrive at the camel ranch ready for your desert adventure. With two people per camel, you'll sway through the countryside towards Souss-Massa where you'll have the best vantage point to spot the changing colours and wildlife of this desert oasis.Then, back at the ranch, you'll finish it off with a glass of authentic Moroccan tea and cookies. Relax on the terrace while your barbecue dinner is being prepared, then tuck in under the dusky sky.

Visit the secret paradise valley from Agadir with this half-day tour with pickup. Enjoy a short hike, swim in the natural pool, and explore Tamri, the banana village.

From Agadir, you can easily head out into the surrounding countryside to discover lush green oases and historic walled towns. You'll travel to the palm-filled oasis of Tiout, get to know the traditional way of life in Taroudant and even spot a few tree-climbing goats along the way.

A scenic drive through the timeless Atlas Mountains, this trip reveals a traditional side of Agadir life. You'll drink tea with the locals in typical Berber hamlets, visit charming fishing villages and see spectacular landscapes. To top it all is Tamri – a bird watcher's paradise surrounded by sand dunes.Soak up the tranquil vibes at a traditional fishing port as we make our first stop. Then we'll continue our drive through the Atlas mountains, visiting an oil press and enjoying panoramic views of the hills and banana fields. Pop into a Berber family home for some refreshing mint tea, then jump back onto the bus to discover the fields where bananas are grown.After lunch, we'll head to the sand dunes of Tamri for a sport of birdwatching. Admire the rich coastal plant life as you keep your eyes peeled for exotic species. A stroll over the golden dunes will make you feel like you're in the Sahara desert.

Taroudant is a mystical walled city that'll make you feel as if you've stepped back in time. Nestled in the lush Souss Valley beneath the snowcapped Atlas Mountains, its mazy medina and laden souks are straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.Leaving Agadir, we'll head eastwards along the Souss Valley – a landscape peppered with argan trees. This area is famed for its tree-climbing goats. They've become one of Morocco's most iconic images, and we'll stop to take some seriously Instagrammable pics along the way. Then, when we reach Taroudant, we'll size up its 15th century walls before heading into the medina.Our first port of call is at a teahouse for a refreshing mint tea. Your guide will then lead you around the minarets, souks and pomegranate groves of the medina, and you can try your hand at haggling for goods or trying local specialities such as thyme-flavoured honey. You'll also have free time to soak up the atmosphere before heading back to Agadir.

The real Sahara Desert is several hundred miles away but there's a little-known place near Agadir that locals refer to as the ‘mini-Sahara'. You'll explore coastal villages and then head inland to Tiznit, famed for its silver jewellery, to find out the secrets of this Berber handicraft. Enjoy a variety of scenery on this off-road adventure from Agadir.Your journey kicks off with a drive south along the coast, stopping at the photogenic fishing village of Tifnit on the way. Then the real fun begins as we head off-road towards Sidi R'bat for a stop in a rustic tea shop. Swinging inland, there's time for some photos at the Youssef Ben Tachefine Dam before we arrive at the mini-Sahara for a flavour of the vast desert to the south.After all that excitement it's time for a relaxed Moroccan lunch of tagine, salads, and local fruits before we make our way to the ancient silver capital of Tiznit to see the walled ramparts and walk through the medina to admire the town's handcrafted Berber silver jewellery.

One of Africa's best beaches is our destination for the day on this tour. Along the way, we'll tick-off typical Berber villages, shop for silverware in spice-scented souks, and stop by Youssef Ben Tachafine Dam, too. Star of the show though is Legzira Beach, where a seafront lunch is followed by free time on Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand.

Admire the panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, swim and relax in Agadir's Paradise Valley, and enjoy a mint tea with a typical Berber family.

Vist Souss Massa National Park on a 4x4 vehicle, get a tour in Tiznit medina, and have lunch with a Berber family.

Adrenaline seekers need look no further than this thrilling full-day quad bike tour. You'll be able to admire the coastal and rural landscape just outside of Agadir, passing by Takat and Sidi Toual as you head to the village of Massa. Once there, a traditional lunch will be served in a local house before the adventure continues into the afternoon with more off-road fun.

Adrenaline seekers need look no further than this thrilling full-day buggy tour. You'll be able to admire the coastal and rural landscape just outside of Agadir, passing by Takat and Sidi Toual as you head to the village of Massa. Once there, a traditional lunch will be served in a local house before the adventure continues into the afternoon with more off-road fun.

One of Africa's best beaches is the highlight of this private tour. Along the way, you and your guide will tick-off typical Berber villages, spice-scented souks and one of Africa's most picturesque beaches. A seafront lunch is on the agenda, too.After pick-up at your hotel, you'll head to Youssef Ben Tachafine dam where you can admire panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Pass a series of Berber fishermen villages as you make your way to the next stop. Snap a few pictures at Sidi Boulfdail beach before getting back on the bus to continue the journey.You're in for a treat next, as you arrive at Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand. Ranked one of the 40 most picturesque beaches in the world, Legzira is a must-see. Its natural stone arch emerging from the golden sand makes for an extra pretty backdrop. Tuck into lunch at a beachfront restaurant and enjoy some free time to explore. You'll round off the tour with a spot of shopping in Tiznit, home to one of the country's most famous jewellers.