22 days tour from Agadir

After breakfast, you meet your local guide to explore Agadir. You start with a visit to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella, located on a hill with a wide view over the city and the ocean. The guide explains the history of Agadir and the earthquake that changed the city. You continue to the marina and fishing port, where you see daily life and boats coming in with fresh fish. Later, you visit the local souk, full of colors, spices, fruits, and handmade products. Walking through the city with a guide helps you understand Moroccan life better and makes the city feel more familiar. In the afternoon, you return to your hotel with free time to relax or enjoy the beach again.

Today is a free day to enjoy Agadir your own way. You can choose optional activities depending on your mood. A bike tour along the coast is a nice way to see the city slowly and enjoy ocean views. If you like food, a cooking class lets you learn how to prepare Moroccan dishes with local ingredients. For relaxation, a traditional hammam is a great experience, where you clean your body and feel refreshed. You can also simply stay at the beach, swim, or sit in a café watching daily life. This free day helps balance the long journey and gives you time to relax before moving inland.

After breakfast, you leave Agadir and drive toward Ouarzazate. The road takes you through changing landscapes, from coastal views to mountain roads and dry valleys. Along the way, you stop for photos and short breaks to stretch and enjoy the scenery. You pass small villages where people live simple lives connected to the land. By late afternoon, you arrive in Ouarzazate, known as the gateway to the desert and famous for films and kasbahs. You check into your hotel and enjoy a quiet evening.

Today you travel deeper into the south of Morocco. You leave Ouarzazate and drive through valleys, palm groves, and desert landscapes. The road shows you how Morocco slowly changes from mountains to sand. After several scenic stops, you arrive near Merzouga, where the Sahara dunes rise from the ground. You check into a hotel close to the desert and enjoy the calm atmosphere. As the sun sets, the dunes turn golden, creating a peaceful and unforgettable view.

In the morning, you explore the desert area by vehicle, visiting nomad families who live in simple tents and learning about their daily life. You also hear Gnawa music, played by local people with deep African roots. In the afternoon, you prepare for a camel ride into the dunes. Riding slowly across the sand during sunset is one of the most special moments of the tour. At night, you stay in a desert camp, enjoy dinner, music by the fire, and sleep under a sky full of stars.

This day is relaxed and flexible. You can enjoy a picnic lunch in the desert or share a meal with a local Berber family. Optional activities include quad biking, buggy rides, or horse riding on the sand dunes. If you prefer rest, you can sit near the dunes and enjoy silence. Overnight in a hotel near the desert, with time to reflect on the Sahara experience.

After breakfast, you leave the desert and head north toward Midelt. The scenery changes again, from sand dunes to rocky landscapes and mountain views. Midelt is a calm town between the Middle Atlas and High Atlas mountains. You arrive in the afternoon and rest at your hotel, enjoying cooler air and quiet surroundings.

Today you pass through the cedar forests, where wild monkeys live. You stop to take photos and enjoy fresh mountain air. You continue to Ifrane, a clean city with European-style buildings. In the afternoon, you arrive in Fes and check into your riad inside the old city.

With a local guide, you explore Fes Medina, one of the oldest cities in Morocco. You walk through narrow streets, visit old schools, mosques, tanneries, and markets. The city feels alive and full of history. This day helps you understand Moroccan traditions deeply.

After breakfast in Fes, you leave the busy city and drive north toward the Rif Mountains. The road is calm and green, very different from the desert and big cities. Along the way, you pass small villages, farms, and hills where local people live a simple life. There will be short stops to rest, take photos, and enjoy the fresh air. By afternoon, you arrive in Chefchaouen, the famous blue city. Once you check into your hotel or riad, you have free time to walk slowly through the blue streets. The atmosphere here is relaxed and peaceful. You can sit in a small café, drink mint tea, and watch daily life around you. This day is perfect to slow down and enjoy the calm side of Morocco.

In the morning, you can enjoy Chefchaouen a little more before leaving. The drive continues to Tetouan, a city with strong Andalusian influence. You may stop to see the old medina and learn a bit about the history of the city. After Tetouan, you drive to Tangier, a city that connects Africa and Europe. When you arrive, you check into your hotel. Later, you can walk along the corniche, enjoy views of the sea, and feel the different energy of Tangier. The city has a mix of cultures and a special atmosphere that is very unique in Morocco.

Today you explore Tangier with a local guide who will explain the history and stories of this city. You visit the old medina, the Kasbah, and places with amazing views where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. You will learn how Tangier was important for traders, artists, and writers from many countries. The guide shows you hidden corners and local places that tourists often miss. After the guided part, you have free time in the afternoon to shop, relax, or enjoy the sea. Tangier is lively but also easy to enjoy at your own pace.

This is a long but very rich travel day. You start early and drive to Asilah, a small coastal town known for its white walls and art on the streets. You have time to walk inside the old walls and enjoy the calm ocean views. Then you continue to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Here you see important sites and understand more about modern Morocco. In the evening, you arrive in Casablanca and check into your hotel. You can relax after a full day of travel and discovery.

Today you explore Casablanca, the biggest city in Morocco. The main highlight is the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, located next to the ocean. You also visit the Corniche area, where locals come to walk and enjoy the sea. Casablanca shows a modern side of Morocco, very different from old medinas. The rest of the day is free for lunch, shopping, or resting at your hotel.

After breakfast, you leave Casablanca and drive to Marrakech. The road is comfortable and gives you time to relax and watch the changing scenery. When you arrive in Marrakech, you check into your riad or hotel. The afternoon is free, so you can walk around the nearby streets, visit a café, or go to Jemaa el-Fna square to feel the energy of the city. Marrakech is lively, colorful, and full of life.

With a local guide, you explore the historical side of Marrakech. You visit important monuments, gardens, and the old medina. The guide explains the history of the city and how people lived here for centuries. You walk through souks full of colors, smells, and sounds. In the afternoon, you can relax or continue exploring on your own. This day helps you understand why Marrakech is one of the most famous cities in Morocco.

This day is free to enjoy Marrakech your own way. You can relax at your riad, visit a hammam, go shopping, or choose optional activities like a hot air balloon or a bike tour. You can also revisit places you liked the day before. This free day allows you to enjoy the city without rush and follow your own rhythm.

You leave Marrakech and drive toward the Atlantic coast. Along the way, you may see argan trees and stop to learn about argan oil. By afternoon, you arrive in Essaouira, a relaxed coastal city with fresh sea air. After checking in, you can walk along the beach, explore the medina, or enjoy fresh fish at a local restaurant.

Today you explore Essaouira with a local guide. You visit the old medina, the port, and the city walls. The guide explains the history of this windy and artistic city. Essaouira has a slow and friendly feeling, very different from big cities. The afternoon is free to enjoy the beach or relax in a café.

The last travel day follows the Atlantic coast. You stop in Imsouane, famous for fishing and surfing, then continue to Taghazout, a relaxed surf village. These stops give you beautiful ocean views and a calm feeling. In the afternoon, you arrive back in Agadir and check into your hotel. This day ends the long journey in a peaceful way.

According to your flight time, transfer to Agadir airport for departure.