Rabat:

. Our tour starts in Agadir and takes you to Rabat, the capital of Morocco. There are many sights to see here. First, the Hassan Tower, also known as the Tower, is an unfinished minaret of a mosque that is supposed to be the largest mosque in the world. Yusuf Yakub Al-Mansour wanted it to be 86 meters high, but since it is still unfinished, it is currently only 44 meters high. Then we went to Les Oudayas, a kasbah near the old medina, and visited Chellah or Shalla, a medieval Muslim cemetery. check Our Tours From Rabat

Ouarzazate:

Ouarzazate is the Hollywood of Africa. It is jokingly called Hollywood because of the many studios in the Atlas Mountains. Because the actors couldn’t drive from Marrakech through the High Atlas Mountains, they landed at this international airport. Moreover, the name Ouarzazate comes from two words: ouar, meaning “without”, and zazate, meaning “noise”.” This large city is also known for the kasbah Taourirt, which comes from the word Ksab, meaning bamboo. This means that bamboo was used to build the roof of the Kasbah Castle. There are four studios in the Ait Benhaddou Kasbah in Ouarzazate where films are shot and equipment is rented for other films. The film Dawn of Life and parts of Lawrence of Arabia were also shot here. There are also the films Alex and Mission Cleopatra

Zagora:

Our Morocco tour From Agadir will take you to the desert of Merzouga and Zagora in the Sahara. In the latter, it is a desert without sand dunes. However, many tourists who do not have much time to visit Merzouga will come here. Zagora is also a great place for camel rides and camping in Berber tents. The only difference between these two cities in the sand dunes. We do not usually customize our Casablanca to Zagora tour; instead, we offer it as part of our Marrakech tour. However, you can contact us to customize your Casablanca to Zagora desert tour. On the way from Marrakech to Zagora, you can see the twists and turns of the Ait Saouen and the largest river of date fruits in Morocco. Therefore, they are also destinations worth visiting.

Merzouga:

Our Morocco tours From Agadir, Fes, Marrakech, and Tangier must include a visit to Merzouga, where you can ride camels and camp in Berber tents Merzouga is a small town in southeastern Morocco, famous for the Erg Chebbi sand dunes and the Gnawa people. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Morocco. If you join our two-week Morocco itinerary and other tours, you will be able to spend a day here. Therefore, you will get the full experience as we take you to meet the nomads who live in tents. We will also take you to see the flamingos of Lake Srij. There is also a salt mine and a Maskara factory, both worth seeing.

Todra Gorga:

the Dades Canyon Pictured is the Tisedrin curve in the Dades Canyon. An American Cadillac set a record here, going up and down three times in just 03:19 seconds. Most visitors spend the night here as it is located halfway between Merzouga and Marrakech. Not far from the Dades is the Todega Gorge, which is about 300 metres high and can only be crossed by natural forces.

Rose Valley:

Rose Valley in Kalaat Mgouna is famous, as is its international festival. Every year in May, they hold an international rose festival and choose the queen of Magouna based on intelligence and beauty. You can also find a wide range of cosmetics here. 

Chefchaouen:

 Our Morocco tours from Agadir takes you to Chefchaouen, the blue jewel of Morocco, so there’s plenty to do here in no time at all. First up is the Kasbah at Wetat El Hmam, the first building of Moulay Ali Ben Moussa Ben Rached El Alami. Rass El Ma, which means ‘head of water’, was the second best thing we saw in Sha’uin. Small waterfalls pour down from the Rif Mountains here. We also hiked to Jebel El Kalaa for a panoramic view of the city. Akchur waterfall, the best waterfall in the Rif Mountains, is 14 km from Chaouen. This attraction was only included in our 2-week itinerary in Morocco.

Essaouira:

Essaouira is another destination to visit during our Agadir Desert tour. People come here to enjoy the beaches and the temperature in summer is around 24°C and 75 degrees Celsius. Essaouira is also a great place to visit in winter and many people come here for the seafood. In addition, Essaouira is also known as the windy city of Morocco. There are also plenty of activities to choose from. For example, trips to the city’s ports of Pass and Scala. People also come here to visit the old medina, which is protected by UNESCO. When talking about Essaouira, you may hear the word Mogador, which translates to Magdo. In Hebrew, this word means ‘small fortress’.”

Ifrane:

Ifrane is the Switzerland of Morocco. People come here on weekends to snowboard and have fun. The town, which has been a French colonial town since the 16th century, has a statue of Atlas the Lion in its center. The lion was carved by a German prisoner to gain his freedom. It is the cleanest city in Morocco and the seventh cleanest city in the world.

Cedar Forest:

The Cedar Forest of Azrou is both a campsite and a place to discover the Moroccan fauna. Here you will find many animals, including Barbary macaques, which love to be fed and played with. There are also deer, but we could not see them because they are afraid of people and we could not go further into the forest because it is fenced.

Tangier:

Our Morocco Tours from Agadir takes you to, Tangier is also one of the most popular destinations from Agadir. Therefore, we will discover many attractions. First of all, we will visit the Hercules Resting Cave, which is located in Cap Spartel and has an opening that resembles a map of Africa. Tangier is also home to the American Embassy Museum, which commemorates Morocco’s strong ties with the United States. It was also the first American possession abroad. Finally, we will drive along the coast to see the mosque at Cap Spartel, a cape located about 12 km from the center of Tangier. Finally, a stroll through the souk in the old medina. Check Our Tours From Tangier