Safari de camelo em Agadir

Morocco cable car tour to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella

Buckle up for a little sky‑high magic on this half‑day Agadir tour. It kicks off with Morocco's very first cable car, whisking you through the air for around 15 minutes. You glide over a 1,700 metres route, cruising straight towards the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella – a historical fortress perched on top of a 236-metre mountain – with the whole bay stretching out beneath you.As you rise from the base all the way up to the kasbah, the views just keep getting better and better. You'll spot the curve of the bay, the long seafront promenade, the port and the city from angles you'd never get on foot. Once you reach the kasbah, you can wander the restored walls and soak up the far-reaching views – perfect for some epic photos that instantly upgrade your camera roll.To wrap it up, there's a stop at the Mohamed V Mosque for a quick photo break. It's calm, peaceful and a nice little breather before heading back. By the end, you've basically collected a whole highlight reel of Agadir in one easy-going day.

Private half-day trip to Taroudant from Agadir

Consider your Morocco morning sorted. This half-day trip packs in a scenic drive, an old walled city beneath the Atlas peaks and a medina made for wandering. The early start pays off quickly as the road from Agadir opens into wide plains and argan forest. With a bit of luck, you might even spot the famous tree-climbing goats perched casually in the branches. Then, just before you roll into the city, you'll pause for a few snaps of its 15th-century ramparts rising over the landscape. Once inside the walls, the city slows you down. You'll settle in with a glass of mint tea before strolling into the medina, where you can explore at your own pace. The maze-like lanes are packed with little workshops and colourful stalls selling all kinds of goods from thyme-flavoured honey, warm breads and freshly pressed argan oil to handwoven baskets, traditional rugs and carved wooden trinkets. After seeing how far your haggling skills will take you, you'll wrap up your visit by making your way back towards Agadir with one last look at the Souss Valley. It's a simple, scenic half-day trip that gives you a little taste of Morocco's way of life.

Half-day camel ride and quad bike adventure

Ready for a hit of Moroccan adventure? You'll kick things off with a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast to reach the village of Tamri. Here, you'll mount a camel for a one-hour ride along Tamri Beach, then swing by a ranch for mint tea and the chance to spot local birdlife like the rare Northern Bald Ibis. Next, it's time to hit the throttle on a quad bike and race across the Timlalin Sand Dunes, soaking up the desert-meets-coast views before heading back to your hotel.

Camel ride and sunset quad-bike adventure with barbecue dinner

After a scenic drive along the Morocco's Atlantic coast, you'll roll up at Tamri Beach for a one‑hour camel ride through the sand and nearby banana fields. Next up, you'll stop at Tamri Ranch for a cup of mint tea and the chance to spot birdlife like Morocco's rare Northern Bald Ibis. Then, it's time to hop on a quad bike and tear across the Timlalin Sand Dunes just as the sun starts to dip. To wrap things up, you'll head back to the ranch to enjoy a barbecue dinner, live local music and those epic sunset views.

Moroccan cooking class and quad-bike tour with lunch

Take a bite out of Tamir village life as you hit the local markets with your chef-come-guide to pick the fresh ingredients that you'll turn into lunch – with a little expert help. As your creation cooks slowly over the fire, it's time to dial up the adrenaline with a quad-bike tour. You'll spend an hour roaring along the coastal trails, climbing up and whizzing down the Timlalin Sand Dunes. Then, dust off the sand and settle in for the mouthwatering Moroccan lunch you made earlier.

Traditional Moroccan cooking class with camel ride and lunch

This full-day tour is a full-on foodie adventure. You'll kick things off at a market in Tamri, scooping up fresh veggies, meats and spices with your guide. Then, it's off to a countryside kitchen, where you'll roll up your sleeves for a hands-on traditional Moroccan cooking class, whipping up favourites like tagine and couscous. While everything bubbles away, you'll head out on a one-hour camel ride. When you're back, you'll tuck into the meal you've made, all while soaking up those peaceful countryside vibes.

Morning quad-bike tour on Morocco’s west coast

Take your holiday to full throttle as you bound across the beach and wind along desert trails on a quad bike. On this trip, you'll discover there's nothing quite like climbing to the peak of a rolling sand dune and then ploughing down the other side. You'll have an hour to explore, so there's plenty of time to pause and take in the wild Moroccan coastline and the views that stretch out over the Atlantic. Afterwards, you'll head back to the ranch and as the adrenaline wears off you can sip a traditional Moroccan mint tea – the perfect way to wind down.

Half-day buggy adventure with traditional Moroccan tea

Start your morning with pure excitement on a buggy tour of Morocco's Tamlalin dunes. After a quick safety briefing it's time to pop your helmet on and hit the throttle. Sand tracks twist ahead as you power over soft dunes, with fresh air rushing in as the landscape opens up around you. Once your ride comes to an end, it's time to slow the pace in a Berber tent, sharing mint tea and local snacks in a moment of authentic tradition. By early afternoon, you're back at your hotel, wide awake, sandy and smiling.

Moroccan west coast camel and buggy ride with sunset barbecue

From hump-power to horsepower, you'll feel the natural, lilting sway of a camel ride, followed by the rumbling revs of a dune-charging buggy ride. You'll spend an hour on each activity, giving you ample time to take in the views along the coast at Tamri Beach. As the sun sinks below the Atlantic, the rustic ranch saddles up for music and a traditional Moroccan barbecue under open skies.

Moroccan cookery class in Taghazout’s Targant Museum

You'll learn to cook speciality Moroccan dishes in a museum dedicated to the heritage of the local hero product – argan oil. At Taghazout's Targant Museum, you've got a three-hour session that combines hands-on cooking, cultural storytelling and practical knowledge about the role of argan in Amazigh traditions across the Souss region. Under the guidance of local chefs, in a small group, you'll rustle up classic dishes like couscous, tagines and pastillas – a sweet savoury pie. Then comes the best bit, you get to tuck into your own creations.