2 days tour Sahara Desert to Zagora from Agadir

Traditional Souk market and Argan cooperative experience in Agadir

Enjoy shopping in a local souk market, visit one of the biggest traditional souks in Morocco and discover Argan products in a known local cooperative.

Half-Day Boat Trip from Taghazout with Fishing and BBQ Lunch

Book a 4-hour boat journey from Taghazout. Enjoy fishing, swimming, sunbathing, and a barbecue lunch on the Atlantic Ocean.

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.

Buggy driving and sandboarding experience with sunset barbecue

If it's an adrenaline-packed afternoon and evening you're after, this is right up your street. It kicks off with an hour's playtime in a buggy on the sand dunes in the Tamri region. From here, you'll head to the Timlalin Sand Dunes for a session of sandboarding – picture surfing but swap the sea for sand. Afterwards, you'll end up at a nearby ranch, where you'll be treated to a Moroccan barbecue as the sun sets.If it's an adrenaline-packed afternoon and evening you're after, this is right up your street. It kicks off with an hour's playtime in a buggy on the sand dunes in the Tamri region. From here, you'll head to the Timlalin Sand Dunes for a session of sandboarding – picture surfing but swap the sea for sand. Afterwards, you'll end up at a nearby ranch, where you'll be treated to a Moroccan barbecue as the sun sets.

Half-day Tamri tour with camel ride, quad-biking and sandboarding

This afternoon is the ideal mix of calm meets adrenaline. After being picked up from Agadir or Taghazout, you'll head north to Tamri, swapping city sounds for open coast and shifting sand. A gentle camel ride sets the pace through palms and along wild shorelines, before you'll take over the dunes of Tamri on an exciting quad-bike ride with the option to try sandboarding. You'll then slow things right down at a local ranch, enjoying traditional Moroccan mint tea in a pause that feels truly deserved.

One-hour spa massage with transfers in Agadir

Slow thing down and treat yourself to a little spa bliss with this one-hour full-body massage. You'll be picked up right from your hotel and whisked to a nearby spa, where a professional will work their magic and gently melt away any lingering stress. Towels are all sorted, so simply arrive, switch off and relax. When you're done, you can even enjoy a hot drink in the chill‑out area before heading back to your hotel feeling refreshed and recharged.

Camel ride and sandboarding adventure with sunset barbecue dinner

Sun, sand and Moroccan magic – coming right up! After a scenic coastal drive, you'll rock up at Tamri Beach for a one-hour camel ride through the sand and palm-fringed trails. Then, it's on to the Timlalin Sand Dunes to glide down the slopes on a sandboard while soaking up the desert-meets-ocean views – you can even try a few jumps if you're up for it. To wrap things up, you'll head to a local ranch for a barbecue dinner and epic sunset views over the Atlantic before returning to your hotel.

Agadir private tour with Souk El Had and cable car to the kasbah

You're in for a day of Agadir's kasbah, cable car and carpets on this private tour that captures the cultural heart of this city from hilltop fortress to souk. You'll begin with a view that takes in the sprawling whitewashed houses, the yacht-filled marina and the curve of beach where Agadir Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. But, as local guide, Amina, explains, “the most distinctive view has got to be the Arabic inscription of ‘God, Country, King' written in white stones on the hillside below the kasbah. It's an unofficial motto of Morocco, sharing the country's faith and patriotism.” The modern cable car will whisk you 236 metres up the hill from the marina station to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella. It's a six-minute journey each way, so you've time to grab your camera and take in the views. At the top, your guide will show you around the phoenix-like fortress, which has been forced to resurrect twice after earthquakes devastated the original structures in 1755 and1960. Back down in the city, your next stop is the Argan cooperative. Here, you'll discover the secrets behind the production of authentic bio Argan oil – a staple in local cuisine and cosmetics.The final part of your day is a trip to one of Morocco's largest markets, Souk El Had. Try not to be intimidated by its 6,000 shops and stalls – it's a labyrinth, but your local guide is your superpower here. They'll help lead you through the narrow allies stacked high with a mix of colourful ceramics, lanterns, rugs and more. Take your time to enjoy the bustling atmosphere, breathe in the scent of fresh mint and cumin and pause for cup of tea before you do as the locals do and join in with some haggling.

Private 4x4 Atlas Mountains tour with Berber breakfast and lunch

Starting at sea level on the Atlantic coast of Agadir, you'll take your adventure to the high altitudes of the Atlas Mountains on this full-day tour. Your expert, local guide will lead you on a private 4x4 tour that takes in both the cultural and natural wonder of Morocco's rural landscape. Salma, one such guide shares more, “from start to finish this day is as much about exploring the local community as it is exploring the countryside. At our first stop in Alma, we'll meet a Berber family and share a traditional breakfast of sweet mint tea and freshly baked bread.” At your next stop, at the Oasis of Tamzargout, you'll get your first taster of the palm-fringed swimming holes and rocky gorges that will characterise the rest of the trip. After some photos here that're bound to make it into your latest holiday posts, it's back in the 4x4. The road then winds through Paradise Valley, Salma adds, “it's a beautiful spot, very aptly nicknamed by Jimmy Hendrix when he visited in the 60s.” From there, as you climb into the Ida-Outanane Mountains, you'll feel the air cool and see almond and argan trees lining the track.The village of Immouzer is the centre point of this trip. At 1,160 metres above sea level, it marks the beginning of the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. You'll spend plenty of time here, checking out the cascading waterfalls, steep, rocky valleys and terraced hillsides – trust us, you won't be short of somewhere to point your camera. Settle in for a traditional lunch here, with homemade bread and olive oil, a Berber tagine and Moroccan salad. Be sure to get a taste of the local honey here for a sweet finish to your trip, before you're driven down the mountain on a different route, letting you see as much of this striking land as possible.

Moroccan quad-bike adventure with sunset barbecue

If you've ever fancied whizzing off into the sunset on a quad bike, then this is the activity for you. You'll spend an hour kicking up the dust along trails where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Moroccan coast. Your transfer sets the scene, driving through surf villages in the afternoon, before arriving at a ranch for some tea and snacks before your ride. You'll then head out into the countryside, through banana fields, past Tamri Beach and towards the seemingly endless Timaline Sand Dunes on a quad bike. As the sun sets, it's back to the ranch for a barbecue dinner.