This 7-day adventure from Agadir takes you on a journey through Morocco’s stunning landscapes, combining the beauty of the Atlantic coastline with the magic of the Sahara Desert. Designed for travelers who love both the sea and the desert, this tour offers a perfect balance between relaxation on Morocco’s most beautiful beaches and exciting desert experiences.
Starting from Agadir, you will explore the breathtaking Legzira Beach, famous for its dramatic red rock arches. Along the way, you will visit charming coastal towns, traditional Berber villages, and hidden gems off the beaten path. As the journey continues, you will venture into the heart of the Sahara Desert, where you’ll enjoy a camel trek, witness an unforgettable desert sunset, and spend the night under the stars in a traditional desert camp.
Throughout the trip, you will experience authentic Moroccan culture, enjoy delicious local cuisine, and marvel at diverse landscapes—from golden sand dunes to rugged Atlantic cliffs. Whether you’re relaxing by the ocean or exploring the vast desert, this tour promises a truly unforgettable Moroccan experience.
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DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN AGADIR – EXPLORING THE CITY
Your 7-day tour from Agadir to the Sahara Desert via Legzira Beach begins with a transfer from the airport to your hotel. Enjoy some free time to stroll along the Corniche and soak in the coastal atmosphere at your own pace.
DAY 2: AGADIR – TIZNIT – MIRLEFT – LEGZIRA
After being picked up from your hotel or the airport, we head south along the Atlantic coast. Our first stop is the Souss Massa Natural Reserve, followed by a visit to Tiznit, famous for its jewelry and silver craftsmanship. We then continue to Aglou Beach for a coastal drive and a lunch break. Passing through the charming towns of Mirleft and Sidi Ifni, we arrive at the breathtaking Legzira Beach, where you’ll spend the night in a local hotel.
DAY 3: LEGZIRA – TAFRAOUTE – TAROUDANT
Leaving the Atlantic coast behind, we journey toward Taroudant, often called “Little Marrakech.” En route, we pass through Guelmim, known as the “Gateway to the Sahara,” and the Anti-Atlas foothills, dotted with small oases and Berber villages. A photo stop at the iconic painted rocks near Tafraoute is a highlight, followed by lunch. We then drive through stunning mountain landscapes and argan tree groves to reach Taroudant, where you’ll spend the night in a traditional Riad.
DAY 4: TAROUDANT – TALIOUINE – ZAGORA
After breakfast, we explore Taroudant’s medina, souks, and historic walls. We then head to Taliouine, the saffron capital, for lunch, passing by the El Glaoui Kasbah. In the afternoon, we visit the ancient fort of Agdz and marvel at the Draa Valley, home to Morocco’s longest river and largest palm grove. The day ends in Zagora, where you’ll stay overnight in a hotel.
DAY 5: ZAGORA – TAZARINE – MERZOUGA DESERT
We depart Zagora for the Erg Chebbi desert, stopping at fortified oases and pre-Saharan ksours along the way. The route takes us through Nekoub, Tazzarine, Alnif, and Rissani, the birthplace of the Alawite dynasty. Here, we visit the mausoleum of its founder, Moulay Ali Cherif, and the former ksar of Abdel Halim. Finally, we reach the golden dunes of Merzouga, where you’ll spend the night in a desert camp under the stars.
DAY 6: MERZOUGA DESERT – TODRA GORGES – OUARZAZATE
After breakfast in the desert camp, we drive to Ouarzazate via the Todra Gorges, a popular spot for climbers. Following lunch, we explore the Dades Valley and its stunning landscapes before continuing to Ouarzazate, known as “African Hollywood.” Along the way, we pass through the Valley of Roses in Kalaat M’Gouna and visit the Taourirte Kasbah and Atlas Studios. Overnight stay in a Riad.
DAY 7: OUARZAZATE – TAZNAKHT – TAROUDANT – AGADIR
On the final day of our tour, we visit the famous Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and filming location for movies like Gladiator. After exploring the kasbah, we drive back to Agadir or Marrakech, depending on your travel plans, marking the end of your unforgettable 7-day journey through Morocco’s diverse landscapes and rich culture.
