On the first day of your 6 Days desert Tour in Morocco, your driver will pick you up from the airport or your accommodation in Agadir. We will then drive to Marrakech, passing Argan trees along the way and stopping to photograph goats climbing the trees during harvest season. Afterward, we will visit cooperatives that produce Argan fruit products.

In the afternoon, we will arrive in Marrakech and explore the city with a local guide. Stroll through the old city and visit its most important landmarks, including The Madrasa Ben Youssef, built by Sultan Abdallah al-Ghalib al-Asadi between 1564 and 1565, the historic El Badi Palace, and the Koutoubia Mosque, the second largest mosque in Morocco, built by three kings. We will also visit Jemaa el-Fna Square, a famous entertainment and performance space, where you will enjoy its atmosphere and diverse activities, including singing and music performances, snake charmers, and storytellers. This square is part of UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Overnight stay in Marrakech.

After breakfast, the 6 day Morocco tour from Agadir continues through the majestic High Atlas Mountains. Along the way, we'll stop at Tizi n'Tichka, the highest mountain pass in Morocco (2,300 meters), where we'll pause for photos and enjoy the panoramic views. Before reaching Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou, we'll visit a historic fortified village and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After lunch, we'll drive towards Ouarzazate, nicknamed "the Hollywood of Africa" or "the quiet city". We'll then continue to Skoura, home to a thousand kasbahs, before heading to Kelaat M'Gouna, the Rose Capital of Morocco. El Kelaa M'gouna is renowned for its high-quality roses and numerous cosmetic products made from local roses, which are celebrated annually in a festival held in May. Our tour continues with a stop at the Dades Gorge, renowned for its stunning scenery and rock formations, and Tissadrine, a mountain pass with several twists and turns, located on the southeastern slopes of the Middle High Atlas at an altitude of 1800 meters. Overnight in the Dades Valley.

After breakfast, we depart for the Todgha Gorges, a 320-meter-high gorges located in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains. There, you can stroll along the riverbanks and admire the towering cliffs. We then continue our journey through palm oases and breathtaking desert landscapes, stopping in Tinejdad for lunch.

After lunch, we head to Melaab, where you can try on traditional Berber clothing. Finally, we drive towards the Merzouga Desert. Upon arrival, your camel guide will be waiting to begin your adventure of riding camels across the Erg Chebbi dunes. You will stop at a high sand dune to watch the beautiful sunrise over the desert. Then, we head to your desert camp for dinner, enjoying Berber music and dancing around the campfire. Overnight in a desert camp under the stars.

After breakfast, today is dedicated to exploring the Merzouga Desert in a 4x4 vehicle. First, we'll head to the village of El Khamlia, where we'll enjoy desert music with a Gnaoua band whose origins trace back to countries like Mali and Sudan. Next, we'll visit Nomadic families and learn about their way of life over tea and Berber pizza. Afterwards, we'll visit Lake Merzouga, also known as Lake Flamingo or Tifert, and then the hassilabied oasis, famous for its palm trees and desert birds. Finally, we'll transfer you to your riad in Merzouga for the night.

After breakfast, we will drive towards Rissani, known for its traditional market held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, and we will visit Moulay Ali Cherif. Then, we will continue our Trip to Nkoub, passing through Alnif. We will stop for breakfast, then we head to Ouarzazate via the Draa Valley, the longest valley in Morocco, dotted with palm groves and Berber villages. We will stop to take photos of the stunning scenery along the way to Agdz, passing through Ait Saoun. We will arrive in Ouarzazate in the evening for the night.

After breakfast, we continue our 6 day desert Trip in Morocco, from Agadir to Merzouga. We will cross the High Atlas Mountains and stop in Taznakht, famous for its handwoven carpets, before heading to Taroudant, the ancient city nicknamed "Little Marrakech." Taroudant is also known for its saffron production and boasts the oldest historical wall in Morocco. In the afternoon, we continue our journey to Agadir via the Souss Valley. Your desert Tour concludes with arrival at the airport or your accommodation.