Agadir day trip to sahara Desert (small desert)
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Agadir day trip to Sahara desert
Small Desert day trip from Agadir / Agadir day trips
Discover the Agadir day trip to Sahara Desert the pre-Saharan region south of Agadir, at the gates of the desert, crossing small Berber villages, passing by the dam and the reservoir that irrigates Agadir, through the banana plantations to the dunes and the scorpion dance, passing through Massa. nature reserve and lunch at a local house, along a bumpy walk through a fisherman’s beach and to Agadir.
Agadir
Agadir is a Moroccan tourist city. It is located 520 km from the capital, Rabat, 509 km from Casablanca. The population of the city reached 844,421 in the 2014 census, and most of them speak the Amazigh language, which is one of the two official languages of Morocco. The city overlooks the Atlantic coast and is located at the foot of the High Atlas Mountains, north of the mouth of the Souss Valley into the Atlantic Ocean. Agadir is the provincial capital of Agadir-Idautnan, a destination for Souss-Massa. The city was the scene of the Agadir Crisis of 1911 between France and Germany, which preceded the First World War.
With a bustling port and a complex of beaches stretching beneath its kasbah, Agadir was completely rebuilt after a devastating earthquake in 1960. It is today the country’s leading destination for sun, sand, water. pubs and pizzas. Laid out like a large network of downtown streets, surrounded by sprawling residential suburbs, Agadir’s concrete-clad interior neighborhoods are ugly and barren. However, the city speeds up on the waterfront, where Moroccan street life arrives with a refreshing sense of space. The sandy beach, arched south of the dazzling white marina, offers clean water and 300 days of sunshine a year.
Agadir caters primarily to package tourists and will be less attractive to independent travelers. Families will enjoy relaxing on the beach and strolling around a handful of sites. However, if you don’t have children in the trailer, we recommend going elsewhere to make the most of your visit to Morocco.
What’s the best time to travel to Morocco?
actually, Morocco is perfect for travel all year. the best time to visit the Sahara desert is The spring season that runs from March to May it is the best time to visit the desert of Morocco so that this period is characterized by moderate and beautiful weather, and Morocco knows calm rains and warm weather and is comfortable for tourism and enjoy its beauty, in this period you can visit all the cities of Morocco from the north To the south, especially in the month of May, which gives you the freedom to choose the region you want to spend the holiday. in the summer the weather is very hot in the Desert of Morocco, so you will want warm weather here on the Atlantic coast.
What Gifts and Memories can you return from morocco?
As soon as you start walking in Morocco, you will think about which souvenir to buy for yourself or for the people you love. The worry, believe it, you will be spoiled for choice. Here are some tips to help you.
Handcrafted terracotta pottery.
Wherever you go in the country, there will be shops selling handcrafted pottery items. Moroccans still use it today: they prepare their food in tagines, on terracotta braziers, and think that a real Moroccan couscous can only be served in a clay dish. You will find ashtrays, tagines-salad bowls-salt shakers, etc. There will be all sizes but the smallest are the most practical and often more affordable, The best pottery in the country comes from the city of Safi.
Clothes, hairstyles, and slippers.
Moroccan clothes are original and distinguished, Sellers usually wear them, You will be offered djellabas-Trousers-tunics of different cuts and fabrics, embroidered or without patterns. You’ll notice that the style differs from region to region. The gandouras would be a better option: there are for men and women, take the color that speaks to you, it is elegant, comfortable, and light. Don’t forget to take the slippers that go with it, you can always use them as slippers at home. Typical Moroccan slippers are made entirely of leather, so avoid those with plastic soles.
what is the currency of Morocco?
The official currency in circulation, which is used in the Kingdom of Morocco, is the currency of the Moroccan dirham, and it can be abbreviated as (MAD), and it is also the currency that is circulated in the Western Sahara region, and one dirham is made of one hundred divisions of the denomination of sub-denomination of sub The responsibility for the issuance and circulation of the currency in Morocco with its different classes and varieties (paper and metal) by the Moroccan Central Bank, and given the Moroccan currency price against the dollar, the US dollar is equivalent to the value of 9.6560 of the dirham for one dirham, according to the exchange rate for the dirham Two thousand and nineteen.
are the lunches included in Our private Tour?
the lunches don’t include in all our tours, There will be plenty of cafes on the way to the Sahara desert where to stop for lunch. Please feel free to choose on your own, or follow your driver’s recommendation if you wish.
Is it safe to travel to Morocco?
yes, Morocco is one of the safest countries in the world, you won’t afraid about anything Morocco will make you happy.
what kind of clothes are in Morocco?
Moroccan traditional dress is the group of traditional and popular garments that Moroccans have preserved and still preserved for centuries, as it is evident that they cling to various traditional garments, especially in weddings and religious occasions, whether old or young, male or female. There is no doubt that the traditional costume is an integral part of the heritage, and heritage is one of the essential elements for the construction of civilization, it is necessary for the development of civilization, as the traditional costume is a tool for defining nations and a symbol for their distinctiveness and uniqueness and is the best witness to the degree of their awareness and the diversity of successive civilizations.
Can I customize my trip?
yes, you can do it, Contact us and tell us where will you start and end, Our team will help you with your request.
What are popular dishes in Morocco?
The Kingdom of Morocco, like other countries in the region, is characterized by many of its popular dishes or those that were the product of pollination of some civilizations whose name has long been associated with the Kingdom’s name. In this report, we will know the most prominent of these dishes that Moroccans excelled in cooking.
Couscous … the food that is not missing from the table.
Morocco is famous for its barbarian couscous food, which dates back to the time of BC. Couscous is divided into two types in the kingdom: couscous with vegetables or “seven vegetables” as Moroccans like to call it, while the second type is couscous “with raisins” or “with enough” depending on the region, and is considered Couscous is the main dish on Friday, and you can only find it on the lunch table.
“Tangia” .. Marrakech food.
No one can visit the city of “Marrakech” unless it is eaten from the “Tangia” dish of the famous Jamaâ El Fna Square. This dish, which the city of “Red City” is famous for, consists of veal, ghee, olive oil, and free saffron filaments, in addition to spices. Moroccan and water.
Moroccan Tajin.
It is the most famous traditional Moroccan dish besides couscous, which comes from the Arab Maghreb and especially Morocco, and this dish is also very common in Algeria and Tunisia, but according to many studies it is of Berber origin.
How can I access the Internet in Morocco?
The main networks operating in Morocco are Maroc Telecom, Orange, Inwi. It is quite simple to purchase a prepaid SIM card at the airport or tobacco stands in the cities provided your smartphone is unlocked. Or you can get wifi at a restaurant or cafe.
Can I visit the Sahara Desert in the summer?
Many clients request a tour of the Sahara during the months of June, July, August, and early September. If Morocco is on your agenda for your summer vacation. Do so, our vehicles will be equipped with air conditioning during your visit, including your room in each hotel. Regarding the camel trek in the Sahara, we start this activity very late, where the weather is cooler.
Do I need medication for my trip to Morocco?
You can bring it (Imodium) in case of diarrhea, you never know how your body system will react to new foods from different waters.
Can I travel with my children to visit Morocco?
Insurance! Traveling is the perfect way to open up a child’s world to possibilities and wonders. Strong experiences lead to new interests, and exposure to different cultures, languages, and environments helps today’s children to become the responsible and balanced adults of tomorrow. If you are traveling in a spacious, air-conditioned luxury car, you will have a special tour with fewer hours of driving in the vehicle, including many stops throughout the Morocco tour.
How should I dress in Morocco?
Morocco is becoming more modern than before, most of the country is used to tourists. In general, a woman traveling to Morocco should wear long skirts and dresses, jeans or pants.
What is the average tip in Morocco?
Although tipping is not compulsory in Morocco, rounding off the bill and tipping in restaurants and cafes is common practice. If you are happy with the service provided by the waiters, drivers, and other service employees, leaving a small tip of “20 DH” is a good way to show your appreciation.
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Agadir day trip to Sahara desert (small desert) Highlights:
- Big Sand Dunes of Taboga
- Moroccan Mint Tea break
- Lunch With the Locals
- Wild beach Panoramic view
- Duration: 1 day
- Departure time: Around 8H30 in the morning
- Starting point: Your hotel/riad in Agadir
- Ending point: Your hotel/riad in Agadir
Itinerary Day Trip from Agadir to Sahara Desert
Agadir day trip to the small desert It is a full day trip that includes lunch. You will have the opportunity to discover the Agadir region by 4 * 4 car. It is an adventure trip in which you will discover many places and the driver will take you off the beaten track (Dakar Road Rally) to visit many typical places.
Our first stop is in traditional Moroccan pottery, Moroccan fountains from Fez and Berber design bowls and trays, amazing for serving large fruits or salads. Techniques and influences from different regions of Africa are inspired by ancient art and architecture, after stopping for ceramics, we will continue our journey to rest on the wild beach, then we will visit the fishermen’s caves and see first-hand their way of life.
Enjoy a wonderful view of the Atlantic Ocean, moreover, the next stop will be in the Masa National Park and the river that keeps water underneath it all year round and is the only Moroccan breeding site known for ibis and glittering flamingos.
Marble ducks, then we will continue our journey to the ancient silver capital of Tiznit to see the fortified walls, walk through the old city (the old town), and explore the handcrafted Berber silver jewelry. Main at the end of the visit. From Silver City, we head out to enjoy two lunches (tagine and couscous) at a local Berber house (Bedouin village), accompanied by sweet local fruit and mint tea. (Tagine, couscous, dessert, and mint tea are included on this excursion, vegetarian meals can be ordered, not drinks included), After lunch, you will have free time in the small desert dunes to take pictures and enjoy time in the dunes.
Then, on the way back, we will finally stop at the Youssef bin Tashfin reservoir (water dam), while contemplating the daily lifestyle of the Moroccan countryside, for a panoramic view from the top of the hill. It is scheduled to return to Agadir around five in the afternoon.
What's included:
- Free Hotel Pick-up from Agadir.
- Free Hotel Drop-off from Agadir .
- Air-conditioned Transportation.
- Mint Tea & Snacks.
- Delicious Moroccan Tajine
- Seasonal Fruits.
- All Taxes & Fees included
What's not included:
- Optional guide 50 euros.
- Lunch between 10 to 15 euros.
- Entrance fees to monuments.
- All extras not mentioned in the program.
NOTE:
If this Agadir day trip to Sahara Desert (a small desert) does not match what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to Contact us and we will prepare the trip to your needs and requirements.
Agadir Day Trip to Sahara Desert: reviews
Agadir day trip to Sahara desert
This tour exceeded our expectations as we hit a series of “must-sees” and the desert itself was breathtaking. However: – the four-star hotel at night was more like a one-star hotel. It didn’t affect us much because we didn’t spend a lot of time there. -The desert camp was nice, but we would have preferred to be further out in the desert.
Agadir day trip to the small desert
Best day trip from Agadir to Sahara desert ( small desert )
The driver tried very hard to bring us closer to the country and people and is very good at changing between German, English, and French, great.
1 Day trip from Agadir to Desert
Our tour was good, the country and the people were very nice, the guide was a very good driver and very friendly.
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