5 daysMax 16Available
From the red city over the High Atlas to the golden dunes of the Sahara: Aït Ben Haddou, the Dades and Todra gorges, a camel trek and a night in a Berber camp at Erg Chebbi.
Price on request
Sahara Desert Tours from Agadir
Beyond the Atlas Mountains lies Morocco’s Sahara — golden dunes that turn copper at sunset and shimmer silver under a desert sky. Our multi-day packages take you from Agadir through Berber villages, gorges, and palmeraies all the way to the iconic dunes of Erg Chebbi (Merzouga).
- Free 24h cancellation
- Free hotel pickup
- 13 experiences
All Sahara Desert Tours
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4 daysMax 12Available
Start on the Atlantic coast in Agadir and drive deep into the Moroccan interior — Taroudant, the film city of Ouarzazate, the palm-filled Draa Valley — to reach the great Sahara dunes of Merzouga, with a night in a desert camp.
Price on request
3 daysMax 12Available
A three-day loop from Agadir into the deep south — fortified kasbahs, the ksar of Aït Benhaddou, the Dades and Todra gorges, and a night on the Erg Chebbi dunes under the stars.
Price on request
Agadir5hMax 12Available
Sandboard the dunes near Agadir, ride a camel at sunset, then sit down to a Moroccan barbecue dinner with mint tea. Small groups of up to 12 people.
From 690 MAD per person
Agadir5hMax 100Available
Learn to sandboard on the Timlaline dunes near Agadir with a guide, plus a canyon stop for photos. Hotel or port pickup, boards and water included.
From 544 MAD per person
Agadir10h 30mMax 15Available
Explore Paradise Valley and its natural pools, then ride the sand dunes near Tamri, with a Moroccan lunch and mint tea included in this full day out.
From 1,022 MAD per person
Agadir9hMax 15Available
A full day from Agadir: swim among the palms in Paradise Valley, then walk the wild beach and dunes of Tamri, with a tajine lunch at a local home.
From 807 MAD per person
8h 30mMax 99Available
A full day south of Agadir: sea caves and a quiet beach, coastal dunes, birdlife at the Massa River, Tiznit's old medina and lunch in the mountains.
From 644 MAD per person
7hMax 16Available
Swim and relax at the Afella N'Wassif oasis, walk the Timlaline dunes by the ocean and stop in Aghroud on this 7-hour day trip from Agadir, lunch included.
From 1,021 MAD per person
5h 30mMax 15Available
Sandboard the Timlaline dunes with a guide, then take a one-hour quad bike ride through the countryside by the Atlantic. Hotel pickup from Agadir.
From 809 MAD per person
Agadir4h 30mMax 100Available
Drive the coast from Agadir or Taghazout to the Timlaline dunes near Tamri, try sandboarding, explore a secret canyon and watch the sun set over the ocean.
From 469 MAD per person
Agadir4hMax 99Available
Sandboard the dunes in the golden hour with instruction and all equipment, then relax over mint tea and Moroccan cakes. Hotel pickup from Agadir.
From 473 MAD per person
Agadir3h 30mMax 15Available
Ride a camel through the banana fields of Tamri to watch the sun set over the Atlantic, then enjoy a barbecue dinner. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.
From 484 MAD per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions travellers ask us most.
How long does it take to reach the Sahara from Agadir?
Erg Chebbi (the dunes near Merzouga) is about 12 hours’ driving from Agadir, which is why Sahara tours are always 2 nights minimum. Our 3-day itinerary breaks it: Agadir → Tata → Merzouga (Day 1), Merzouga + camel trek + desert camp (Day 2), Merzouga → Agadir via the Drâa valley (Day 3).
What’s included in a Sahara tour from Agadir?
All transport in air-conditioned 4×4, English/French-speaking driver-guide, half-board accommodation (hotel night 1, desert camp night 2), camel trek into the dunes, all breakfasts and dinners. Lunches and drinks are typically extra.
Where do we sleep in the desert?
Inside Erg Chebbi at a permanent Berber-style luxury camp — private tent with a real bed, ensuite shower, traditional dinner under the stars, music around the fire, and breakfast watching sunrise from the dunes.
When is the best time to visit the Sahara?
October to April — daytime 18–28°C, nights 5–15°C. May–September is hot (35–45°C); we still run tours but most travellers prefer the cooler months. Avoid Ramadan if you want full restaurant availability en route.
Is the Sahara tour suitable for kids or older travellers?
Yes — we’ve hosted travellers from age 5 to 78. The drive is long but split into 3-hour stretches with photo stops. Camels are optional (you can ride a 4×4 to the camp). All meals are included so dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten-free, halal) are accommodated.
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