6 Day Tour from Agadir: Erg Chigaga, Draa Valley, Dades & Ait Ben Haddou

From845 € / person

Why Choose This 6 Day Tour from Agadir

This 6 day tour from Agadir is a full loop of the south of Morocco, from the Atlantic to the Sahara and back. On the way, you also visit Taroudant and Taliouine, ride a camel in Erg Chigaga and follow the Draa Valley. Then you cross the Saghro mountains to the Dades Valley and return by Skoura and Ait Ben Haddou.

Throughout the trip, you also travel privately in a 4×4 with your own driver-guide. As a result, the pace is always yours. In addition, all meals are included.

However, if you have less time, see our 4 day desert trip from Agadir.

Desert camp at Erg Chigaga on the 6 day tour from Agadir
Relaxing on cushions at the desert camp on the 6 Day Tour from Agadir.
Duration6 days / 5 nights
Start and endYour hotel or riad in Agadir
RouteAgadir – Taroudant – Taliouine – Taznakht – Foum Zguid – Lake Iriqui – Erg Chigaga – M’Hamid – Zagora – Agdz – N’Kob – Saghro – Dades – Skoura – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Agadir
NightsFoum Zguid, a desert camp at Erg Chigaga, Agdz, the Dades Valley and Ouarzazate
MealsBreakfast, lunch and dinner included
PriceFrom 655 € to 845 € per person, depending on group size

Highlights of the 6 Day Tour from Agadir

  • To begin with, walk along the walls of Taroudant and learn about saffron in Taliouine.
  • Then cross Lake Iriqui and ride a camel into Erg Chigaga at sunset.
  • Afterwards, visit M’Hamid and follow the palm groves of the Draa Valley.
  • Later, see Kasbah Tamnougalt and cross the Saghro mountains.
  • After that, walk in the Dades Valley and visit Kasbah Amridil in Skoura.
  • Finally, explore the UNESCO-listed Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou.

6 Day Tour from Agadir: Itinerary

Day 1: Agadir – Taroudant – Taliouine – Foum Zguid

To begin with, your driver picks you up at your hotel in Agadir at about 8:30. Then you visit Taroudant, often called the little Marrakech, with its earthen walls and medina.

After that, you reach Taliouine, the saffron capital of Morocco, and learn how saffron is grown. Later, you pass Taznakht, a town known for its Berber carpets. Finally, you reach Foum Zguid at the edge of the Sahara for dinner and the night.

Overnight: Hotel in Foum ZguidDriving: About 7 hours with stops (330 km)

Then, after breakfast, your 4×4 leaves the road and crosses Lake Iriqui, a dry lake bed once fed by the Draa River. On the way, you also see stony plains and the first sand dunes.

At Erg Chigaga, you ride a camel at sunset over the golden dunes. Finally, you share dinner at your desert camp, in a private tent with its own bathroom.

Overnight: Desert camp at Erg ChigagaDriving: About 3 hours off-road

Then, after breakfast, you drive to M’Hamid, the last village before the Sahara. There you also visit an earthen home and learn about desert life.

Then you follow the Draa Valley, with its palm groves and kasbahs, to Zagora. Finally, you continue to Agdz and spend the night in a traditional guesthouse.

Overnight: Guesthouse in AgdzDriving: About 5 hours, including 2 hours off-road

Then, after breakfast, you visit Kasbah Tamnougalt, one of the oldest kasbahs of the Draa Valley. Later, you stop for lunch in N’Kob, a village of earthen kasbahs.

After that, you cross the Saghro mountains by the Tizi n’Tazazert pass, near the rock towers of Bab n’Ali. In fact, the Ait Atta people of Saghro resisted the French army here in 1933. Finally, you reach the Dades Valley for the night.

Overnight: Hotel in the Dades ValleyDriving: About 6 hours with stops

After a short walk in the Dades gorge, you drive to the Valley of Roses, known for its rose festival in May. Then you visit Kasbah Amridil in the Skoura oasis, which once appeared on the old 50-dirham note.

Finally, you spend the night in a riad or guesthouse in Ouarzazate.

Overnight: Riad in OuarzazateDriving: About 3 hours with stops (160 km)

Then, after breakfast, you visit Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Soon you drive back south-west through Taznakht and Taliouine.

Later, you follow the Souss Valley and its argan trees. Finally, you reach Agadir in the late afternoon, and your driver drops you at your hotel.

Overnight: End of the tour in AgadirDriving: About 7 hours with stops (400 km)

Expert tip from our driver-guides

Day 4 crosses the Saghro mountains, so ask your driver to stop at the Bab n’Ali viewpoint for the best photos of the trip. In addition, bring a warm layer, because the camp and the mountains are cold in winter. Finally, the Valley of Roses is at its best in May, during the rose harvest.

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What Is Included

Good to Know Before You Book

  • Pickup: we also collect you from your hotel in Agadir at about 8:30.
  • Off-road: Day 2 and Day 3 include desert tracks, always by 4×4.
  • Meals: all meals are included, so you only pay for drinks.
  • Remote camp: Erg Chigaga has no Wi-Fi, while most hotels on the route do.
  • Luggage: take a small bag to the camp, while large suitcases stay in the vehicle.
  • Best time: March to May and September to November are the most pleasant, because summer is very hot.
  • Booking terms: please read our terms and conditions before you confirm.

Price of the 6 Day Tour from Agadir

Group sizePrice per personTotal price
2 travellers845 €1,690 €
3 travellers800 €2,400 €
4 travellers755 €3,020 €
5 travellers710 €3,550 €
6 travellers655 €3,930 €

Prices are per person in euros, because every tour is private. For 7 or more travellers, also ask us for a group quote.

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Tour Route Map

Agadir → Taroudant → Taliouine → Erg Chigaga → Zagora → Dades Valley → Ouarzazate → Ait Ben Haddou → Agadir

FAQ About the 6 Day Tour from Agadir

To begin with, your driver collects you at your hotel in a private 4×4. Then you drive through Taroudant and Taliouine to Foum Zguid, and the next day you cross the desert to Erg Chigaga.

No. In fact, the camels walk slowly and a guide leads them on foot. So you do not need any experience.

In general, most hotels and guesthouses on the route have Wi-Fi. In the desert camp, however, there is no Wi-Fi, so enjoy the calm.

Yes. Since the tour is private, you can add stops or activities. Just tell us your wishes before you book.

Above all, pack good shoes, light clothes, sunscreen and a hat. Also bring a jacket for the evening. Also see our guide on what to wear in the Sahara.

In general, it is very comfortable. In fact, the tents have real beds, clean bedding and private bathrooms with a shower.

Yes. In fact, all meals have vegetarian and vegan options. However, please tell your guide about allergies or special diets in advance.

In general, the best months are March to May and September to November. In summer, however, the desert is very hot, while winter nights are cold.

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