Agadir is a holiday resort with a fine sandy beach and sunshine almost all year round. The sightseeing  tour begins with a visit of the Kasbah which was built in the 16th century. From the hill you can enjoy an impressive and spectacular view of the harbour, the fishing fleet and the boat building industry.  Later on we also make a stop at the harbour. We continue our visit of Agadir by driving through various residential areas (photo stop at mosque Mohamed V ) as well as the city centre with its modern buildings, cafés and  large avenues.  At the end you will discover the souk (market) where many kinds of products are being sold including Moroccan handicraft.

You should not  miss Marrakech, the second biggest city of Morocco after Casablanca and also known as the ‘Red Pearl of the South’. The foundation of this ancient ‘Imperial City’ is dated back to the 11th century. Marrakech is fascinating by its different ethnic groups, its Islamic and Arabic architecture and its colours. Visit of the sumptuous Bahia Palace, Koutoubia mosque (exterior), Menara Garden and Saadien Tombs. You will also discover the bustling Souks and famous Djamaa El Fna square. Enjoy the unique atmosphere with dancers, acrobats, performing monkeys, story tellers and snake charmers...

Essaouira is located at about 170 km North of Agadir.  In the past the Portuguese baptized this fortified town ‘Mogador’. Essaouira is characterized by white houses with Portuguese style shutters and doors and a long sandy beach of about 5 km. The visit includes the Medina, the harbour with its coloured boats, the fish market, the marine gate, the Skala Kasbah with the ramparts and the bronze canons from the Spanish era. A specialty of Essaouira is woodcarving (thuya, cedar and ebony). This beautiful town is also a cradle all kinds of artists and a cultural melting point.

During this excursion by off-road vehicle in the southern direction you will discover the richness and variety of the Souss Massa region. On the way the sand was tamed by hothouses for various types of plantation (bananas, melons, tomatoes.. ). Later on the track leads you through several small Berber villages in the surroundings of Assaka and you will discover the sand dunes of El Faid which are also called the ‘Little Sahara’. The foothills of the Anti-Atlas show very soon its landscape rich with colours. The dam ‘Youssef Ben Tachefine’ is another point of interest.
A stop will be made in Tiznit - the town is renowned for its silversmiths who offer a wide selection of silver and Berber jewellery. In the afternoon the ride leads along the nature reserve of Souss Massa where you can usually watch different species of birds (e.g. flamingos and bald ibises). Later on a pause will be made on the magnificent beach of Sidi Rabat. Continuation by the sea shore and through fishermen villages before returning to Agadir.

On the first day departure to Marrakesh. The foundation of this ancient ‘Imperial City’ is dated back to the 11th century. You will discover historical monuments as well as the Medina with the hustling souks and famous Djemma El Fna square. The visits are identical to those of the 1 day trip but you will also have time in the evening to explore this fascinating city on your own. Accommodation in a 4**** hotel. On the second day in the morning continuation to Essaouira and visit of the picturesque town on the Atlantic Coast.

This marvellous itinerary is full of fascinating sceneries. The road leads through the Anti-Atlas Mountains up to a height of 1700m at the pass ‘Col Kerdouz’. Small villages are perched on the rocks. Numerous almond trees grow in this region. The village of Tafraout is surrounded by an extraordinary landscape: pink coloured granite rocks with bizarre shapes. The windows of the red houses are framed by white painting. On the way back to Agadir a stop will be made in Tiznit. This town is well known for its silversmiths who offer a wide selection of Berber and silver jewelleries.