Morocco · Off-Roading (ATV)

4-Hour Agadir Buggy Tour with Berber Tea Stop

4 Hours Round trip from Agadir 80000 Moderate pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Enjoy an adventurous off-road buggy driving experience
02 Drive through sand dunes, dirt tracks, and argan and eucalyptus forests
03 Pass through Berber villages and the countryside south of Agadir
04 Taste mint tea with traditional bread, amlou, and local honey in a traditional house

Sign up for this buggy adventure from Agadir and discover the techniques and pleasure of mastering the machine. Enjoy driving along winding tracks through sand dunes, forests of argan trees and eucalyptus, and Berber villages. This excursion offers an exciting off-road experience while revealing the rural landscapes beyond the city.

Halfway through the tour, stop at a traditional house to enjoy mint tea with traditional bread, amlou, and honey harvested in the area.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

City Agadir

Languages Arabic, English, French

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Buggy Adventure Through Lamzar, Takad, and the Agadir Countryside

Transfer from your hotel to the activity site in the village of Lamzar in Aït Melloul, about 15 km south of Agadir. After meeting your instructor and getting settled into the buggies, you will receive an initiation session on the machines before beginning your buggy adventure in Agadir along dirt tracks and sandy paths lined with argan trees.
Along the route, you will see a multitude of greenhouses where the fruits and vegetables that supply the souks of the region are grown.
Halfway through the tour, stop at a traditional house to enjoy mint tea with traditional bread, amlou, and honey harvested in the area.
Then continue on the road to cross the village of Takad and its earthen alleyways, followed by several kilometres of small sandy and dune tracks across the countryside before returning to the departure point in Agadir.