Morocco · Desert Adventure

5-Hour Quad Bike and Camel Ride in Agadir with Berber Tea Stop

5 Hours Round trip from Agadir 80000 Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights
  • 01 Explore Agadir's cultural history, old streets, port, and Kasbah views
  • 02 Ride a quad bike through Berber villages and pre-Saharan terrain
  • 03 Walk through the dunes of Sidi Twal beach
  • 04 Enjoy a scenic camel ride along Agadir's beach
  • 05 Relax in a Berber camp with traditional mint tea and a snack

Discover Agadir's cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes on this 5-hour tour that combines city sightseeing with desert adventure. Explore the city's old streets, port, and Kasbah viewpoints before heading off-road by quad bike through Berber villages and pre-Saharan terrain to Sidi Twal beach. Walk through the dunes, enjoy mint tea with locals, and continue with a relaxing camel ride along Agadir's beach, crossing the Souss River and passing through a eucalyptus forest. The experience also includes a stop at a Berber camp for mint tea and a snack.

A wide promenade, changing from place to place, leads you through the port, along old streets, and past a Kasbah, a fortified village with a fantastic view over the city.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 5 Hours
Tour type Shared
Activity level Easy
Accommodation Not included
Transport Included
Wheelchair access Not applicable
Cities Agadir, Atlas Mountains
Languages Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

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Day 01

Agadir City, Quad Bike Adventure, and Camel Ride

Agadir City Tour:

This tour is an excellent opportunity to discover Agadir's cultural history and beauty. A wide promenade, changing from place to place, leads you through the port, along old streets, and past a Kasbah, a fortified village with a fantastic view over the city. The new part of town is also well worth visiting, as it has become a lush green oasis in its own right, making this tour truly special.

Quad bike:

Discover the best of Morocco with Quadbike Morocco. Leave the paved roads behind and pass through Berber villages, stopping for a break to enjoy a glass of mint tea with the locals, along with Argan and Amlou. Continue the adventure through pre-Saharan terrain and experience a walk through the dunes of Sidi Twal beach. A quad tour of Sidi Twal is full of fun. You will then return to the starting point by paved road, completing this route to Agadir.

Camel ride:

This is the most typical way to enjoy the beauty of the Atlas in an ideal environment. Start the route with a camel ride on Agadir's beach, then take a short break for delicious mint tea accompanied by a snack in a Berber camp. Cross the Souss River and enjoy the impressive eucalyptus forest that surrounds you, accompanied by an experienced guide - this place is perfect to unwind and relax. After two hours, end your trip in Agadir at your accommodation location, where the driver will take you back to your hotel.

Agadir Kasbah, Berber villages, Sidi Twal beach, Souss River

Where this trip takes you

Agadir Kasbah, Berber villages, Sidi Twal beach, Souss River

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map
Round trip from Agadir 80000 2 cities · 5 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

  • Monitor guide
  • Quad tour
  • Quad bike and helmet
  • Pickup from hotels or Agadir Port cruise ships

What's Not Included

  • Drinks

Logistics

Meeting & route

Meeting point
Agadir 80000, Morocco
Tour start
Agadir 80000, Morocco
Tour ends at the same location as the start point.
End of the journey

Your 5 hours finish where they began, in Agadir 80000.

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