Top M'Hamid Full-day Tours

Spend an unforgettable night in the Sahara on this Moroccan desert excursion to Erg Chigaga. This private tour from M’Hamid will drive you out to a peaceful and secluded tent camp among the sand dunes of the Erg. You’ll climb a dune to watch the sunset, then enjoy tea, dinner and traditional music at camp. You’ll also have an opportunity to ride a camel (additional expense) and go sandboarding down the great dunes of the Erg.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Marrakech is a magical place to wander but it’s easy to get lost. This guided day trip with hotel transfers from Agadir pairs a walking tour with free time to shop the souks. You’ll see the 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque, the majestic Saadian Tombs, the Jewish Quarter, the Jemaa el-Fna, and the medina. Please note: All entrance fees are at your own expense.

Book this half-day adventure that takes you out of Marrakech and into the palm groves on a 2-hour camel ride. You can ride at your own pace on this private tour. A highlight is stopping at a Berber home for a cup of refreshing traditional Moroccan tea before returning to Marrakech.

Departure from Marrakech at 8am to the city of Essaouira. It is an easy 2h40 drive (192 km) through some stunning landscapes, along the way you can see dromedaries, sheep and goats grazing in the countryside. The vegetation then changes to ARGAN trees that only grow in the wild and which provide berries for local goats to eat. If you wish, it is possible to stop for ARGAN oil tasting in a small cooperative run by local women, where you can attend the process of oil extraction. We can also stop on the way to see the famous Argan tree where goats clamber up the low branches and feed. Sometimes there are as many as 20 goats sitting up in one tree. It is a fascinating sight and an absolute must when it comes to getting a photo opportunity.

This trek is unique in that it takes you to hidden, secluded spots around Agadir, far from the usual tourist routes. Accompanied by passionate local guides, travelers discover unspoiled valleys, spectacular natural landscapes, and authentic Amazigh culture. Routes are chosen according to the season and the group's ability, with a pace tailored to each group, small group sizes, and a strong focus on safety. Each outing is a unique experience, ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a gentle adventure.

Get into the Moroccan desert in a 4x4 when you explore Erg Chigaga and then spend a night under the stars, sleeping in a Berber tent. This tour starts and finishes with transport from Mhamid included. Other activities included a stop at a nomadic house for traditional tea, a camel ride (for an extra fee), singing songs around the campfire, and watching the sunset and sunrise over the dunes.

The experience is an authentic, human and cultural immersion that connects history, music and nature. Tea DE Accueil and visit DE l’École DE musique Joudour Sahara Music Program, where art becomes a bridge between travelers and locals. An off-the-beaten-track discovery: visit DE traditional ksour and the Sidi Khalil Kasbah, former Check-out Point for caravans to Timbuktu. A Saharan immersion: go by camel DE to the Joudour Sahara garden, at the gates of the desert. Installation in our permanent bivouac, magical sunset over the dunes, Saharan dinner and musical evening “Blues du desert”, punctuated DE jam sessions around the fire. A journey with DE meaning: the day DE tomorrow, take part in an ecotourism project by planting your tree – palm, olive or pomegranate – a living symbol of your passage and commitment to the preservation of the desert. An experience that combines culture, music, ecology and immersion in local life.

Enjoy a memorable full-day Paradise Valley excursion from Agadir or Taghazout, combining nature, culture, and local life in one amazing experience. The tour starts in the morning with hotel pickup and a scenic drive to Drarga village, where you will see the famous goats climbing argan trees and have time to take photos. Next, visit the lively Souk El Had of Agadir, the city’s largest traditional market, perfect for discovering Moroccan spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs. In the afternoon, continue toward the Atlas Mountains to explore Paradise Valley, known for its palm groves, limestone gorges, and natural swimming pools, with free time to relax, walk, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. This Agadir day trip to Paradise Valley with goats in trees and souk visit is ideal for travelers who want to see the best of Agadir in one day, and includes round-trip transportation and guided assistance.