the best trip - Thanks to mohamed our tour guide for being suchba lovely guy during our trip to massa desert the trip was amazing and we enjoyed every stop and every second on it.

wonderful excursion - just got back from this trip today. we both had a brilliant time and it's definitely a worth while trip, our driver adul was brilliant, really knew alot about morocco and the valleys and areas we visited. the 5 valleys were brilliant, well worth the visit and the lunch with the berber family was the Best food we have had in morocco. thanks again for a great day.

excellent trip - We learned a lot about the culture, the food, everyday life, everything. I'm eight months pregnant, so I was extremely well taken care of, and we took breaks everywhere - just as we liked. We learned a lot and we would book this tour again and again. Many thanks for the great insights!

magnificent journey - This trip was beautiful and wonderful with a professional driver fluent in French. Family and friends enjoyed a breathtaking view. All the people here comforted our hearts and ate a wonderful Moroccan lunch that we had never tasted before, we will come back next year.

top guides - Soufian, our guide, is a nice, funny guy! He accompanied us throughout the journey, telling us curiosities about the various countries and their ways of living. We ate in a hospitable house with other people, the local dishes are exquisite. It's a great adventure, great for meeting new people, a new culture and making friends. Highly recommended

Amazing - I know the 4 stars is not enough even that the tour was amazing, food was excellent and very well cooked. Our bad luck was that we went in the wrong day when it was heavy raining. Even that the tour was fantastic.

Disappointing trip as a whole. - I will try to summarize all the positives and negatives of my trip, hoping that this can help you make your own opinion on the matter. Negative: The organizer never answered us and spent his time hanging up every time he was called. The guide abandoned us at every opportunity, and sighed at every moment.(Example he tells us near the creek, there is a cave and the possibility to have tea at home, then he disappears) He even let us wait more than 40 min after the meal (although it's prayer time, he clearly took his time)The guide clearly force himself to be there.He came to pick us up late. (40 min)I'd like to believe he hates his job, but clearly change it! For all his reasons, he was the only guide who was not tipped at the end, and made it clear to us by not saying goodbye. The price is much higher than the competition (57.50 euros per person versus 35 euros in another agency and this without negotiating) The camel tour lasts only 2 min and costs 5 euros! The real price is actually between 10 and 20 dinars, or 1 to 2 euros per person.It is not a "desert" but a ridiculous dune. The dishes we ate left us on an unpleasant rating (gastro). Moreover, it is not a question of going to eat at home but rather a large building reserved solely for tourist purposes. (Although we can't really blame them, business is business). The city we visited is 90% jewelry. (The mall was 100% jewelry, it is incomprehensible) In view of all the inconveniences encountered, one would clearly have wanted to ask for reimbursement before, but of course, the possibility of doing so to be withdrawn. Pros: The tagine was excellent. And the choice is varied ((we were served both couscous and tagine). And the corner set up to eat was really warm and typical of Morocco. We visited several nice corners, such as the dam, offering magnificent views. As well as the possibility to observe two coves and especially at a local with whom you could have a breathtaking view accompanied by tea. Presentation of important points of a city, its history and visit of it. Although visiting a souk (Market, Ed.) in Agadir itself would have been the same. Something that has nothing to do with it, we were offered to take control of scorpions on the dune. Conclusion: Value for money not interesting. In short, the negatives are too important to outweigh the good ones, to avoid!