23 people can’t be wrong! - The guides were friendly and the camel ride was awesome. There were 23 in our group, all got to ride by themselves, and everyone said they loved the experience. Not one complaint!

Merci hicham pour les vacancy - Thank you herre hicham was so beautiful and was workmanlike sweet uralube Thank you again See you in 2025 November 28 I come with Mei brothers inchalah

Camel ride experience was amazing. Thank you Agadir fun. - A visit to the camel center with a Hassan iqli guide is a fascinating and rewarding experience. You'll learn all about these majestic animals, their way of life and their importance in local culture. Thanks to the guide's explanations, you learn interesting anecdotes while enjoying a unique moment of exchange with the camels. An authentic and unforgettable experience.

cammels in the desert with sunset, looks like you in another magic world. - it was such amazing experice with agadir fun.with a guy called hicham we is such a helpfull person. the trip woth every penny spent.

Half day camel ride - My son (7 years old) and I had a great time. He had his own camel, but it seemed very safe the whole time. Hassan was a great guide. Highly recommend!

Fun time - It was a fun ride on a camel but much of the ride was through an area that looked like an old dump? The river was not a beach walk like in the pictures as you were on high ground looking over a steep drop into the water without a beach. The guide was great and the camels were well trained and tended to. The walk was very quiet and serene.

Camel ride experience - Here’s a short review for you: “I had an incredible two-hour camel ride through stunning landscapes, including a peaceful river and a lush forest. The guides were friendly and made sure we had a comfortable experience. Lunch was included and featured delicious local dishes, making the day even more special. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a unique outdoor adventure!” Thanks Hicham

Half day Camel Ride in Agadir - Do it! - Would highly recommend this activity, once in a lifetime (for us). Muhammad and Hisham really couldn't be better guides, they had a Big brother, little brother banter, which was very funny. They were great fun and made sure we were all happy. We have some incredible videos (with soundtracks thanks to Hisham) that we will treasure - although we will have to edit them down! I would say that at the beginning of the ride you do go through kind of building sites (they are all around Agadir) and along a main road! But then you get to the Wetlands and see the Flamingos. Then onto the sand dunes where we stopped for Berber bread with almond butter (yum) and Moroccan tea. Then along the sand dunes with lots of photos and videos. Finished off with a lovely tagine at the cultural centre. A day we won't forget (although comfy seats, our bottoms were a little sore after a couple of hours!)

An enjoyable experience - I was a bit apprehensive about getting on and off the camel but it wasn't that difficult in the end. It is true that there is quite a lot of rubbish about at the start of the ride but that is common in the outlying areas of Agadir. We rode past the King's summer palace and down to the river which was nice. Best to take some cash as it feels churlish not to give a tip although we were not overtly pressured.

Questionable at best - Would not recommend. The path you are taken on is basically just a road, empty lot with some dunes and a gravel path. The river was nice but not much else. Questionable treatment of camels, at least in comparison to those I’ve seen in other parts of the world.