Agadir-Lagzira-Sidi-Ifni-Elborj Department

Plage de Lagzira - Legzira Beach – A Gem on Morocco’s Atlantic Coast
Legzira Beach is one of Morocco’s most stunning beaches, making it a must-see on the Atlantic coast. Nestled between the towns of Mirleft and Sidi Ifni, Legzira’s breathtaking coastline awaits. The towering, red-hued cliffs hint at the awe-inspiring sight of the Rock Gate of Legzira, one of Morocco’s most spectacular attractions.

A lunch break on the beach is scheduled before continuing to Goulmim.

Sidi Ifni - Sidi Ifni – A Coastal Town with Sandy Shores
Located 160 kilometers southwest of Agadir, Sidi Ifni is a charming, tranquil coastal town surrounded by arid desert landscapes. Known as the “Gateway to the Sahara,” it has a population of around 21,000. Sidi Ifni has a rich Spanish history, having been a Spanish fishing base twice, in 1476 and 1934 under General Franco, which is why Spanish is more commonly spoken than French.

El Borj - The El Borj Desert Tour from Agadir offers an unforgettable experience amidst the stunning desert scenery.
Travelers can immerse themselves in the rich culture of Berber villages. A highlight of this tour is camping under the stars in a traditional Berber camp. The tour also includes a visit to prehistoric rock carvings, offering a glimpse into ancient history.

Elborj–Tighmert–Goulmime–Tiznit–Agadir

Guelmim - Guelmim is a lively hub in the Guelmim-Oued Noun region of Morocco.
Situated in the southwestern part of the country, it serves as the regional capital. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, including the Sahara to the east and the Anti-Atlas Mountains to the north, Guelmim is rich in history, culture, and hospitality, drawing visitors from around the globe. The camel market is a must-see attraction.

Tiznit - Tiznit, also known as Tiznet, is a city in southern Morocco.
Located about 90 kilometers south of Agadir, between the Anti-Atlas foothills and the Atlantic Ocean, it is accessible via National Highway 1 (N 1). Upon reaching the first roundabout, head towards Centre Ville to find yourself in Tiznit’s vibrant center. As the administrative seat of its province, Tiznit has a population of approximately 55,000. The city is renowned for its silver jewelry and weapon craftsmanship, including daggers and sabers. Market day on Thursday transforms the old city center and the large Place el Mechouar into a colorful scene, attracting many visitors.

• Accommodation
• Dinner
• Breakfast

DAY 1: AGADIR - TIZNIT - LEGZIRA - EL BORJ

Begin the desert tour with a visit to a Berber village as the journey from Agadir to El Borj commences, passing through Tiznit and Lagzira.

Make a brief stop in Tiznit, known as the “silver town,” followed by lunch at Legzira Beach, celebrated as one of Africa’s most scenic beaches. Post-lunch, travel towards the dunes of El Borj to witness the breathtaking sunset and spend the night in desert tents.

DAY 2: EL BORJ - TIGHMERT - AGADIR

After breakfast, there is an option to explore the area on a camel ride and discover ancient rock carvings.

Then, proceed to the oasis of Tighmert to visit the kasbah of nomads, once a bustling hub for caravans.

After enjoying tea, the journey back to Agadir begins, with an estimated arrival time of 6 PM.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.