Discover Morocco Tour from Agadir 20 Days Adventure

Start your 20-day Morocco tour from Agadir with some well-deserved relaxation on the beautiful Atlantic beaches. Enjoy the mild coastal breeze, golden sands, and refreshing ocean waves as you unwind from the stresses of daily life. Your stay includes a comfortable hotel with half-board, ensuring a restful start to your journey.

After soaking in the laid-back coastal atmosphere, we begin an exciting round trip through Morocco, where you’ll discover the country’s rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality. From lively cities to hidden gems, this journey will introduce you to the magic and mystery that inspired the tales of 1001 Nights. Prepare to be amazed as you explore a land filled with history, tradition, and unforgettable experiences.

After breakfast at your accommodation, your driver will pick you up to officially begin your 20-day Morocco tour from Agadir. Leaving the coastline behind, we head inland toward Imouzzer of Ida-Outanane, a picturesque village known for its breathtaking landscapes, almond groves, and locally produced honey.

Imouzzer is famous for its peppery honey, a local specialty made from wild thyme and other mountain herbs. As we explore the village, you’ll have the chance to sample and purchase this unique treat. But the real highlight of this stop is the stunning waterfalls and natural pools, which are at their most spectacular during wet seasons. The name “Waterfalls of Ida Outanane” perfectly reflects the beauty of this hidden gem.

We’ll take time to walk through the lush surroundings and, if the conditions are right, enjoy a relaxing picnic near the water. By midday, we continue our journey to Essaouira, arriving in the late afternoon or evening. After checking into your charming riad, you’ll have time to stroll through the medina, soak in the laid-back coastal atmosphere, and enjoy a fresh seafood dinner by the port.

Start your morning with plenty of time to explore Essaouira, a coastal gem with a relaxed atmosphere and rich history. You might want to visit the old Portuguese fortress, where imposing cannons overlook the Atlantic, or stop by one of the many art museums showcasing local and international talent.

After a leisurely lunch, we continue our journey south to Marrakech. Along the way, we’ll witness a unique Moroccan sight—goats perched on argan trees, a fascinating behavior as they climb up in search of fresh argan nuts. We’ll make a stop for photos and, if you like, a visit to a women’s argan oil cooperative to see how this famous Moroccan product is traditionally made.

Upon arrival in Marrakech, we drop you off at your riad in the medina, where you can relax before heading out to experience the bustling energy of Djemaa-el-Fna Square. This lively marketplace is filled with storytellers, musicians, jugglers, and endless market stalls selling exotic goods and local delicacies. After exploring, you can return to your accommodation at your own pace, or enjoy a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride through the city’s vibrant streets.

Start your day with a guided city tour of Marrakech, where your local guide will take you through the highlights of this vibrant and historic city. Over the course of three hours, you’ll explore some of Marrakech’s most famous landmarks, including the Koutoubia Mosque, known for its impressive minaret and stunning architecture.

Next, visit the Saadian Tombs, an incredible royal burial site that remained hidden for centuries until its rediscovery in 1917. Then, step inside the Bahia Palace, a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture, featuring intricate tilework, lush gardens, and lavish courtyards.

After a relaxing lunch, we leave the city behind and set off toward Imlil, a charming village 66 km away in the heart of the Atlas Mountains. As we ascend, the scenery transforms into rugged peaks, terraced fields, and small Berber villages dotting the landscape. Upon arrival, we check into a traditional riad, where you can enjoy a peaceful evening surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the mountains.

After breakfast at your riad, set out on a scenic hike through the breathtaking Atlas Mountains, guided by a local expert. Our destination is Aremd, a traditional Berber village at 1,900 meters altitude, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valley. Along the way, you’ll pass through picturesque Berber settlements, terraced fields, and stunning mountain landscapes, with glimpses of Jbel Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa (4,167 meters).

After about 1 to 1.5 hours, we reach a traditional mountain hut, where we’ll take a break and enjoy a light snack while admiring the stunning Mizane Valley. After lunch, there’s time to explore the village and soak in the peaceful mountain atmosphere before we descend back to Imlil (about 30 minutes on foot).

In the afternoon, we continue our journey toward Telouet, a historic kasbah town located 190 km away. As we drive through the winding mountain roads, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Atlas landscape before arriving in Telouet for a relaxing overnight stay in a local guesthouse.

Start your morning with a delicious Moroccan breakfast under the shade of trees before setting out to explore the Telouet Kasbah. Though partially in ruins, this historic site still offers a fascinating glimpse into Morocco’s past and traditional Berber architecture.

Continuing our journey, we stop at the UNESCO-listed Ait Ben Haddou, one of Morocco’s most famous fortified villages (ksars). This ancient clay-built settlement has served as a filming location for major Hollywood productions, including Game of Thrones, Gladiator, and Lawrence of Arabia. Take time to wander through its narrow alleys, climb to the top for panoramic views, and soak in its timeless beauty.

Next, we visit Ouarzazate, Morocco’s cinematic hub, often referred to as the “Hollywood of Morocco.” Here, you’ll find famous film studios and historic kasbahs that have played a role in numerous films and TV series.

The journey continues through the Valley of Roses, where local shops offer rose-infused beauty products, essential oils, and traditional perfumes. This region is especially beautiful in spring when the roses are in full bloom.

As we drive along the Road of 1000 Kasbahs, you’ll witness a landscape dotted with ancient fortresses, lush oasis valleys, and dramatic rock formations, once part of a vital trade route linking North and West Africa.

By evening, we arrive in Boumalne Dades, where you’ll check into a traditional hotel or riad, ready to unwind before another day of adventure.

After breakfast at your riad, we set off to explore some of Morocco’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Our first stop is the Dades Gorge, where towering red rock walls frame a winding river, creating a truly spectacular landscape. The crystal-clear waters and unique rock formations make this a perfect place for a short walk and some stunning photos.

Next, we continue to the Todra Gorge, a dramatic canyon with sheer 300-meter-high rock walls, located at 1,550 meters above sea level. This is one of Morocco’s most famous hiking and climbing spots, offering breathtaking views and a refreshing break in the shade of the cliffs.

As we head toward Merzouga, the landscape transforms into vast desert plains, lush oasis valleys, and ancient kasbahs. We stop in Erfoud, a town known for its fossil workshops, where skilled artisans craft unique jewelry and decorative items from prehistoric stones.

By late afternoon, we arrive at Merzouga, where the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi rise before you. Here, you’ll embark on a camel trek into the Sahara, riding through the endless dunes as the sun sets in a breathtaking display of colors.

Your evening is spent in a traditional desert camp, where you’ll enjoy a Berber-style dinner, live music under the stars, and an unforgettable overnight stay in the heart of the Sahara.

After a hearty Moroccan breakfast, featuring freshly baked bread, olives, egg dishes, and local desserts, we set out to explore the fascinating Merzouga region. This part of your 20-day Morocco tour from Agadir takes you deep into the Sahara’s hidden gems, offering a closer look at its history, culture, and natural beauty.

Our first stop is a drive through the majestic dunes of Erg Chebbi, where you’ll witness vast desert plains, fossil-rich landscapes, and ancient coal mines. Next, we visit a local Gnawa music village, where you’ll experience traditional African drum rhythms and learn about the rich history of this unique musical heritage.

A highlight of the day is meeting authentic Berber nomads, where you’ll be welcomed inside a traditional handwoven wool tent and share a cup of mint tea as they tell stories of their desert lifestyle. For lunch, enjoy a delicious Madfouna, also known as Berber pizza, freshly baked over the fire in a local desert restaurant.

The afternoon is yours to relax or explore the dunes. You can take a leisurely walk, try sandboarding, or simply soak in the serene beauty of the Sahara. As the day winds down, return to your comfortable desert hotel, where a delicious dinner and another magical night in the desert await.

Today, we set off early for Fes, as a long but scenic drive awaits. Our journey begins with a stop at the breathtaking Ziz Valley, where thousands of lush palm trees line the riverbanks, creating a stunning contrast to the arid desert landscape.

Crossing the Middle Atlas Mountains, we take several breaks at panoramic viewpoints, giving you time to admire the rugged beauty of the region. One of the highlights of the day is a visit to Ifrane National Park, home to one of Morocco’s largest cedar forests. If we’re lucky, we might spot Barbary macaques, which have made their way as far as Gibraltar. While feeding them is possible, we recommend doing so with care.

As we continue, the landscape shifts dramatically. We pass through Ifrane, often called the “Switzerland of Morocco”, with its European-style houses and clean alpine air—a stark contrast to the desert terrain left behind. Finally, we begin our descent into the imperial city of Fes, arriving by the late afternoon or evening.

Once in Fes, we transfer you to a traditional riad, where you can relax and enjoy the atmosphere of Morocco’s oldest and most fascinating city.

After breakfast at your riad, your local city guide will pick you up for a fascinating tour of Fes, Morocco’s oldest imperial city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This city is steeped in history, offering a journey through ancient traditions, stunning architecture, and vibrant souks.

Your tour begins at the Royal Palace, where you’ll admire the massive golden gate and intricate tilework that reflect Morocco’s craftsmanship. From there, step into the heart of the Fes Medina, one of the world’s largest car-free urban areas, where narrow alleys lead to spice stalls, traditional Berber carpet shops, and centuries-old artisan workshops.

Visit the famous tanneries, where leather is dyed using traditional methods, and explore the Medersa Al Attarine, a stunning 14th-century Islamic school known for its intricate wood and tile carvings. Another highlight is the Nejjarine Fountain, a beautifully decorated water source that showcases Moroccan artistic heritage. Lastly, stop by Al-Qarawiyyin University, considered the oldest continuously operating university in the world, dating back to 859 AD.

After enjoying lunch at a traditional Moroccan restaurant, we transfer you back to your riad, where you can relax or continue exploring the medina at your own pace.

After breakfast at your riad, we depart for Chefchaouen, making stops at two of Morocco’s most fascinating historical sites along the way.

Our first stop is Meknes, one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. This former capital, built by Sultan Moulay Ismail, is known for its grand gates, impressive palaces, and centuries-old fortifications. As we explore, you’ll see Bab Mansour, one of the most beautifully decorated gates in Morocco, and stroll through Lahdim Square, a lively marketplace filled with street vendors and local artisans.

Next, we head to Volubilis, an ancient Roman city dating back to the 3rd century. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in North Africa, including mosaics, grand arches, and remnants of Roman temples and villas. Walking through this archaeological wonder gives you a glimpse into Morocco’s deep historical ties to the Roman Empire.

By afternoon, we arrive in Chefchaouen, the famous “Blue City” of Morocco, nestled in the Rif Mountains. After checking into your charming riad, you’ll have the rest of the evening to wander through the blue-painted streets, relax in the medina’s peaceful squares, or enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal with mountain views. An evening walk through Chefchaouen’s magical alleys is the perfect way to end the day.

Today is yours to fully enjoy Chefchaouen at your own pace, soaking in the charm of this magical blue-washed town nestled in the Rif Mountains. Whether you prefer a relaxed stroll through the medina or an adventurous trek to scenic viewpoints, there’s plenty to discover.

Start your day by visiting the historic Kasbah, a 15th-century fortress with beautiful Andalusian gardens and a small museum showcasing the city’s history. If you’re looking for a local experience, consider a traditional hammam visit, where you can unwind with a Moroccan steam bath and massage.

Wandering through Chefchaouen’s narrow, winding alleys, you’ll find small artisan shops selling handwoven rugs, leather goods, and unique souvenirs. Don’t hesitate to chat with the friendly Rif Berbers, who will happily share stories about their culture and way of life.

For nature lovers, a short walk outside the medina leads to wild watercourses and natural springs, offering a peaceful escape from the town’s bustling streets. As the day comes to an end, hike up to the Spanish Mosque, perched on a hill overlooking Chefchaouen. From here, you’ll witness a breathtaking sunset with panoramic views of the blue city and the surrounding mountains.

End your evening with a relaxing dinner at your riad, savoring the flavors of traditional Moroccan cuisine before another peaceful night in Chefchaouen.

After breakfast at your riad, we set off on a scenic drive along the coast, heading towards Tangier, often called “the bride of the north.” This vibrant port city is uniquely positioned where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean, offering a fascinating blend of cultures, history, and stunning coastal views.

Upon arrival, you’ll have free time to explore Tangier’s medina, where you can enjoy lunch in a traditional café while soaking in the lively atmosphere. Wander through the bustling souks, charming alleyways, and historic sites, or simply relax with a mint tea overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar.

Next, we visit the famous Cave of Hercules, a legendary spot filled with myths and offering breathtaking views of the ocean. The cave’s distinctive opening to the sea, shaped like the map of Africa, makes it one of the most photographed places in the region.

By afternoon, we continue south to Asilah, a charming coastal town known for its vibrant arts scene. This peaceful destination, located directly on the Atlantic Ocean, is a hidden gem filled with whitewashed buildings, colorful murals, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere. After checking into your accommodation, you’ll have time to wander through the medina, where you’ll find art galleries, hand-painted murals, and beautifully decorated walls—a reflection of the town’s famous annual arts festival.

Enjoy a leisurely evening in Asilah, strolling along the oceanfront promenade or savoring fresh seafood at a local restaurant before settling in for the night.

After breakfast in Asilah, we continue our journey south, making a stop in Rabat, Morocco’s capital city and one of its four imperial cities. This coastal city blends modern elegance with deep historical roots, offering a fascinating glimpse into Morocco’s past and present.

Our first stop is the Hassan Tower, a magnificent, unfinished minaret that stands as a symbol of Rabat’s rich heritage. Next, we visit the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the final resting place of Morocco’s beloved king, known for his role in the country’s independence. To complete our Rabat tour, we explore the Kasbah of the Udayas, a beautiful fortress overlooking the Bou Regreg River. With its narrow Andalusian-style streets, white-and-blue houses, and scenic ocean views, it’s one of the most picturesque spots in the city.

From Rabat, we continue to Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and economic hub. Here, we visit the iconic Hassan II Mosque, the second-largest mosque in Africa, perched on a headland overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This architectural masterpiece boasts intricate mosaics, towering arches, and the world’s tallest minaret (210 meters).

After our visit, we transfer you to your hotel in Casablanca, where you can relax and enjoy your final evening in Morocco. Whether you choose to take a leisurely walk along the Corniche, explore the city’s lively streets, or enjoy a delicious meal at a seaside restaurant, this is the perfect way to reflect on your unforgettable 20-day Morocco adventure.

After breakfast in Casablanca, we begin the journey back to Agadir, marking the final leg of your 20-day Morocco tour. The drive takes approximately five hours, but we’ll make interesting stops along the way to break up the journey and allow you to enjoy a few last glimpses of Morocco’s diverse landscapes.

As we approach Agadir, take in the familiar coastal scenery and golden beaches, a fitting way to end your adventure. Upon arrival, we will transfer you to your accommodation or directly to the airport, depending on your departure plans.

Your 20-day Morocco tour from Agadir comes to an end, but the memories of imperial cities, breathtaking landscapes, desert adventures, and cultural encounters will stay with you forever. We wish you safe travels and hope to welcome you back to Morocco again in the future!