Visit a local Berber family and learn about Nomadic life in the southern Morocco
Ride a camel in the Sahara Dunes or go sandboarding
Enjoy panoramic view of the Bani mountains and the diverse desert landscapes
Cross the dry salt lake of Iriki
Pickup included
Along the way, we stop at a Saadian town of the 16th century which is called Tamegroute. There, we are able to visit an old coran library and a subterranean Kasbah together with a local guide. Tamegroute is also famous for its traditional pottery shops.
After the visit, we'll make a stop at a panoramic view point over the Bani mountains.
Visit the old village of Oulad Driss with its palm groves and the scenic Kasbah together with a local guide.
Mhamid is the end of the Draa valley as well as the end of civilization. We’ll continue in direction Erg Chegaga, taking the 4x4 piste through the desert. Lunch is served in a desert camp, where you can relax, hop on a camel and walk at the desert pace along the dunes with its diverse colors or go sandboarding.
Discover the the old Paris-Dakar road to Foum Zguid and cross the Iriki lake, which is a temporary wet land during rain periods. In this national park you’ll have the chance to spot some wild animals like lizards, snakes, gazelles and even hyenas with a little luck.
Evening arrival back in Zagora.
Show your ticket to your driver-guide at pick up
Zagora is a charming oasis town in southeastern Morocco, known as the gateway to the Sahara Desert. It offers a unique blend of traditional Moroccan culture, stunning desert landscapes, and authentic Berber hospitality.
A vast oasis with over 100,000 palm trees, offering a lush contrast to the surrounding desert landscape.
A fortified granary and traditional Berber village, showcasing the region's architectural heritage.
Some of the most beautiful and remote sand dunes in Morocco, perfect for desert trekking and camel rides.
A slow-cooked meat dish traditionally cooked in a clay pot and buried in the ground to cook.
A flaky, layered flatbread often served with honey or jam.
The best time to visit Zagora is during the cooler months when the weather is pleasant for exploring the desert and outdoor activities.
Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
GMT+1
220VV, 50HzHz
Zagora is generally safe for travelers, but standard precautions should be taken to avoid petty theft and scams.
Zagora Train Station
Zagora Bus Station
Local buses are available but may not be frequent or reliable. They are primarily used for short distances within the town.
Available • Apps: No widely used apps, negotiate fares directly with drivers
Car, Bike, Scooter
A beautiful oasis with palm groves and traditional irrigation systems, offering a peaceful escape from the town.
A stunning valley with dramatic rock formations and traditional Berber villages.
Price varies by option