• Theme : ‘Heart, Nature & Ecosystems’
• Vehicle : 4X4

• Rates from 60 €. / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Departure from Essaouira between 8:30 & 10:00 (Pick up at your hotel) * Visit the Village of Jimi Hendrix
* Passage through the Golf de Mogador
* Visit of the Sultan Palace 'Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah "builder of the city of winds" * Visit of the 2nd Essaouira beach
* Passage through the forest of Argan (Stop for taking photos 'Goats')
* Visit a women's cooperative producing argan oil
* Direction to the wild beach IFTAN
* Stop in the middle of the journey at a fresh water source & Taking pictures at the river
* Arrival and stop IFTAN
* Picnic for lunch
* Direction to Cascades 'Sidi Mbarek'
* Visit of the second wild beach "Sidi Kaouki '
* Direction to the Village Sidi Kaouki (Stop according to the customer's)
* Discovery of the small harbor of 'Tagenza'
* Stop at a panorama café (Mint tea, coffee, juice ...)
* Passage through the 'Capsim' & Taking pictures on a panoramic site
* Back to Essaouira between 17:00 and 18:00

• Theme : ‘Heart, Nature & Ecosystems’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Departure from Essaouira: between 08:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
* Passage through the coastal road to Safi
* Stop to take pictures in "Panoramic view of the village"
* Stop at the beach 'Moulay Bouzerktoune', "waterfront"
* Coffee break or meals (depending on the desire of customer)
* Passage through the coastal road to 'Had Dra'
* Stop and visit a craft gallery pottery (clay, sculptures ....)
* Stop at the oasis of Ain Hjar The "stones Sources"
* Stop & Tour - Tasting in the Vineyard of the famous 'Val d'Argan': 4 small glasses accompanied by Tapas
* Visit an argan oil production cooperative
* Back in Essaouira with a photo stop at Azlef "Panoramic site"

• Theme : ‘Nature & Traditions’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Departure from Essaouira: between 09:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
* Visit Souk Berber 'Had Dra "Traditional Market"
* Traditional and typical breakfast at Souk
* Stop at the oasis of Ain Hjar The "stones Sources"
* Stop & Tour - Tasting in the Vineyard of the famous 'Val d'Argan': 4 small glasses accompanied by Tapas
* Visit a women's cooperative producing argan oil
* Back in Essaouira with a photo stop at Azlef "Panoramic site"

• Theme : ‘Nature & Traditions’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Depart from Essaouira: between 08:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
* Visit Souk Berber 'Hanchane "Traditional Market"
* Traditional and typical breakfast at Souk
* Visit a Douar: set of Berber houses with all necessitated, Koran school, mosque, spices, mills ...
* Stop & Tour - Tasting in the Vineyard of the famous 'Val d'Argan': 4 small glasses accompanied by Tapas
* Visit an argan oil production cooperative
* Back in Essaouira with a photo stop at Azlef "Panoramic site"

• Theme : ‘Nature & Traditions’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Depart from Essaouira: between 08:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
* Visit the Village "Diabat", old Hippies villages "
* Passage through the Golf de Mogador
* Visit the Berber Souk Ida Ougourd "Traditional Market"
* Traditional and typical breakfast at Souk
* Visit an argan oil production cooperative
* Back to Essaouira

• Theme : ‘Nature & Traditions’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from de 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Departure from Essaouira: between 08:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
Visit the Souk Berber 'Meskala "Traditional Market"
* Traditional and typical breakfast at Souk
* Visit a Riad with a stop at the goats cheese production cooperative 'Aît Khoubbane'
* Stop & Tour - Tasting in the Vineyard of the famous 'Val d'Argan': 4 small glasses accompanied by Tapas
* Visit an argan oil production cooperative
* Back in Essaouira with a photo stop at Azlef "Panoramic site"

• Theme : ‘Nature & Traditions’
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Rates from 30 € / pers.
• - Min. 2 pax. -

* Departure from Essaouira: between 08:00 and 09:30 (Pick up at your hotel)
* Visit Souk Berber 'Talmest "Traditional Market"
* Visit a small village of marabout 'Sidi Abdeljalil " with freshwater source"
* Traditional and typical breakfast at Souk
Visit saline "salt production"
* Crossing the souk Akermoud
* Stop at the oasis of Ain Hjar The "stones Sources"
* Stop & Tour - Tasting in the Vineyard of célèbreb 'Val d'Argan': 4 small glasses accompanied by Tapas
* Back on the coast road of Moulay Bouzerktoune
* Visit to a cooperative producing argan oil "
* Back in Essaouira with a photo stop at Azlef "Panoramic site"

• Departure : Essaouira* / Marrakech / Agadir
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Departure Essaouira* from 30€. / pers.
• Departure Marrakech / Agadir from 60€. / pers.
• - Min. 4 pax. -

Essaouira was discovered by the Phoenicians who settled there. Then it was conquered by Rome and subsequently by the Portugal. In the end of 15th century, the Portuguese had built the commercial and military port of Mogador (Named Essaouira today). This port is located at the foot of the ramparts of the city.
In 1769, the Navy built a door that connects the loading docks of the port to the city. Since this gate, a small bridge leading to the Sqala port and ramparts that cut the old city into several districts.
Since the North bastion terrace, you have access to the area where the best marquetry craftsmen working cedar. Leaving the Skala, we follow the street to Laalouj Derb Sidi Mohammed Ben Mohammed Ben Abdallah Museum where a collection of musical instruments for local Andalusian songs, Berber Imazighen documents, weapons, costumes, carpets and more in this former residence of the Pasha. Located north of the city lies the Mellah, the Jewish quarter that crosses the traditional street Mohammed Zerktouni. A market borders extending to the Bab Doukkala.
En route we will cross many fields Arganiers, trees bearing nuts to be used to manufacture the famous Argan oil used in cooking as well as for cosmetics. You'll get to see the goats perched on argan trees ... and visit a real cooperative of women producing real Argan oil.
After the city tour, lunch fish (Essaouira specialties) in a beachfront restaurant.
Optional :

• A horseback ride to the coast of Essaouira, surrounded by nature.
• A camel ride to the coast of Essaouira.
• A ride with the quad to the coast of Essaouira.

• Departure : Marrakech* / Essaouira / Agadir
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

• Departure de Marrakech* Rates from 39€. / pers.
• Departure Essaouira / Agadir Rate from 69€. / pers.
• - Min. 4 pax. -

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  The name Marrakech originates from the Amazigh (Berber) words mur (n) akush, which means "Land of God." It is the third largest city in Morocco after Casablanca and Rabat, and lies near the foothills of the snow capped Atlas Mountains. The city is divided into two distinct parts: the Medina, the historical city, and the new European modern district called Gueliz or “Ville Nouvelle”. The Medina is full of intertwining narrow passageways and local shops full of character. In contrast, Gueliz plays host to modern restaurants, fast food chains and big brand stores. There is much to see and do in Marrakech. An entire day can be dedicated to wandering around all the different souks, seeking out the best bargains. The city also offers several historical and architectural sites as well as some interesting museums.

Visite guidée de Marrakech
Les monuments de l’ancienne ville, son musée, ses Souks et ses magnifiques jardins historiques :

• Djemaa El-Fna :
• Is the highlight of any Marrakech night. Musicians, dancers, and story tellers pack this square at the heart of the medina, filling it with a cacophony of drum beats and excited shouts. Scores of stalls sell a wide array of Moroccan fare (see the Eat section) and you will almost certainly be accosted by women wanting to give you a henna tattoo. Enjoy the various shows, but be prepared to give some Dirhams to watch. By day it is largely filled with snake charmers and people with monkeys, as well as some of the more common stalls.


• The Souks or markets of Marrakech :
• Just adjacent to Place Djemaa El-Fna, are where you can buy almost anything. From spices to shoes, jellabas to kaftans, tea pots to tagines and much, much more. Undoubtedly, being a foreigner means you will end up paying higher prices than a native would, but be sure to bargain nonetheless. If you happen to run out of dirhams, you'll also find plenty of people in the souks who will eagerly exchange your dollars or euros (though a fair rate here is less likely than at an official exchange).


• Koutoubia Mosque :
• Right besides Djemaa El-Fna, is named after the booksellers market that used to be located here. It is said that the minaret of the Koutoubia mosque is to Marrakech, as the Eiffel Tower for Paris. The minaret is visible from Gueliz which is connected to the Medina by Avenue Mohammed V. At night, the mosque is beautifully lit.


• Saadian Tombs :
• Were not discovered until the beginning of the 20th century. They have been preserved just like they were during the glory days of the Saadian rulers. Unlike the El Badi Palace, they were not destroyed, probably for superstitious reasons. The entrance was blocked so they remained untouched for hundreds of years. Inside you will find an overload of Zelij (Moroccan tiles) and some beautiful decoration. It doesn't take a lot of time to explore, but it is definitely worth the visit. While here, look for the tombs of Jews and Christians; they are noted by their different markings and direction of the tomb.


• Majorelle Gardens
• In Gueliz has an entrance fee of 40 Dh and is more expensive than other attractions. However, it provides an excellent respite from the hustle and bustle of the city streets. The park boasts a collection of plants from across the globe, including what seems like every cactus species on the planet. Get here early to avoid the crowds. Inside the gardens is also the Museum of Islamic Art, for which an additional entrance fee is charged.


• El Bahia Palace :
• Is an ornate and beautiful palace, popular with guided tours and stray cats. The palace is well worth a visit and gives a great impression of what it must have been like to be a 19th century nobleman in Morocco. There is a nice garden with banana flowers, tranquil courtyards, and other lovely plants. Admission is 10 Dh.


• El Badi Palace :
• Is a palace now in ruins and inhabited by storks and stray cats. There are some underground passageways to explore. Admission is 10 Dh. The view from the terrace is majestic.


• The Menara gardens
• Which are located west of the city, and consist of a mixture of orchards and olive groves surrounding a central pavilion which is a popular sight on tourist postcards. The pavilion was built during the 16th century Saadi dynasty, and renovated in 1869.

  Lunch in a local restaurant.

• Departure: Marrakech / Essaouira
• Vehicle : Minibus

• Rates from : 75€. / pers.
• - Min. 4 pax. -

With its micro climate and its beach of fine sand over 9 km long, makes the city of Agadir «the seaside destination for excellence."
Spend the day sunbathing on the beach or "tour of the Dukes "in its many cafes and bars, or go tease your luck in one of its three casinos (at your risk).
Lunch in a restaurant on the beach before return.

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• Departure : Marrakech* / Essaouira / Agadir
• Véhicule : 4X4 ou Minibus

• Departure Marrakech* from 45€. / pers.
• Departure Essaouira / Agadir from 75€. / pers.
• - Min. 4 pax. -

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  Ourika Valley is located in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco. It sits in 30 km from Marrakesh in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. Even though the Ourika Valley is near the populated Marrakesh, it is one of the most unspoiled valleys in all of Morocco. The valley is a maze of lush greens within salt mines. The Ourika Valley is one of the most beautiful and best preserved valleys in Morocco.

Through the Ourika Valley proceeds the Ourika River, this begins in the High Atlas Mountains and runs down towards Marrakesh. The Ourika Valley is much more than a tourist location since it houses a number of plant species and the rare Barbary Macaques. The High Atlas walking excursion is great for those who want to see the beautiful splendor of the High Atlas Mountains without trekking to the summit. The pathway begins at Setti Fatma where tourists walk for an hour until they reach the heart of Ourika Valley. At this juncture there are waterfalls, which provide a resplendent place to have lunch. A family that lives in the valley often opens their home to visitors who wish to enjoy their surroundings and partake of a meal. The driving time for the tour is seven hours to Essaouira and three from Marrakech, which makes the Ourika Valley a day trip. It is a humble trekking tour for those who do not want more difficult High Atlas walking. The summit of Jbel Toubkal in the High Atlas Mountains can be seen from the Ourika Valley rising above those touring below. During the journey through the Ourika Valley it is easy to be impressed with the generous spread of poplar trees and weeping willows. The landscape is full of vibrant colour as you move through the hillsides. The land is fruitful in its food supplies, such as the citrus trees and olive groves where one must walk through on the tour. The Ourika Valley is filled with inhabitants harvesting their land to provide a life for their families. It is not impossible that you will see peddlers, older generations walking alongside Donkey drawn carts, or little children running about enjoying the superb weather of the Valley. The valley has its shaded spots, providing those on the High Atlas to relax and enjoy the area around them. The sounds of running water will rush up to meet visitors as they get closer and closer to the waterfalls or river. The perfect vacation tour awaits anyone willing to take a day to visit Ourika Valley.

lunch in a tipical restaurant

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• Departure : Marrakech* / Essaouira / Agadir
• Vehicle : 4X4 or Minibus

Rates :

• Departure Marrakech* from 50€. / pers.
• Departure Essaouira / Agadir from 80€. / pers
• . - Min. 4 pax. -

Early departure heading the direction of Demnate and its beautiful fields of Olive trees. After driving towards the natural bridge of Imi N’Ifri you will stop for a mint tea and enjoy the view. This entire road is unique by its greenish valleys and its amazing landscapes… Continuation to the famous Ouzoud waterfalls of about 110 metres in height, which constitute one of the most spectacular natural beauty spots in Morocco. The surrounding countryside offers red cliffs, oleander and doves. And if you are lucky, you will catch a glimpse of some Barbary apes. Bird-watchers will enjoy a trip to the waterfalls, in addition to walkers who can enjoy the area at any time of year. There are plenty of places to have lunch with a view over the waterfalls from their terraces. A short walk will bring you to the top of the falls from where you can see small and constantly active mills.
At the top of the fall, two steps of the impressive pit, are a dozen antique small grain mills, still in business thanks to the brook. At dusk, can be observed whole families of the monkeys heckling carob trees, these large trees with delicious fruits they love. A Barbary macaques, beige hair and eyes ringed with a black line, have indeed taken up residence in the cliff caves..

Les oasis et les montagnes des environs d’Ouarzazate renferment de vraies merveilles. Les kasbahs, splendides vestiges architecturaux avec leurs murs en pisé et leurs grandes tours, vous transporteront dans un monde où le temps semble s’être arrêté.

• Departure : Essaouira / Marrakech
• Vehicle : 4X4

Rates :

• from 180€. / pers
• . - Min. 2 pax. -

• 1st day - Essaouira - Ouarzazate
We cross the High Atlas and reach the Tizi N'Tichka, above 2260 meters it is the highest road pass in Morocco, he connects Marrakech to Ouarzazate Saharan regions which is the crossroads. Continuation to Ouarzazate. We visit the movie studios and the Kasbah Taourirt which sheltered members of the Glaoui dynasty and their servants. Continuation to the kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, dinner and night in a hotel opposite the Ksar.
• 2nd day - Ait Benhaddou - Telouet - Essaouira
After breakfast, we will visit the wonderful Ksar of Ait Benaddou, which is a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Many films are shot in this scene: the diamond of the Nile, Lawrence of Arabia, the Mummy, The Gladiator, 7 days in Tibet, Alexander the Great, Babel, Kingdom of Heven .... Continue to the village of Telouet, through the wild and picturesque valley of Ounila, offering an exotic and attractive landscape, Telouet is famous by the presence of the great palace of the Pasha Glaoui appointed the kasbah Telouet you have the opportunity to visit. Back to Essaouira in the evening.

• Vehicle : 4X4 ou Minibus

• Day 1: Essaouira- Ouarzazate - Boumalne Dades (Dades Gorge)
• We will cross the High Atlas and reach the Tizi N'Tichka, above 2260 meters, Continuation to the kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, we visit this wonderful Ksar which is a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Many films are shot in this scene: The Mummy, The Gladiator, 7 Days in Tibet, Alexander the Great, Babel ... Continuation to Ouarzazate by the implacable Hamada (desert of stones / erg), city tour (taourirt and studios Kasbah cinema), then continuation to the Dades Valley and the Valley of 1000 Kasbahs with the fascinating palm of Ouarzazate and then Kalaat M'Gouna, famous for its roses cultures, we continue crossing the "Route of the thousand Kasbah", arrival a Boumalne du Dades, dinner and overnight.
   
• 2nd day: Boumalne du Dades - Todra Gorge - Merzouga Dunes
Morning departure to the dunes of Merzouga, 20 Km after Tinghir, we visit the palm grove then incursion into the Todra Gorge, limestone cliffs that seem like a flaw dug by assif Todra for millennia, impress by their sheer spectacular diving to the bed of the river. Their peaks rise up to 300m above the Todra that meanders from its source in the High Atlas Mountains ... Walk freely through the gorges and palm groves. Lunch on site and continuing to the palm groves and Tinjedad Touroug then Erfoud, Merzouga has previously. Here a camel ride through the fascinating Erg Chebbi dunes and admire the sunset which is the great curiosity the corner, they are true moving sculptures in the shape of draperies whose colors vary depending on the intensity the light. They stand as living walls to the desert, the highest reaching 150 m ... Night under nomadic or Marabout tents between the dunes of Merzouga in an atmosphere climate ...
• 3rd day: Merzouga - Nqob - Ouarzazate - Essaouira>
After breakfast, departure to the Draa Valley through Rissani and Nqob we cross incomparable desert landscapes, dotted with oases. Continuation to Ouarzazate along the Draa Valley, incredible scenery, the view of palm tree-lined valley extends over a length of 200 Km, super fortified Ksour adobe built. The river continues in a trickle watering in passing a real uninterrupted Oasis but narrow, with a strange green in the middle pre-Saharan ... lunch and return to Essaouira / Marrakech.

• Vehicle : 4x4
• Accomodation : En Kasbah, Riad and bivouac

• 1st day: Essaouira - Telouet - Ait Ben Haddou - Ouarzazate
We start in 4X4 towards Tichka 2260m, the highest road pass in Morocco, then turn left towards Telouat. Visit the Kasbah and continue about 12 Km in a tarmac road to begin the somewhat difficult track, around 35 Km, to browse, it takes at least 4 hours. Lunch in an inn. We spend several Berber villages and the valley of a thousand charms of Asif Ounila to finally arrive at Ait Ben Haddou, We visit this wonderful Ksar which is a World Heritage by UNESCO, this fortified village is rightly regarded as one of the most beautiful places of the country, many movies are filmed in this setting: the mommy, Gladiator, 7 days in Tebet, Alexander the Great, Babel ... Continuation to Ouarzazate. Arrival, dinner and overnight.
• Day 2: Ouarzazate - Agdez - Draa Valley - Zagora
Departure to Zagora. 6 Km before reaching the Ksar of Agdez, in Tamnougalt stands in a lush oasis, also through the casbah Timderte. After we reach Agdez that dominates the huge cliff of Jbel Kissan, by Zagora, the road follows the Draa and its palm groves dotted string of fifty Kasbah (Berber houses) and Ksour (Berber villages fortified) many of which are worth visiting. From Zagora, after lunch, continue up to Tamegroute (22Km), here we will visit the Koranic library and pottery factory, the casbah of Jews, excellent artisans in jewelry making. At the end of visit, departure for ... M'Hamid, dinner and overnight.
• 3rd day: M'Hamid - Chegaga Dunes
M'hamid, the last village of the valley and the end of the paved road. We will change a vehicle for other more suited to desert track and continuation in 4x4 by the track to the big sandy dunes of Chegaga. Here, again we change a vehicle, with a camel we ride about 1 hour, in an exceptional natural environment, where the air is so pure, that sight and sound are hundreds of kilometers away, where there is a silence that nothing disturbs, where we could hear yourself think ... We will see the sunset and spend the night under nomad tents in an magic atmosphere ...   
• Day 4: Chegaga - Mdaouer - Foum Zguit
Morning alarm clock early to watch the sunrise over the dunes, and departure for Foum Zguit we will discover the different aspects of the culture of nomads, their behavior, their tools, their homes, their fashion and gastronomic traditions, way of life, their rhythmic language, their music ... After picnic lunch in a beautiful oasis, continuation to Foum Zguit. Arrival, dinner and overnight.
• Day 5: Foum Zguit - Taznakht - Essaouira / Marrakech
After breakfast, we return via Taznakht and Tichka pass.

• Vehicle : Minibus

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• 1st day: Essaouira - Ouarzazate
We cross the High Atlas and reach the Tizi N'Tichka, above 2260 meters it is the highest road pass in Morocco, he connects Marrakech to Ouarzazate and Saharan regions, which is the crossroads. Continuation to the Ksar of Ait Ben Haddou, we visit this wonderful site which is a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Many films are shot in this scene: the diamond of the Nile, Lawrence of Arabia, the mommy, Gladiator, 7 days in Tebet, Alexander the Great, Kingdom of Heaven, Babel ... Lunch in a restaurant opposite the Ksar. Continuation to Ouarzazate. We visit the movie studios and the Kasbah Taourirt, residence of members of the Glaoui dynasty and their servants. Dinner and overnight in Ouarzazate.
• Day 2: Ouarzazate - Erfoud - Merzouga
From Ouarzazate towards Skoura, lush oasis, and then Kalaat M'Gouna, famous for its roses cultures, we continue crossing the most beautiful kasbah of the "Road of a Thousand Kasbah" ... after 20 km Boumalne Dades, we discover the most spectacular part of the Dades Valley. Lunch on site and continuing to the palm groves and Tinjedad, Touroug, Erfoud and Merzouga. Here with a camel ride through the fascinating Erg Chebbi dunes and watch the sunset, which is the great curiosity the corner, They are true moving sculptures in the shape of draperies whose colors vary according to the intensity of light. They stand as living walls to the desert. The highest reaches 150 m ... Possibility to spend our night in nomad tents or Marabout between dunes of Merzouga in an magic atmosphere ...
• 3rd day: Merzouga - Errachidia - Midelt - Azrou - Ifrane - Fez
We will win back the north of the country while browsing the Tafilalet, the Middle Atlas and its cedar forests (kingdom of monkeys), lunch en route, stop at Ifrane (Little Switzerland) and continuation to Fez, dinner and overnight in Fes.
• Day 4: Cultural visit of Fez
Day dedicated to Fez, the oldest imperial city, which was for centuries the cultural and religious center of the Muslim West. We will explore the medieval medina of Fez: the madrasa Bou Inania or Attarine, then Nejarine square with its magnificent fountain decorated with mosaics. Lunch in a former palace of Medina. Visit the popular art museum Batha, the Royal Palace and the tombs Merinid where one has a view on the city and its ramparts.
Dinner in a palace in the Medina. Overnight in Fez.
• Day 5: Fez - Meknes - Rabat
Visit the historic sites of the city of Meknes: the famous gates of Bab el Mansour and Bab el Khamis, the granaries, stables of Moulay Ismail and Sahrij Swani basin. After lunch, continuation towards Casablanca, Rabat stop we will visit the Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V mausoleum, arrived in Casablanca, Dinner and overnight.
• Day 6: Rabat - Casablanca - Marrakech / Essaouira After breakfast, visit the impressive Hassan II mosque, the city center and visit departure to Marrakech / Essaouira.