If you want a short change of scene while keeping most of your holiday day free, look at this woodland and river outing. The route starts at a ranch, heads through eucalyptus trees and continues beside the Souss before returning for tea and local snacks. The time shown for the outing includes preparation and the hotel transfers; it should not be read as two and a half hours continuously on a camel. Keep expectations about wildlife flexible. Birds may be present by the river, but the route itself is the reason to choose the trip.
We'll collect you from your hotel in Agadir or Taghazout. Sit back and enjoy the short drive to the ranch.
Meet our friendly team and the gentle camels that will be your companions for the day.
A quick introduction on how to mount and ride your camel comfortably and safely.
Ride through the beautiful eucalyptus groves, feeling the breeze and enjoying the natural shade.
Reach the banks of the Souss River, a peaceful spot famous for its migrating birds and tranquility.
Pass by the perimeter of the King’s Palace, catching a glimpse of the grand architecture and lush gardens.
Head back to the ranch as the sun begins to soften, enjoying the final leg of your ride.
Unwind at the ranch with a traditional mint tea ceremony and some tasty local snacks.
We'll drive you back to your hotel, leaving you refreshed and with plenty of photos.
Selected traveller reviews for this experience.
Portugal
The camel trek was a peaceful and relaxing way to explore the outskirts of Agadir. The guides were knowledgeable and the camels were well-cared for. The mint tea at the end was a nice touch. A lovely experience overall.
Spain
The camel trek offered stunning views of the river and forests. The guides were informative and the camels were well-behaved. The mint tea at the end was a nice touch. A great way to experience Agadir's natural beauty.
The route describes eucalyptus woodland, the Souss river area and the surroundings of the royal palace. It should not be booked as a beach ride.
No. The schedule also includes collection, the ranch welcome, instructions, tea and the return transfer.
No. The itinerary describes occasional sightings near the Souss. Wildlife presence is variable, even when the route visits the right habitat.
