This is the fuller valley-and-coast option for travellers who want lunch and a short camel ride included in the day's plan. The route visits Alma, continues to Paradise Valley, stops for a wood-fired tajine in Tamri and finishes around the Timlaline dunes. The camel section is advertised at thirty minutes; it is one part of the day rather than a long trek. Allow for several vehicle journeys between these places. If someone in the group mainly wants poolside time or a lengthy ride, compare the shorter standalone activities before committing to this combination.
We start the day picking you up from your hotel in Agadir or Taghazout.
Visit a local garden and learn the secrets of Argan oil production from the experts.
A short 15-minute hike leads us to the hidden pools. Time for swimming and sunbathing.
We drive to the banana village for a delicious, authentic homemade tajine lunch.
Arrive at the spectacular 'cliffs of sand' where the desert meets the Atlantic Ocean.
Hop on a camel for a 30-minute ride across the golden dunes—the ultimate Nomad experience.
Relax in the van as we head back to your accommodation after a full day of adventure.
Selected traveller reviews for this experience.
Sweden
The landscapes of Paradise Valley were stunning. The tajine lunch was flavorful and authentic. The camel ride at sunset was a unique way to experience the desert. Overall, a great day trip from Agadir.
United States
The mix of activities on this tour was perfect. The hike through Paradise Valley was serene, the camel ride at sunset was magical, and the tajine lunch was delicious. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend for a taste of authentic Morocco.
The programme describes a thirty-minute camel ride in the dunes.
The tour information places the tajine lunch in a local home at Tamri, prepared over a wood fire.
Provide your hotel, participant numbers and any dietary or walking concerns. The route combines a valley approach, several transfers and the camel activity.
