Private Tours to Agdz

Taghazout is a small fishing village in southwestern Morocco and is less than an hour drive from the city of Agadir. With its lengthy coastline, this is a popular surfing destination for novices and veterans alike.

Bin El Ouidane is where the scenic charms of a rugged landscape meet a vibrant desert culture. Cradled in the foothills of the Middle Atlas range, the town has sweeping views of the Beni Amin plains beneath and is a popular starting point for the magnificent Ouzoud Cascades.

Akchour, a small village located about an hour’s drive from Chefchaouen, gives you a taste of life in the Moroccan countryside. Surrounded by rolling mountains, deep gorges, and cascading waterfalls, this hamlet is slowly turning into a tourist magnet, where you can get a glimpse into the Berber way of life.

Erg Chigaga welcomes you with a vast expanse of golden sand stretching as far as the eye can see! Situated in Draa-Tafilalet near the rustic town of M’Hamid El Ghizlane, it is one of Morocco’s two major ergs or dune fields.

Tucked away in the Mediterranean Sea is a charming town called Al Hoceima that will surprise you with its breathtaking beauty. Its pristine beaches, crisp climate and stunning views create the perfect ambience for a relaxing beach vacation.

Nador is the place to escape to when you want to take a break from everyday life and recharge yourself under the glorious Mediterranean sun.

Beni Mellal is where the scenic charms of a rugged landscape meet a vibrant desert culture. Cradled in the foothills of the Middle Atlas range, the town has sweeping views of the Beni Amin plains beneath and is a popular starting point for the magnificent Ouzoud Cascades.

Manning the Strait of Gibraltar on the Maghreb coast, Tangier has been a prosperous trading port for centuries. Its potent combination of exotic beauty, one-time status as an ‘international zone’ and crossbreed history had lent it a mysterious air of adventure and romance for ages.

The commercial town of Midelt lies on the high plains bordered by the Middle and High Atlas mountain ranges. Basking in a temperate climate, Midelt hums with the energy of a modern settlement nestled by fragrant orchards and swaying wheat fields.