
Agadir to Merzouga — 3-Day Sahara Desert Tour
- Erg Chebbi — camel trek at sunset into 160 m dunes
- Overnight in a Berber desert camp under the stars
- Taroudant — Morocco's finest medieval walled city
€170 / person for 6+

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Most Sahara tours leave from Marrakech — this one takes you through the less-travelled southern route via the Draa Valley and Erg Chegaga, the largest and most remote dune field in Morocco. A two-day escape from Agadir that feels like a week away from the world.
Depart Agadir at 6:30 am. Drive south through the Anti-Atlas foothills via Tata. Cross the hammada to Foum Zguid. Camel trek into Erg Chegaga at sunset. Berber camp dinner.
Almost every Sahara trip in Morocco leaves from Marrakech. This one leaves from Agadir and takes the southern route through Tata and Foum Zguid to Erg Chegaga, which is a genuinely different desert from the one on the postcards. Chegaga is the largest and most remote dune field in the country, reached by 4x4 across open ground rather than by coach to a roadside camp.
Be clear about the driving, because it is the defining feature: roughly 8 hours and 450 km each way, on both days. That is a lot of vehicle time for a two-day trip, and it is the price of reaching Chegaga from the coast at all. What you get for it is a dune field where you are not sharing the sunset with fifty other people. If long drives are the problem rather than the distance, the 4-day version from Marrakech is the better fit.
Day one runs Agadir–Tata–Foum Zguid and into the dunes, arriving for a sunset camel trek and dinner at camp. Day two is sunrise over the erg, then back through the Draa Valley palmery and its kasbahs. One night under canvas, and the camp is far enough from any town that the Milky Way is visible without trying.
Per person: €790 solo, €400 for two, €340 for three, €310 for four and €280 at five. That covers 4x4 transport throughout, an experienced desert guide, the camp night in a private sleeping tent with dinner and breakfast, and all camel rides. An en-suite tent is available if you would rather not use shared facilities — worth asking about when you book rather than on arrival.
Lunch on day one is not included, and neither are personal items or tips. Group size is 2–10 and the trip is private. It is graded easy: there is no walking to speak of, and the only real demand it makes is tolerance for a long day in a vehicle on a road most visitors to Morocco never see.
Agadir — your hotel or riad
The vehicle and guide cost the same however many travel, so the price per person falls as the group grows.
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Private departures — no fixed schedule to fit into. Tell us when you want to go and we build the trip around you.
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