Things to do in Morocco

They communicated via Whatsapp the day before, and agreed for a pickup spot near my hostel. On the day itself, we visited an Argan Oil coop and had little breakfast with mint tea, reached Imlil around noon and did a lil hike to see waterfall. Had lunch (chicken or vegetarian tagine, bread, water). We reached Agafay desert at 4.30pm. We drank mint tea, put on traditional clothes+scarf and waited for available camels. After short camel ride, they took us to a nearby spot to see the sunset. Throughout the entire tour, the guide Muhammad "Potato" was engaging and provided lots of information about the culture and the areas.

My wife and I had Rachid Mazik as a guide, and he was truly wonderful. At first we were a little nervous as we weren’t sure about the details of the day (we don’t do these group day trip things usually). Rachid was great to ask any question, he explained everything kindly, and gave a real glimpse of village life. To be clear, the village is his own village, with his own family, and we visited his own house. It was a truly special experience and I feel very lucky to have been a part of it. Rachid taught us lots about how village life works and made sure we were always having fun and, importantly, frequently checked that we were safe and okay. Great guide, great tour, highly recommend.

The ride with camels was fun (even if the desert is not as good as the sand one) and the guide took care of helping us and taking us pics. Then we were escorted on the top of a cliff to admire the sunset. The night at the camp was amazing! We had a lovely night with Amid and his friends: we ate, drank, danced and smoked narghilé all together. We listened to music and watched the fire spectacle until nightfall: it was magical. Overall, I definetely raccomende it.

We really enjoyed this trip with Ali as our English and French speaking guide. We first went for the camel ride and the 30 minutes was finally just enough to get the feeling and not get too tired under the hot Moroccan sun. Then we continued for a visit to the argan oil cooperative where we had the opportunity to learn more about argan oil and buy pure local products. The hiking in the Atlas Mountains was quite demanding, long and quite tiring. The lunch was included in the trip price and was very tasty. In general the guides took really good care of us and provided us with cold water bottles when necessary. Thank you for the amazing trip, really worth it.

Fantastic adventure. Ive been quad biking a few times before and was usually underwhelmed by the experience - flat track, with single file bikes and low speed. I usually find them restictive and boring, so I wasn't too excited about this , but my girlfriend wanted the experience. I was very happy we did, we had a great time. The route was fairly rough and rocky with hills, meaning the terrain was varied and certainly put the 4x4 capabilities of the quad to the test with fairly steep inclines, descents and slanting slopes scattered throughout. The guide was very good, making sure we were ok without 'babying' us too much. He also quickened the pace where he was able which was nice, but to be fair the road was often rough so high speed wasnt much of an option for most of the journey. The views were also great with the Atlas mountains as the backdrop (with snow which I didnt expect!) In short this was great fun and I would definately recommend it.

We were picked up at 5pm and driven about 35-40mins out of Marakech by our guide where we were then taken to the berber tents on a cliff top for about 20-25 mins before we started the quad biking. The quad biking is good, but I would say it's quite a short time period. For the sunset option at 5pm, you go about 3km to the dune to watch the sunset which took about 10 mins, we stopped to take some photos and then rode for another 20-25 mins before being back at the tents. The beauty of this tour is the traditional dinner on the cliff top and the entertainment we had which included 3 men in traditional dress singing and dancing around the fire pit before and after dinner. This was a lot of fun and definitely added to the overall experience - without this extra added touch I would've been slightly disappointed with the price paid for what we received, so this definitely rescued the whole experience.

Agafay desert was one of the best experiences I have ever had. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming too and madd the experience 10x better. We finished the night off with riding a camel to a tent with amazing food and dessert. Totally worth the price and 1000% would recommend. Not just because of the quad bikes and the camel rides but the people made the experience complete. Hopefully we can do this again in the future when we come back to Morocco. Thank you for the great experience.

Thanks to the guide Rana Hasnain who was perfect! He is welcoming, pleasant, good advice and very caring. One-hour quad ride (take the second type of quad if you like speed) Then have dinner in a very nice camp with the possibility of doing (free of charge) camel riding, henna... Then there is an all-you-can-eat buffet with barbecue ( very good ) Finally, a dance show