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.

Tremendous experience to say the least! the quad biking was immaculate and the scenery was breathtaking. The camel ride was very different I have never experienced anything like it before. the dinner was very tasty, the only problem I would have is I would preferred the dinner to be in a more scenic location but apart from that the trip is amazing and great value for money and I would rate this experience 9/10!!!

What an absolute delightful experience! We had such a great time. The food was great. Traditional music and dancing was such a pleasure to watch and join in on! And there was even a fire show. This has ended up being one of our favourite things of the trip! Strongly recommend

This trip is amazing from driving, although bumpy but part of the experience, through the Atlas Mountains, seeing the Atlas film studios, if you are a movie fan a must see, to seeing Aït-Ben-Haddou the oldest Kasbah....there are no words to describe this you have to see it it is AMAZING! Our gunde and driver Abdehaq and Massi were great, very knowledgeable and funny! I had a great day!

Good value for money. We visited many places and found out a lot about the Berbers. Our guide Abdul comes from the area and explained everything very well. I personally liked walking in the Atlas mountains. The views were beautiful. Everything was well organized and we enjoyed the day a lot. I recommend.

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.

Youssef and Abdul were great! Youssef was very friendly and entertaining. Abdul handled the city traffic like a champ. Great value for the money! Camel ride was a bit rough as an animal activist but also we booked the trip for that specific feature. So our fault.

Landscapes full of sight, relief, dry rivers. A guide who adapts to our level of quad and did not hesitate to take us through more difficult passages and a more sporty driving. The walk lasts two hours with a tea break. Nothing to do with the outing in the palm grove that we did the day before.