Get out of Agadir and into real Berber country on a buggy tour that mixes adventure with a taste of local life. You’ll drive off-road, meet locals, and share a homemade breakfast—perfect if you want something more than just another beach day.
Dust kicked up behind us as we rolled out of the city, the early sun already warming the air. Our guide, Youssef, met us in a tiny Berber village just south of Agadir—he handed out helmets and goggles, making sure everyone felt comfortable before we took off. The buggies themselves looked sturdy but not intimidating. After a quick rundown on how to handle the gears and brakes (honestly, easier than I expected), we set out across trails that wound through rocky fields and patches of wild thyme. You could smell it every time we slowed down.
Somewhere between the sound of the engine and the crunch of gravel under our wheels, I realized how far we’d come from the usual tourist spots. We stopped for breakfast at a small family home—nothing fancy, just fresh bread still warm from the fire, honey, and this thick dip called Amlou (sort of like Moroccan peanut butter). The mint tea was poured high into little glasses; it tasted sweet and strong. I chatted with Fatima, our host, about her morning routine—she laughed when I tried to help with the bread. After about an hour and a half on the buggies (felt shorter), we circled back to where our driver waited to take us back to the hotel. My shoes were dusty, but I didn’t mind at all.
Yes, you’ll get a full safety briefing and practice session before heading out. The guide makes sure everyone feels confident before starting.
Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting dusty, plus closed shoes. Helmets and goggles are provided on site.
Small children can ride along with an adult in the buggy. Just let us know when booking so we can arrange it safely.
Yes, you’ll enjoy a homemade Berber breakfast with mint tea, bread, honey, Argan oil, and Amlou during the tour.
You’ll get hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle, all safety gear for the buggy ride, plus a traditional Berber breakfast with snacks and mint tea. All fees and taxes are covered too—just bring your sense of adventure!
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