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Agadir: Argan Tree-Climbing Goats & Berber Oil Cooperative TourYou’ll start with hotel pickup in Agadir and drive out to see Morocco’s famous tree-climbing goats—yes, really—in their natural habitat. Then visit a Berber women’s cooperative where you can watch traditional argan oil making up close (and taste it). Expect laughter, real people, and memories that stick with you after you’re back at your hotel before lunch.
Agadir: Kasbah, Souk & Cable Car City Tour with PickupYou’ll walk Agadir’s marina with a local guide who grew up here, stand above the city at Oufella Kasbah as wind tugs at your sleeves, then get lost in Souk El Had’s swirl of spices and color—with hotel pickup included so you don’t have to think about logistics.
Essaouira: Moroccan Cooking Class & Market WalkYou’ll shop in Essaouira’s buzzing medina with a local guide, picking out spices and produce before heading home to cook classic Moroccan dishes together. Expect laughter over mint tea, hands-on lessons in couscous and tagine, and stories shared around the table — it feels more like joining someone’s family than just taking a class.
Agadir Desert Day Trip: Fishermen’s Caves, Tiznit & Berber LunchYou’ll start early from Agadir and ride south to meet fishermen living in caves at Sidi Rabat beach, then share a traditional Berber lunch (tajine or couscous) in a local home. Walk beside the Youssef Ben Tachfine dam’s calm waters before wandering Tiznit’s ancient walled streets—each stop has its own quiet surprise if you let it sink in.
Marrakech Day Trip from Casablanca: Majorelle Garden, Jemaa el-Fna & Private PickupYou’ll ride from Casablanca with private pickup and spend your day wandering Marrakech’s Majorelle Garden, exploring Bahia Palace’s mosaics, and feeling the energy of Jemaa el-Fna Square with a local guide by your side. Expect sensory overload (in a good way) and plenty of chances to pause or laugh along the way.
Casablanca City Tour: Hassan II Mosque & Rick's CaféYou get a guided tour of the Hassan II Mosque, a stop at Rick's Café, and a route through seven neighborhoods—from the Royal Palace district to the Old Medina and Central Market. Your bilingual driver customizes the stops to your interests, keeps the vehicle cool and connected, and meets you at the port if you're arriving by ship. The whole day is built around what you want to see, not a fixed itinerary.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main landmarks and neighborhoods of Casablanca without arranging transport or a guide yourself—the bilingual driver and customizable stops mean you move at your own pace and see what matters to you.
Chefchaouen Day Trip from Casablanca by High-Speed TrainYou’ll follow blue-painted alleys in Chefchaouen after zipping north on Morocco’s high-speed train from Casablanca, enjoy local lunch in Uta el-Hammam square, hear stories from your guide at Ras el-Maa waterfall, and return with memories that linger long after you’re back at your hotel.
Hassan II Mosque tour Casablanca: Skip the line with guideA private guided tour of Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca with skip-the-line entry, led by an official local guide fluent in English, Spanish, Italian or French. The tour lasts around one to two hours and covers the mosque's architecture and regional history. Wheelchair accessible; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Hassan II Mosque's architecture and history without waiting in line or navigating the site alone — the guide handles entry and paces the visit to what you want to know.
Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque, Medina & Royal Palace TourYou’ll feel Casablanca’s pulse as you step inside Hassan II Mosque with a local guide, wander through the old medina’s maze of scents and sounds, taste fresh figs at the central market, and pause outside the Royal Palace gardens. With hotel pickup and easy transport included, you get swept along in city life without worrying about logistics.
Surf Lessons in Taghazout, Morocco: Learn to Ride WavesA 2.5-hour surf lesson in Taghazout, Morocco teaches you pop-up technique, paddling and wave-riding with live instruction in multiple languages. The lesson covers beach basics and safety, then moves to the water for real-time coaching as you practice standing and riding your first waves. Surfboard, wetsuit and leash are provided; bottled water is included. The guide speaks English, French, German or Arabic.Is it for me?The 2.5-hour window leaves your morning or afternoon free for other plans, so you can fit a lesson around meals or other activities without the whole day locked into one thing. The session is short enough to learn the basics and feel the ocean without exhaustion, but long enough that you actually ride waves instead of just paddling around.
Chefchaouen day trip from Casablanca: Blue city full dayA full-day guided tour from Casablanca to Chefchaouen, the northern Moroccan city famous for its vivid blue-painted houses and winding medina. You're picked up from your accommodation, driven by an English-speaking guide, and spend the afternoon exploring narrow alleys lined with souks selling woolen textiles, embroidery and local goat cheese found nowhere else in Morocco, plus a short stop at Ras el-Maa Waterfall on the way. The tour returns to Casablanca in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book the private option if you're traveling as a family or small group and want the flexibility to set your own pace through the medina without coordinating with other travelers. Choose the group departure if you're solo or a couple and prefer to share the cost with other visitors—the guide and stops are the same either way.
Casablanca: Food Tour Medina & Central Market Seafood FeastYou’ll taste Casablanca’s real flavors—from fresh-squeezed juice in the medina to a seafood feast at the Central Market (yes, oysters if you dare). With a local guide leading you through hidden alleys and ending with coffee in a historic spot, you’ll get both stories and snacks along the way. It’s not polished—it’s real Casablanca.
Agadir Cable Car & Kasbah Ruins Tour: Private Transfer IncludedThis private tour from Agadir includes hotel pickup, a cable car ride uphill to the Kasbah ruins, and an hour to explore the fortress site before the downhill descent. A private driver handles transport, and both cable car tickets are included. The tour suits all fitness levels and runs between one and two hours total.Is it for me?Choose this for private door-to-door transport with cable car tickets included, giving you unguided time to explore the Kasbah at your own pace.
Agadir city tour: Kasbah, souk & argan cooperativeA guided tour of Agadir's cultural landmarks—the Kasbah Oufella ruins, Souk El Had market, Mohammed V Mosque, and an argan oil cooperative—with a live English or French-speaking guide, hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport. The tour runs three hours and includes bottled water and internet access in the vehicle. La Medina Agadir entry is optional and paid on-site.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through four main stops over three hours, so it suits a free afternoon or morning without requiring an early start or strenuous hiking. If you want to add La Medina Agadir's cultural shows and family activities, you can pay for entry on-site and extend the day.
Agadir Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride with BreakfastA one-hour hot air balloon flight over Agadir, the Souss Valley and Atlas views, with round-trip hotel pickup, pre-flight refreshments, a traditional Berber breakfast in a southern Moroccan kasbah, and a commemorative flight certificate. The full experience takes about four hours.Is it for me?The four-hour time commitment means you can fit this into a morning and still have the afternoon free for the beach or the medina. Not suitable if you have spinal injuries, are pregnant, or have cardiovascular concerns that would make the flight unsafe.
Quad Biking & Sandboarding near Agadir: Desert & Berber VillageA 4-hour activity near Agadir combining quad biking through desert trails and Berber villages with sandboarding on dunes, including hotel pickup, safety gear, a guide in English, Spanish, French or Arabic, and Moroccan mint tea. You ride solo or share a quad bike depending on your option, and the guide handles the route while you handle the throttle and the board.Is it for me?Book the single quad bike option if you want your own throttle and don't want to share the ride; choose the shared option to split the cost and ride together with another traveler. If sunset light across the dunes matters to you, the sunset departure is worth the timing—the same trails and village stop, but the sandboarding happens as the mountains turn gold.
Casablanca Private Driver & Car Hire: Flexible Hours, City PickupYou’ll feel Casablanca’s pulse from inside your own private car — cool air, local stories from your driver, and freedom to choose your route whether you want markets or quiet corners. Includes pickup in the city center, bottled water, WiFi onboard, and plenty of space for your bags. It’s less about rushing through sights and more about soaking up those little moments between them.
Agadir Camel Ride with Barbecue Dinner: Includes air-conditioned transportA three-hour camel ride and barbecue tour in Agadir takes you through the Flamingo river valley and small dunes on a traditional Berber dromedary, followed by a grilled dinner with tea. The guide speaks English, Italian, French or German; pickup and drop-off from your hotel are included. You choose between a traditional meat barbecue or a vegetarian meal.Is it for me?Pick the sunset option if you want to eat during golden hour; choose the standard tour if you prefer riding in cooler morning temperatures.
Horseback Riding in Casablanca: Beach or Forest RideHorseback riding in Casablanca with hotel pickup and drop-off, where you ride for an hour along the beach or through forest after a 30 to 40-minute drive from your hotel. The activity suits all fitness levels and welcomes children from age 3; a multilingual guide, bottled water and an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi are included.Is it for me?Pick the beach route for ocean views and open space, or forest for shade and tree cover—both are active riding, not spectating. Choose private if your group wants to control the itinerary and pace; choose mini-group if you prefer to share costs with other riders.
Quad Biking & Sandboarding near Agadir: Desert & DunesQuad biking and sandboarding adventure near Agadir combines a 90-minute guided ride through mountain trails, desert paths and argan-lined routes with a sandboarding session on the dunes. Hotel pickup is included, along with a safety briefing, helmet and goggles, a live guide in multiple languages, and a stop for Moroccan mint tea and traditional snacks in a Berber village. Suitable for all fitness levels, whether you're a beginner or experienced rider.Is it for me?Book the solo quad option if you want to ride at your own pace without sharing the bike; choose the shared quad to keep the cost lower and ride alongside other travelers. Either way, the four-hour timeframe means you can fit this into a half-day without eating up the whole afternoon.
