Departure in the morning to Todra Gorge through the magnificent Amerhidil kasbah in the extensive of Skoura Oasis. Set off to the Valley of Roses and El Kelàa M’Gouna and continue to Todra Gorges. Refresh yourself by the water of the river. In the evening drive back to Ouarzazate. 

Morning departure and travel to the dramatic landscape of the Dades gorges via the Valley of Roses and El Kelàa M’Gouna. Overlooking the green banks of wadis, take a scenic walk to enjoy breathtaking views of the Gorges. Return to Ouarzazate in the evening. 

Travel through the Anti Atlas Mountains to the typical village of Agdz and the magnificent Draa valley with its millions of palm plantation. Continue to Tamegroute where you will visit the splendid Koranic library and the potters’ workshops to observe the making of traditional functional pots with a green glaze typical of Tamegroute ceramics. 

Ait Benhaddou Kasbah is one of the most spectacular sights in the south of Morocco. Among the most well preserved, this Kasbah was classified as a UNESCO world heritage since 1986 for its typical architecture. The ksar was served as a natural setting for several movies including “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Jesus of Nazareth”. Recently, the government announced a plan to rehabilitate Ait Benhaddou ksar in order to conserve the Moroccan cultural heritage. There are now only 5 families living in the kasbahs. 

Ouarzazate is one of Morocco’s new Saharan towns located in the foot of the High Atlas Mountains. It was built in 1928 by French protectorate and used as a military garrison and administrative centre of the area. Since 1980s, Ouarzazate city inspires not only movie makers but also visitors seeking adventure trips and Sahara experiences in the deep south of the Draa valley, Dades and Merzouga dunes.

Ouarzazate highlights and attractions include: Cinemas studios and Kasbahs Tiffoultoute and Taourirt, both built in the 18th century and can be visited – the first one offers a great panoramic view of Ouarzazate River and the second was the residence of the former Pacha of Marrakech.

Weekly market: Saturday and Sunday only.