ACTIVITY LEVEL
Easy
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Cruise through the unreal landscape of the Agafay stone desert outside Marrakech with its Berber villages and gorgeous oases. Discover the 16th-century Coranic school still inhabited by the descendants of its holy founder and wrap things up with a delicious lunch in a luxurious camp in the middle of the stone desert facing the Atlas mountains. Your ride is tailor-made, off the beaten path and designed according to your level of knowledge of the area and your centers of interests, respectful of the local culture and all inclusive to offer you a memorable experience.

As this is a private ride, you set the pace. Your insider will accompany you based upon what you want to see and how long you want to stop. And if you see something you like along the route, just yell STOP! Your wish is our command. Expect to spend about 70% of the time driving and 30% exploring on foot. Our rides can accommodate up to 2 passengers by sidecar from 2 to 99 years old. Meeting Point: Our rides start from Le Grand Cafe de la Poste, 10-minute drive from the Jemaa el-Fna square. At the end of your ride, we will drop you off wherever you like in downtown Marrakech free of charge.

ACTIVITY LEVEL
Easy

This trip is completely customizable

The itinerary for this trip can be customized to suit your needs from your accomodations to what gear you need for the day.

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Duration

1 Day

Activity Level

Easy

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Upcoming Availability


This adventure is not instantly bookable at this time.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, we recommend connecting directly to the operator via our messaging system, to create your ideal itinerary customized for your dates.

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