Agadir

Agadir, Destinations / aymanebenzattat@gmail.com

Overview Where the Atlantic Breeze Meets Modern Morocco Agadir is Morocco’s most polished coastal city—a tranquil blend of golden beaches, contemporary elegance, and resilient spirit. Set along the foothills of the Anti-Atlas Mountains and embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, Agadir is the perfect antidote to the hustle of Morocco’s imperial cities. This is where sun-drenched leisure meets curated luxury, and where Morocco opens its arms to those seeking rejuvenation, wellness, and coastal charm. Unlike Fes or Marrakesh, Agadir is not defined by winding medinas or age-old walls—but rather by its open horizons, palm-lined boulevards, and clean modern design. Rebuilt with vision after the 1960 earthquake, it is a destination that honors the past while embracing a forward-thinking spirit. The result is a destination that feels refreshingly modern yet unmistakably Moroccan. For luxury travelers, Agadir offers exclusive beachfront resorts, high-end spas, exceptional golf courses, and some of the best surf breaks in North Africa. Whether you’re planning a romantic retreat, a family escape, or a wellness-focused stay, Agadir provides both the setting and the serenity to make every moment unforgettable. A Brief History Agadir’s name derives from the Berber word for “fortified granary.” Historically, it was a small port that flourished under Portuguese, then Moroccan Saadian, control in the 16th century. After centuries of growth and trade—particularly with Europe—Agadir was nearly erased by a powerful earthquake in 1960. In a remarkable act of national resilience, it was reborn. Today’s Agadir is a symbol of Morocco’s strength and vision—a modern, organized, and sun-kissed city shaped by its rebirth. While it lacks the antique maze of other Moroccan cities, it makes up for it with wide avenues, beachfront architecture, a relaxed pace, and outstanding access to the natural wonders of the Souss region. Top Experiences in Agadir 1. Agadir Beach & Oceanfront Promenade Agadir’s crown jewel is its 9 km crescent-shaped beach, blessed with over 300 days of sunshine each year. It’s ideal for sunbathing, swimming, or walking along the elegant promenade lined with beach clubs, cafés, and restaurants offering everything from fresh seafood to gourmet fusion. 2. Kasbah of Agadir Oufella Overlooking the city from a hilltop perch, the Agadir Oufella ruins are a solemn reminder of the past, but also a place of peace and panoramic beauty. The site is being carefully restored, and the view from its walls at sunset is one of the most breathtaking in the region. 3. Souk El Had One of the largest traditional markets in Morocco, Souk El Had is where you feel Agadir’s soul. From vibrant produce stalls and fragrant spice towers to local handicrafts, Berber textiles, and traditional argan oil, it’s a rich sensory journey through southern Moroccan culture. 4. Marina d’Agadir Elegant and contemporary, Agadir’s Marina is lined with luxury yachts, chic fashion boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and stylish coffee lounges. It’s a great spot for a sunset cocktail or leisurely dinner by the water. 5. Crocoparc & Wildlife Escapes A family-friendly yet uniquely Moroccan experience, Crocoparc is home to hundreds of Nile crocodiles set in an exotic garden. Outside the city, birdwatchers and nature lovers can explore the Souss Massa National Park, a coastal reserve with dunes, wetlands, and rare wildlife. Things to Do Surf & Watersports Agadir is a hotspot for surf culture, and nearby Taghazout and Tamraght are world-renowned for consistent waves. Whether you’re learning to surf, stand-up paddleboarding at sunset, or kitesurfing in the breeze, the coast here is your playground. Wellness & Spa Retreats Many luxury resorts in Agadir feature talassotherapy, traditional hammams, yoga, and holistic spa treatments. The peaceful rhythm of the sea makes it an ideal location for detox, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Golf by the Ocean Agadir offers some of Morocco’s most scenic golf courses. Championship-level fairways with ocean views and palm-tree settings make it a must for golf lovers. Golf du Soleil and Golf de l’Océan are top choices. Day Trips: Paradise Valley & Massa Just an hour inland lies Paradise Valley, a hidden Eden of palm groves, crystal pools, and cascading waterfalls. For a more off-the-grid escape, the Massa region offers traditional Amazigh villages, sand dunes, and Atlantic cliffs. Hotspots Nearby Taghazout – A bohemian surf village turned chic hideaway Paradise Valley – Natural pools and palm-filled canyon trails Massa National Park – Birdwatching and eco-tours Tifnit Beach – A quiet fishing village with dramatic coastline views Aourir (Banana Village) – Known for its banana groves and market Perfect For: Travelers seeking coastal luxury and modern comfort Wellness and spa enthusiasts Golfers and surf lovers Couples and families Digital nomads and long-stay guests Anyone seeking a calmer, sunnier take on Morocco At a glance Population Approx. 950,000 Region Souss-Massa Airport Agadir – Al Massira International Airport (AGA) Best Time to Visit All year round Scenes from a Dream Agadir is Morocco’s sun-drenched retreat—a city where the Atlantic breeze meets modern coastal charm. With its wide sandy beaches, luxury resorts, and laid-back atmosphere, Agadir offers a refreshing contrast to the bustling medinas of Morocco’s imperial cities. It’s the perfect destination for travelers seeking relaxation with a touch of sophistication. Whether you’re unwinding in a seaside spa, teeing off on a world-class golf course, exploring the vibrant Souk El Had, or taking in the views from the Kasbah, Agadir invites you to slow down, soak in the sun, and experience Morocco’s gentler side. Book a call now

Agadir, Agafay, Casablanca, Marrakesh, Merzouga, Ouarzazate, Tour

10 Days / 9 Nights – Rabbinical Jewish Heritage Tour of Morocco

Agadir, Agafay, Casablanca, Marrakesh, Merzouga, Ouarzazate, Tour / aymanebenzattat@gmail.com

Trip Overview 10 Days / 9 Nights – Rabbinical Jewish Heritage Tour of Morocco A spiritual and cultural journey tracing the roots of Moroccan Jewry from Casablanca to the Atlas Mountains and ancient mellahs. Explore the deep and enduring legacy of Moroccan Jewry on this immersive 10-day private tour. From the centuries-old synagogues and mellahs of Fes and Marrakech to the tombs of revered rabbis in remote Atlas villages, this journey is designed for those seeking spiritual enrichment, historical depth, and cultural immersion. You’ll walk in the footsteps of Andalusian exiles, visit Jewish museums and preserved cemeteries, attend Shabbat in a Moroccan synagogue (if desired), and experience warm encounters with the country’s remaining Jewish community — all while enjoying the hospitality, cuisine, and elegance Morocco is known for. Itinerary Overview Day 1: Casablanca – Arrival & Jewish Landmarks Arrive in Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and a modern hub of Jewish life. Visit the Temple Beth-El, one of the most beautiful synagogues in North Africa, and stop by the Jewish Museum of Casablanca, the only Jewish museum in the Arab world. If time allows, stroll the Corniche seaside or visit the majestic Hassan II Mosque. Overnight in Casablanca. Day 2: Casablanca – Rabat – Meknes – Fes Travel to Rabat, the country’s capital. Visit the Jewish cemetery, which faces the royal palace — a testament to the longstanding coexistence of Jews and Muslims in Morocco. Stop at the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Kasbah of the Udayas. Continue to Meknes, home to Talmud Torah Synagogue and the tomb of Rabbi David Benmidan. By evening, arrive in Fes, the spiritual capital of Morocco. Overnight in a traditional riad in the Fes medina. Day 3: Fes – Guided Jewish Heritage Tour Explore Fes, once home to one of the largest and most vibrant Jewish communities in Morocco. Visit the Ibn Danan Synagogue, restored with support from UNESCO. Explore the Mellah (Jewish quarter), the Jewish Cemetery, and the tomb of Solika Hatchouel, a local martyr. Tour the medina, including the Al-Quaraouiyine University, artisan quarters, and tanneries.Optional: Attend a Shabbat service or private dinner with members of the local Jewish community. Overnight in Fes. Day 4: Fes – Sefrou – Bhalil – Ifrane – Midelt Drive south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Sefrou, once known as “Little Jerusalem,” to visit the old mellah and the tomb of Rabbi Lahou Harroch. Continue to Bhalil, a town with traditional cave dwellings, and on to Ifrane, the alpine-style town nicknamed “Switzerland of Morocco.” Overnight in Midelt, gateway to the High Atlas. Day 5: Midelt – Erfoud – Rissani – Merzouga (Sahara) Descend through the Ziz Valley, dotted with palm groves and ksour, toward Erfoud, a town once home to a large Jewish community. Visit the ruins of a former synagogue or meet descendants of local Jews. Continue to Rissani, birthplace of the Alaouite dynasty. Arrive in Merzouga and take a sunset camel ride into the dunes. Spend the night in a luxury Sahara camp, with a fireside dinner and star-filled sky. Day 6: Merzouga – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley Rise early for sunrise in the desert. After breakfast, visit Tinghir, home to another historic mellah and a beautifully preserved Jewish quarter. Visit the Todra Gorges, Morocco’s dramatic limestone canyons. Continue through the Dades Valley, stopping at local kasbahs and villages. Overnight in a boutique hotel in the valley. Day 7: Dades – Skoura – Ouarzazate – Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakech Drive along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, stopping at Skoura oasis and its Jewish ruins. Visit the film studios of Ouarzazate and the iconic Ait Ben Haddou, a ksar used in many historic and Hollywood productions. Cross the Tizi-n-Tichka Pass in the High Atlas Mountains and arrive in Marrakech by evening. Day 8: Marrakech – Jewish Heritage Tour Explore Marrakech’s Mellah, established in the 16th century. Visit the Lazama Synagogue, the Jewish Cemetery, and walk through the narrow lanes of the old Jewish quarter. Highlights of the broader tour include the Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs, and Jemaa el-Fnaa Square. Optional dinner at a kosher-friendly restaurant or a Shabbat dinner experience. Overnight in a riad. Day 9: Excursion to Ourika Valley – Rabbi Shlomo Bel Hensh Take a day trip to the Ourika Valley, home to one of Morocco’s most venerated Jewish pilgrimage sites: the tomb of Rabbi Shlomo Bel Hensh. Visit Berber villages and enjoy a light hike through the valley. Return to Marrakech for your final night. Day 10: Departure from Marrakech or Casablanca After breakfast, transfer to Marrakech Menara Airport or Casablanca Mohammed V Airport depending on your flight plan. End of the tour. Tour Details Inclusions: Private transport in luxury 4×4 or minivan English-speaking driver and licensed local guides Airport transfers 9 nights in boutique riads and hand-picked hotels 1 night in luxury desert camp Daily breakfasts, 4 dinners All guided tours and site entrances Camel ride in Sahara Exclusions: Flights Lunches and beverages Tips and personal expenses Optional Shabbat meals or synagogue donations Custom Options: Add Shabbat experiences or kosher-style dining upon request Optional day trips to Azemmour, Essaouira, or Casablanca Jewish sites Fully adjustable pace and luxury level

Agadir, Casablanca, Dakhla, Marrakesh, Skoura, Tetouan, Tour

8 Days / 7 Nights – Essential Morocco Journey

Agadir, Casablanca, Dakhla, Marrakesh, Skoura, Tetouan, Tour / aymanebenzattat@gmail.com

Trip Overview 8 Days / 7 Nights – Essential Morocco Journey From Marrakech to the Sahara, Fes, and the Blue City of Chefchaouen This 8-day private journey is designed for travelers who seek to uncover the essential wonders of Morocco in just over a week — from the ochre lanes of Marrakesh to the golden silence of the Sahara, the cultural depth of Fes, and the ethereal beauty of Chefchaouen. Traverse mountain passes, explore ancient kasbahs, sleep under desert stars, wander through Roman ruins, and admire the ornate architecture of imperial cities — all seamlessly arranged with private transport, expert guides, and hand-picked accommodations. Whether it’s your first journey to Morocco or a curated revisit, this itinerary provides an exceptional balance of discovery, authenticity, and comfort. Itinerary Overview Day 1: Marrakech – High Atlas Mountains – Telouet – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate Your journey begins in vibrant Marrakech, with an early departure toward the High Atlas Mountains. Cross the scenic Tizi-n-Tichka Pass, where dramatic views stretch over peaks and valleys. Visit the little-known Telouet Kasbah, once a seat of the powerful Glaoui family, then continue to the majestic Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage ksar that has served as a backdrop for numerous films and series. Reach Ouarzazate, often called the “Gateway to the Desert,” for dinner and overnight. Day 2: Ouarzazate – Skoura – Amridil Kasbah – Rose Valley – Dades Gorge After breakfast, visit Atlas Film Studios and the ancient Taourirt Kasbah before heading east to the Skoura oasis and the evocative Amridil Kasbah, framed by endless palm groves. Continue through Kalaa M’gouna, famed for its rose harvests, and arrive at the sculpted landscapes of the Dades Valley. Stop at the “Monkey Fingers” rock formations and enjoy panoramic viewpoints before settling into your boutique hotel for the night. Day 3: Dades – Todra Gorges – Erfoud – Merzouga (Sahara Desert) Depart for the towering Todra Gorges, where sheer canyon walls rise dramatically above the palm-lined riverbed. After time to walk the gorge and enjoy lunch en route, continue through Erfoud, known for fossil workshops, and arrive in Merzouga at the edge of the Sahara. Ride a camel into the vast dunes of Erg Chebbi, stopping for sunset atop the sands. Your night is spent in a luxury desert camp, with dinner and live Berber music beneath the stars. Day 4: Merzouga Exploration – Nomads – Khamlia – Flamingo Lake Wake early to witness sunrise over the dunes — a serene, unforgettable experience. After breakfast, explore the Merzouga region by 4×4. Visit nomadic families in their traditional tents and learn about their desert way of life. Continue to Khamlia, a village known for its spiritual Gnawa music, then stroll through date palm groves and see the seasonal Lake of Merzouga, often home to migratory flamingos. Return to a hotel in Merzouga for dinner and overnight. Day 5: Merzouga – Rissani – Erfoud – Ziz Valley – Midelt – Ifrane – Fes Leave the desert behind and travel northward. Visit the Rissani market, where traditions run deep, and continue to Erfoud. Pass through the Ziz Valley, one of Morocco’s largest oasis networks, and stop for lunch in Midelt, nestled between the Middle and High Atlas. Journey onward through cedar forests, home to the Barbary macaques, and stop in Ifrane, a Swiss-style town known for its alpine charm. Reach Fes by evening. Day 6: Guided Cultural Tour of Fes With your private guide, dive into the spiritual and intellectual heart of Morocco. Highlights include the Royal Palace gates, the labyrinthine Fes el-Bali medina (UNESCO-listed), the Bou Inania Madrasa, Nejjarine Fountain, the tanneries, and the Al-Quaraouiyine University, the oldest in the world. Visit the Jewish quarter (Mellah) and enjoy panoramic views from the surrounding hills. Overnight in a traditional riad. Day 7: Fes – Meknes – Volubilis – Chefchaouen After breakfast, depart for Meknes, an imperial city with impressive architecture and history. Visit Bab Mansour, the Royal Granaries, and the Moulay Ismail Mausoleum. Then continue to the Roman ruins of Volubilis, once a thriving outpost of the empire, known for its mosaics and columns. In the late afternoon, ascend into the Rif Mountains to reach the blue-painted streets of Chefchaouen, where you’ll spend the night. Day 8: Chefchaouen – Tangier Departure Enjoy a final morning to stroll through Chefchaouen, photograph its unique blue walls, and take in the tranquility of its mountainside setting. Later, transfer to Tangier, where your journey concludes with a drop-off at the airport or port. Tour Details Inclusions: Private transport in A/C 4×4 vehicle or minivan Professional English/Spanish-speaking driver Airport pickup in Marrakech and drop-off in Tangier 6 nights in boutique hotels and riads 1 night in a luxury desert camp Daily breakfasts 4 dinners (as per accommodation plan) Guided tours in Fes and Chefchaouen Camel ride in the Sahara Exclusions: Flights Lunches and drinks Entrance fees to monuments Personal expenses and tips Important Information This itinerary is fully customizable based on your preferences, group size, and travel season. Whether you seek more luxury accommodations, extra nights, or specific activities, we’ll tailor the experience accordingly.Contact us for a personalized quote.

Agadir, Casablanca, Desert, Marrakesh, Rabat, Skoura, Tour

12 Days / 11 Nights: Morocco Grand Tour from Casablanca

Agadir, Casablanca, Desert, Marrakesh, Rabat, Skoura, Tour / aymanebenzattat@gmail.com

Trip Overview 12 Days / 11 Nights: Grand Moroccan Discovery from Casablanca An epic private journey through imperial cities, mountain passes, golden deserts, and Atlantic shores. This 12-day private itinerary is a grand mosaic of Morocco’s most iconic places, from majestic architecture and bustling medinas to silent sand dunes and the serenity of the Atlantic coast. Whether it’s your first time in Morocco or a long-awaited return, this journey offers a comprehensive and luxurious introduction to the country’s cultural richness, natural diversity, and timeless spirit. Starting in Casablanca and ending where it began, this journey is a perfectly designed loop across the four imperial cities, the Sahara Desert, the High Atlas Mountains, and the charming Atlantic town of Essaouira. Every day reveals a new landscape, a new flavor, a new story — guided with expertise and delivered with comfort. Itinerary Breakdown Day 1: Welcome to Casablanca – Morocco’s Urban Gateway Upon your arrival in Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and commercial heart, you’ll be welcomed by your private driver and transferred to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, begin with a visit to the iconic Hassan II Mosque — the largest mosque in the country and a marvel of modern craftsmanship, perched dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean. Stroll along the Corniche seaside promenade and enjoy a leisurely introduction to the city’s coastal ambiance. Overnight stay in Casablanca. Day 2: Casablanca – Rabat – Chefchaouen (The Blue Pearl) After breakfast, begin your road journey north to Rabat, the administrative capital and one of Morocco’s four imperial cities. Here, you’ll explore highlights including the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the striking Hassan Tower, and the picturesque Kasbah of the Udayas, overlooking the Bouregreg River. After lunch, continue toward the Rif Mountains to reach the enchanting town of Chefchaouen, known for its pastel-blue facades, mountain air, and peaceful ambiance. Overnight stay in a riad tucked in the medina. Day 3: The Blue City of Chefchaouen – A Painter’s Dream Spend the day exploring Chefchaouen at a relaxed pace. Walk through its narrow alleys lined with blue-washed walls and doors — a medina that feels like a living art gallery. Visit the local souks and artisan stalls, take photographs beneath cascading flowerpots and colorful staircases, and stop for traditional lunch in one of its panoramic cafés. In the afternoon, opt for a short hike to the Spanish Mosque, which offers sweeping views of the city and surrounding valleys. Return to your riad for another tranquil evening. Day 4: Chefchaouen – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes Leave the Rif mountains behind and head south to explore Volubilis, the most well-preserved Roman site in Morocco. Marvel at its intricate mosaics, archways, and ancient foundations that once marked the empire’s western frontier. Continue to Meknes, the former imperial capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail, where you’ll visit the monumental Bab Mansour, Royal Granaries, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. End the day in Fes, where you’ll settle into a traditional riad in the old city. Day 5: Full-Day Guided Exploration of Fes Fes is a cultural and spiritual capital with a maze-like medina dating back over 1,200 years. With a local guide, you’ll delve into its most treasured sites: The Royal Palace gates The Bou Inania Madrasa The Tanneries, where leather-making techniques are centuries old The Al-Qarawiyyin Mosque and University, the oldest in the world The Nejjarine Fountain and artisanal quartersAlso visit the Jewish quarter (Mellah) and ascend to a nearby fortress for a panoramic view over the ancient city. Return to your riad to relax and reflect on a day immersed in tradition and architectural splendor. Day 6: Fes – Ifrane – Cedars Forest – Midelt – Merzouga (Sahara Desert) Depart Fes and drive south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Ifrane, known for its alpine-style architecture and clean mountain air, before heading to the Cedar Forests of Azrou, where you may encounter Barbary macaques. After lunch in Midelt, continue through the Ziz Valley, a vast oasis dotted with date palms and traditional ksour. Arrive in Merzouga, the gateway to the Erg Chebbi Dunes. Mount your private camel and ride into the desert just as the sun begins to set. Your night will be spent in a luxury desert camp, with dinner, traditional music, and stargazing under the expansive Saharan sky. Day 7: Desert Discovery – Nomads, Music, and Oases After sunrise and breakfast, spend the day exploring the Merzouga region by 4×4. Visit: A nomadic family, where you’ll enjoy tea and hear stories of desert life The village of Khamlia, known for its African heritage and vibrant Gnaoua music A historic eyeliner mine, and the seasonal flamingo lake A scenic palm grove, ideal for short walks and photographyReturn to your boutique desert hotel for dinner and overnight. Day 8: Merzouga – Rissani – Erfoud – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley Travel from the Sahara to the towering Todra Gorges, passing through the town of Rissani, once the heart of Morocco’s ancient Tafilalet kingdom. Visit its bustling market (particularly lively on market days), then continue to Erfoud, known for fossilized marble. After lunch near Todra Canyon, explore the dramatic red cliffs that attract climbers from around the world. End the day in the scenic Dades Valley, famous for its winding roads and unique rock formations. Overnight in a charming guesthouse. Day 9: Dades Valley – Rose Valley – Skoura – Ait Ben Haddou – Marrakesh Drive through Kalaat M’Gouna, the heart of the Valley of Roses, and continue through the Skoura oasis, known for its kasbah-dotted palm groves. Arrive at the legendary Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-listed ksar whose mudbrick structures have starred in numerous films. Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the spectacular Tizi-n-Tichka Pass, descending into Marrakesh by early evening. Settle into your riad in the medina. Day 10: The Red City – Guided Tour of Marrakesh Explore the sensory delight that is Marrakesh, with a private guide: Visit the opulent Bahia Palace and the mysterious Saadian Tombs See the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a