From Agadir Morocco tour South .

Arrival at Agadir airport. Transfer to the booked roundtrip riad. moving into the rooms, yes, according to arrival time, and the check-in of the city. The city is surrounded by a seven-kilometre-long, historic city wall around the medina. Things to do in Taroudant include exploring this historic monument. The city wall was built of rammed clay (pisé) and is in good condition. It forms an irregular line and is flanked by towers with battlements about every 50 steps. A tour of the wall with five gates can also be done in a carriage. Within the city walls are crowded low houses, which mostly consist of only one ground floor. There are stalls, vaults, work and sales here. There are also numerous mosques. Visitors can also relax in the central Place Al-Alaouine and watch the colourful hustle and bustle of the streets and alleys. to accommodation

After breakfast , continue through the fertile Souss Plain to taliouine , the saffron capital of Morocco : Taliouine is set in enchanting landscapes in the magnificent Souss Massa region and is famous for its important role in the local economy and its worldwide reputation as the capital of saffron. This small village extends at an altitude of 1080 meters, only 119 kilometers from Taroudant. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it is home to one of Morocco's most impressive geological folds.

The city is known for its hand-knotted Berber carpets.

After a ride pass of 1600 m high erreischen agdz here your path leads you through the bizarre Draa valley to Zagora. In the Middle Draa, over a million date palms grow, but also fruit trees, almond and olive trees. The drive goes through old villages, through sand - and stone desert past camel herds. Dinner and overnight in Zagora

Continue along the Draa valley. Over a million date palms grow in the Middle Draa, as well as fruit trees, almond and olive trees. The journey goes through old villages, through sand and stone deserts, past herds of camels

- Visit to the interior of El Kaid Omar's Kasbah. continue to Zagora

You continue to follow the Drâa Valley. With its sea of palm trees, tamaris and umbrella acacia trees, it is not only one of the most picturesque river valleys in Morocco, but also the longest river oasis in the country at over 1,250 kilometres. On the way to Zagora, you will repeatedly cross small villages, some of which are very original. Between Agdz and Zagora, the river that accompanies the main N9 road carries water all year round. Zagora is the centre of agricultural production, but has always been an important trading and marketplace. At one time caravans were resting and trading here on their way through the Sahara. They sold their goods and stocked up on provisions. For the journey through the desert was exhausting and long. This is illustrated by a signpost at the roundabout in the centre with the words “52 days after Tombouctou”. - on the edge of palm grove of Zagora hides the pretty accommodation. in kasbah-hotel sirocco with dinner and F

- After breakfast they leave Zagora. In Tamegroute you will learn about the centuries-old art of pottery and the treasures of Tamegroute's unique library. A German-speaking employee will guide you through the venerable library. It houses one of the most valuable and oldest collections of books and scripts of the Koran in all of North Africa. Afterwards, walk with your guide to a traditional pottery workshop. For centuries, pottery families have been making the green glazed pottery, Tamegroute's trademark, by hand.

FOSSIL WORKSHOP IN ALNIF In Alnif you visit a fossil workshop. Your tour guide will explain to you how the fossils in the black marble were formed. Cut and carefully polished, they create artistic souvenirs, fine decorations and furniture. At a sales exhibition you can purchase finished bowls, decorative pendants, mirror-smooth tables or even fountains with rock inclusions. - continue to Rissani

Long ago, the magnificent town of Rissani was once the capital of the Tafilalet Oasis. Because of its favorable location, the city was of great importance; the great ruler Moulay Ali Cherif also came from here. The magnificent mausoleum, which is located on the southern edge of the city, is still a reminder of him today. But tourists come to Rissani in droves not only because of the magnificent building, but also because the town is located on the edge of the Erg Chebbi and is therefore a good starting point for tours into the impressive sandy desert. What is most impressive here are the mighty sand dunes, which are up to 150 meters high.

into the sandy desert of Merzouga. Transfer to the dromedary and take a 40-minute ride to the tent camp. (Of course, if you wish, you can also take your luggage to the camp in a jeep.) We have comfort tents for 2 people with electricity and a sink. Food around the campfire and sometimes a little music under the 360 degree starry sky. If guests prefer to stay in an auberge, that is also possible. However, we recommend the camp, which is a highlight even for those who are not experienced in camping.

We have comfort tents for 2 people with electricity and sink. Eating around the campfire and sometimes a bit of music under the 360 degree starry sky. If guests prefer to stay in an eggplant, this is also possible. But we recommend the camp, which is also a highlight for not experienced tenters.

Half a day in the Sahara after breakfast. Opportunity for a camel ride or jeep tour. Or just relax in the sand dunes. Then drive to Tinerhir via erfoud, an oasis at 1342 m altitude. Drive into the impressive Todhra Gorge with its 300-meter-high rock faces.

In Tinerhir at the beginning of the Todra valley you follow the Todra river. About 15 kilometers you reach the narrowest and most spectacular passage of the Todra Gorge. Here the river has cut deep into the rocks of the High Atlas. You walk into the narrow area and cross the river on a concrete ford. On both sides of the gorge, which is only a few meters wide, the red-brown rocks rise almost vertically up to 300 meters.

- EXPERIENCE HIKE IN THE DADÈS VALLEY A green ribbon of orchards, grain fields and vegetable beds meanders over 30 km into the High Atlas near Boumalne. On a hike of about an hour and a half you will learn with what calmness and perseverance the Berbers have cultivated this beautiful piece of land for centuries. At the edge of the river oasis, you will experience the impressive “Monkey Fingers” rock formation and original kasbahs with sweeping views of the valley. - TERRACE RESTAURANT WITH A VIEW After your hike, stop for refreshments at a restaurant in the Dadès Valley. From the terrace you have a fantastic panoramic view of the green ribbon below you. It stands out from the reddish-brown rocks, some of which are bizarrely shaped, with mighty kasbahs perched over the course of the river and simple houses of the mud villages nestling on the slopes. to accommodation - Dinner/ F and overnight in a very nice kasbah house at the edge of the valley.

VALLEY OF THE ROSES Near Kalaa M’Gouna lies the picturesque Valley of Roses, which are in full bloom in April / May. Your guide will explain how the rose crops are grown and harvested. The farmers then process the flowers into the popular, sensually scented rose oil and rose water. During a coffee break in Kalaa M'Gouna you can test and buy the products typical of the region.

El kalaa Mgouna or Valley of Roses Near Kalaa M’Gouna lies the picturesque valley of roses, which are in full bloom in April / May. Your tour guide will explain how the rose crops are grown and harvested. Afterwards, the farmers process the flowers into the popular, sensually fragrant rose oil and rose water. During a coffee break in Kalaa M’Gouna you can test and buy the typical products of the region.

The Kasbah Timnit just outside Skoura with its wild garden can only be admired from the outside, very rarely and with a lot of luck its guardian engages in a chat and invites visitors to his place. The Kasbah Amridil is open to the public and captivates with its finely crafted facades, imposing towers and views of the palm grove.

The city is the “Hollywood” of Morocco, as numerous international films such as “Lawrence of Arabia”, “Gladiator” and many more have been filmed here.

After breakfast we will drive (on request short tour of a film studio) over Ait Benhaddou, a Berber fortress (Ksar) built into the rocks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site (visit),

You drive along to telouet ounila-tal, one of the most beautiful valleys in the country.

Telouet-kasbah sedate

Your journey towards Marrakech takes you on one of the most scenic routes in Morocco. You drive over one of the two big Atlas passes – Tizin-Tichka (2260 m).

- Marrakech, the world from a thousand and one nights. In the city, surrounded by thousands of palm trees, there are many sights : palaces, mosques, Koranic schools, gardens, the large bazaar with its sprawling souks and the huge market square of Jemaa el Fna, where snake charmers, water vendors, fire guzzlers and fairy tale tellers gather every evening. Overnight in an authentic, upscale riad in the Old Town with breakfast. A visit to equestrian games (fantasia show) outside Marrakech is a mass tourist spectacle, but possible on request.

Mellah’s narrow streets once housed the homes of the city’s Jewish population, as evidenced by numerous attractions, including the Salat Al Azama Synagogue with its tiled courtyard and exhibitions on Jewish life, and the peaceful Jewish cemetery of Miaara. Nearby are the lively Mellah market with fresh fruits and vegetables as well as meat and the spice bazaar Bab Mellah. The neighborhood is dotted with European-style cafes, elegant Moroccan restaurants and stalls offering barbecue dishes and tajines.

The Bahia Palace , a masterpiece of Moroccan architecture, invites you to travel through time and discover the grandeur of one of the most visited historical monuments in Marrakech. Built at the end of the 19th century, this impressive palace is a prime example of Moroccan and Islamic art and boasts ornate rooms, lush gardens and extensive courtyards.

“El Bedi was a square building; on each side of this square rose a large, magnificent dome, around which were clustered other domes, palaces and residential buildings. It was considerably high and covered a huge area. ... It contained onyx in all colors and marble, as white as silver or deep black [...]. The floor was paved with sumptuous, polished and finely hewn marble slabs; the walls covered with faience mosaics mimicked a flower mesh or the rich embroidery of a coat. Finally, the ceilings were inlaid with gold, and the walls decorated with the same metal were additionally decorated with brilliant sculptures and elegant inscriptions of the finest stucco. [...] It is a kind of earthly paradise, a wonder of the world, the pinnacle of art; it arouses exuberant enthusiasm and admiration.”

The Ben Youssef madrasa is a Koranic school (madrasa). It is considered the jewel of Saadian architecture and is located in Marrakech, Morocco. In 1564/65 it was enlarged and redesigned by Abdallah el-Ghalib, a Saadian Sultan. The name Ben Youssef is derived from the Almoravid Sultan Ali Ben Youssef.

The Medina of Marrakech is a Moroccan medina , the historic heart of Marrakech , one of the five districts that make up the municipality of Marrakech. Like most ancient Moroccan cities, the Medina of Marrakech is surrounded by city walls that separate the old town from the new town. These walls have numerous gates, some of which are more monumental than others. The quarters of the Medina often bear the name of the neighboring gate, a Zawiya (Sufi lodge), a mausoleum, a mosque , a palace or cemetery located there , a street or a traditional name. In the medina of Marrakech are also the souks (markets) of the city .

the large bazaar with its sprawling souks and the huge market square of Jemaa el Fna, where snake charmers, water vendors, fire guzzlers and storytellers gather every evening.

The Koutoubia Mosque is a 12th-century church in Marrakech, Morocco. It is the largest mosque in the city. Their architecture and simple decoration reflect the art of the Almohad dynasty. A first mosque was commissioned in 1148 by the Almohad Sultan Abdelmumen after the conquest of Marrakech.

The Jardin Majorelle is a botanical garden for tourists with around 300 species of plants on an area of almost one hectare, an Art Deco Villa, which has been awarded the title of “Maison des Illustres” (House of the Famous) since 2011, and a museum of Berber history in Marrakech, Morocco.The transfer to the airport for the return flight home or the subsequent stay in Agadir ,Casablanca or Essaouira takes place. - to the booked round trip hotel. Check-in of rooms, dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. 8. Day : Breakfast. During the day, transfer to the airport for the return flight home or subsequent stay in Agadir or Essaouira. (Depending on the flight connection, the return flight can also go back to home from Marrakech airport.) End of trip bye