A four-day private journey into the Anti-Atlas, a region of raw landscapes and unhurried Berber life. From Agadir you cross argan forests to Taroudant, the walled city nicknamed Little Marrakech for its red ramparts and lively souks.
Winding mountain roads lead to Kasbah Tizourgane, a fortified village on a hilltop, and down to the green palm canyon of the Aït Mansour valley. Tafraout, ringed by pink granite peaks, is your base for the Blue Rocks and the Ameln valley, before a scenic return to Agadir. Nights are spent in guesthouses and mountain riads.
Drive inland from Agadir through fertile plains and argan forests to Taroudant, with its walled medina and souks, and continue to the hilltop Kasbah Tizourgane for the night.
Wind deeper into the Anti-Atlas through remote Berber villages to the hidden Aït Mansour valley, a palm oasis between red cliffs, then continue to Tafraout.
A day around Tafraout: the surreal Blue Rocks, giant boulders painted in vivid blues, and the peaceful Ameln valley with Berber villages clinging to the hillsides.
Return to Agadir through the Aït Baha region with sweeping mountain views, traditional villages and chances to stop for photos or a coffee. End of the tour.
