Begin your journey from Agadir and head south along the Atlantic route toward the relaxed coastal town of Sidi Ifni. On the way, stop in Tiznit, a traditional southern town known for its historic walls, silver jewelry, and strong Berber identity. This is a great introduction to the craftsmanship and cultural atmosphere of southern Morocco.

Continue to Sidi Ifni, a charming town known for its laid-back rhythm, Spanish colonial influence, and distinctive Art Deco architecture. With its ocean views, quiet streets, and unique atmosphere, Sidi Ifni offers a refreshing and different side of Morocco.

Check in to your hotel and enjoy your first evening on the Atlantic coast.

After breakfast, leave the coast and head into the Anti-Atlas Mountains, traveling through scenic southern landscapes toward Guelmim and then Tafraoute, one of the most picturesque mountain towns in Morocco.

This region is famous for its almond trees, argan oil traditions, and local crafts, including traditional Moroccan slippers known as babouches. As you continue through the mountains, discover the spectacular beauty of the Ameln Valley, where weather-shaped granite rocks, palm groves, and Berber villages create a striking natural setting.

Enjoy a relaxing walk in the valley and admire how the mountain colors shift from pink to gray to gold depending on the time of day. Check in to your accommodation and overnight in Tafraoute.

After breakfast, depart Tafraoute and travel through Chtouka Ait Baha toward Taroudant, one of the most attractive historic towns in southern Morocco. Surrounded by impressive red-ochre walls, Taroudant is often nicknamed the Mini Marrakech because of its medina atmosphere and traditional architecture.

The town is well known for its markets, artisan workshops, and silver jewelry, making it a rewarding place for travelers interested in authentic local shopping and everyday life away from the bigger cities. After exploring Taroudant, check in to your hotel and enjoy dinner and overnight stay.

Leave Taroudant behind and head northeast through the scenic Tizi n’Test Pass, one of the most beautiful mountain roads in Morocco. This spectacular route offers breathtaking views over valleys, Berber villages, and mountain landscapes as you make your way toward Marrakech.

Along the route, stop to visit the historic Tin Mal Mosque, one of the rare mosques in Morocco that can be visited by non-Muslims. This important Almohad monument is a remarkable example of early Moroccan Islamic architecture and adds a rich historical dimension to the journey.

Continue to Marrakech in the afternoon and check in to your accommodation. Overnight stay in Marrakech.

After breakfast, enjoy a guided discovery of Marrakech, one of Morocco’s most vibrant imperial cities. Once a major oasis on the old caravan routes, Marrakech remains a city full of energy, architecture, gardens, and cultural life.
Visit the city’s major landmarks, including the Bahia Palace, Badi Palace, Saadian Tombs, Koutoubia, Majorelle Garden, and the lively souks. The day also includes time in the famous Jemaa el-Fna Square, one of the most iconic public squares in Morocco, where the spirit of the city comes alive.
Return to your accommodation and overnight in Marrakech.

After breakfast, depart Marrakech and drive west toward the Atlantic coast to visit the beautiful UNESCO-protected town of Essaouira. Formerly known as Mogador, Essaouira is a charming seaside city with Portuguese influence, whitewashed houses, blue shutters, and a relaxed artistic atmosphere.

Famous for its fishing harbor, coastal fortifications, artisan workshops, and wood marquetry traditions, Essaouira offers a wonderful contrast to the inland cities. Walk through the medina, visit the port, enjoy the sea breeze, and discover why this town has attracted artists and travelers for generations.

Check in to your accommodation and overnight in Essaouira.

In the morning, after breakfast, leave Essaouira and travel south along the Atlantic coast toward Agadir. Along the way, stop at Sidi Kaouki, a beautiful beach known for its wild dunes, peaceful atmosphere, and natural coastal scenery. This is one of the most scenic and untouched beaches on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.

Continue to Taghazout, the famous surf village known for its ocean views, fresh sea air, and laid-back lifestyle. This stretch of coast is especially loved by travelers seeking relaxation and beautiful Atlantic scenery.

Arrive in Agadir later in the day, where your 7-day Atlantic coast tour from Agadir comes to an end.