Overview

A touching excursion, an unforgettable day in a charming white coastal town. Essaouira, also known as Mogador, captivates with its artistic colors, soothing beauty, and long sandy beach.

One of the treasures of this region is Argan Oil, a flagship product of Moroccan terroir and a natural health and beauty elixir.

Cosmetic Argan Oil: Has exceptional anti-aging properties, nourishes hair, and enhances its strength and softness.
Culinary Argan Oil: Rich in vitamin E and 80% unsaturated fatty acids, it has been scientifically proven to reduce bad cholesterol levels in the blood.

Argan Oil has been recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Come and discover this magical place full of history, local crafts, and sea breeze charm.

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Day 01 :

Mouth of the Oued Tamri & Banana Village

A lovely first stop of the trip by the Atlantic Ocean! A beautiful landscape and a popular surf spot — perfect for photos and a short break. Here, a small freshwater lagoon creates a peaceful haven and serves as an important stopover for migratory birds.

Day 02 :

Goats in the Argan Trees

The argan tree is often nicknamed the “goat tree,” as goats climb up into its branches to eat the leaves and fruits when there’s nothing left to graze on the ground. A photo stop is planned to capture these fun and unique moments — they’re usually spotted right by the roadside!

Day 03 :

Women’s Argan Oil Cooperative

A great example of fair and sustainable tourism. Visit the cooperative, where a friendly local woman will guide you through the different stages of argan oil extraction — both cosmetic and culinary — and explain the magical benefits of this precious oil. You’ll also enjoy a tasting session featuring regional delights such as argan oil, amlou (almond paste), and various types of honey from the area.

Day 04 :

Essaouira’s Medina and Fishing Port

Essaouira, also known as Mogador or the “Saint-Malo of Morocco,” lies 175 km north of Agadir. Surrounded by majestic ramparts and facing the Atlantic, the city charms with its whitewashed medina and blue doors and windows.

Known for its 300 windy days a year and its ever-present sunshine, Essaouira is a haven for artists — painters, sculptors, and musicians — who find inspiration in its vibrant atmosphere. The city hosts many art galleries and is famous for the prestigious Gnaoua World Music Festival held every June. It is also renowned for its exquisite wood marquetry craftsmanship, especially with thuya wood.

The fishing port, though smaller than Agadir’s, is lively and authentic, filled with traditional sardine boats and a charming boatyard that add to the city's allure. A seaside lunch is a magical experience here. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely walk through the port and explore the medina on foot — no cars allowed — to discover the Scala of the Port, the Scala of the City, Portuguese cannons, souks, and more.

Around 4 or 5 PM, we begin the relaxing journey back to Agadir.

Day 05 :

Note

Lunch by the beach in Essaouira ≈ 10€ / person
Official Guide in Essaouira (optional) ≈ 30€ / group