Overview

Vivez une expérience inoubliable lors d’une excursion captivante à Essaouira, la ville blanche au bord de l’océan. Explorez ses ruelles pittoresques, ses plages de sable doré et laissez-vous envoûter par son atmosphère artistique et authentique. Au cœur de ce voyage, découvrez le précieux trésor marocain, l’huile d’Argane, reconnue pour ses propriétés anti-âge et sa capacité à nourrir et revitaliser les cheveux grâce à sa richesse en acides gras insaturés et vitamine E. Considérée comme un patrimoine culturel immatériel de l’UNESCO, cette huile symbolise à la fois la santé et la beauté du terroir marocain.

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Day 1 :

Estuary of Oued Tamri & Banana Village

Kick off your journey with a charming stop along the Atlantic coast! Enjoy breathtaking scenery at a popular surf spot where you can snap photos, relax, and take in the view of a small freshwater lagoon—a key resting point for migratory birds.

Day 02 :

Goats in the Trees (Argan Trees)

Discover why the argan tree is nicknamed the “goat tree.” When grazing on the ground is scarce, goats climb these trees to feast on the leaves and fruit. A dedicated photo stop is planned to capture these delightful moments, as you often spot them by the roadside.

Day 03 :

Feminine Argan Cooperative:

Experience fair and sustainable tourism with a visit to a local cooperative. A friendly guide will walk you through the various stages of extracting argan oil—both for cosmetic and culinary use—and explain its remarkable benefits. Enjoy a tasting session featuring regional specialties such as argan oil, Amlou (almond paste), and various local honeys.

Day 04 :

Essaouira Medina & Port

Explore Essaouira—also known as Mogador or the “Saint-Malo of Morocco”—located 175 km north of Agadir. This historic town is encircled by ancient ramparts and boasts a charming medina with white-washed walls and blue accents. Known for its constant winds (about 300 days a year) and abundant sunshine, Essaouira is a creative hub where many artists, sculptors, and musicians have made their home. The town is dotted with numerous art galleries and is famous for its renowned Gnaoua Music Festival held each June, as well as its exquisite thuya wood marquetry.
At the small, traditional fishing port, you’ll see local fishermen in action with their sardine boats and small motorized crafts, all of which add to the area’s authentic charm.
A magical lunch by the ocean sets the stage for a leisurely walk along the port. Then, wander through the medina (a car-free zone) to explore the Port’s Scala, the City’s Scala, the Portuguese cannons, and the bustling souks. The walking tour typically lasts 2 to 2.5 hours, and around 4 or 5 PM, you’ll begin your relaxed journey back to Agadir.

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