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On the first day of your 12 days summer tour in Morocco, you will be picked up easily at Agadir Airport. This is the start of a trip full of cultural wealth and natural beauty. With its warm weather and beaches soaking up the sun, Agadir is the perfect place to start your Moroccan adventure. The friendly atmosphere sets the tone for an exciting journey from the moment you land. As you are taken to your starting place, you start to feel excited about the days that are to come, which are sure to be full of the wide range of experiences that Morocco is famous for.
On day two, you can take your time and explore Agadir, a beach paradise, at your own pace. A free day lets you get to know the city’s unique charm better. Take a walk along the sandy beaches, check out the busy local markets, and enjoy the easygoing vibe that makes Agadir what it is. This day is a great warm-up for the activities that are to come, whether you choose to relax at the spa, try some local treats, or just enjoy the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. Agadir isn’t just a place to visit; it’s a haven where you can relax and take in the real Morocco.
Today, the third day, you’ll go to Taghazoute, which is a great place for surfers on the coast of Morocco. There’s no better place to ride the waves than Taghazoute, whether you’re a pro looking for the thrill or a beginner eager to learn. The waves hitting the rough shore in a steady beat makes a natural symphony that makes you want to sink into the ocean’s embrace. Taghazoute’s energy becomes a lively background as the day goes on, a unique part of your Moroccan story.
The 4 day, you’ll spend the afternoon exploring the historic Medina as you move from the coastal charm of Taghazoute to the lively chaos of Marrakech. Morocco’s famous sites, old streets, and busy souks tell a story of the country’s past. Every alleyway whispers stories from hundreds of years ago. The colorful, loud, and smoky sounds of Marrakech come together in the Koutoubia Mosque, the Djemaa el Fna square, and the maze-like souks to make a live painting. As you travel from the peaceful coast to the cultural center of Morocco, the contrast of the scenery shows how appealing the country is in many ways.
An adventure in the Atlas Mountains and the Agafay Desert Going from the highest points of the Atlas Mountains to the calmness of the Agafay Desert on Day 5 is the peak of your 12 days summer tour in Morocco. A day trip is like a landscape painting—it gives you a lot of different things to do. You can ride through beautiful scenery, see a traditional Berber house in the mountains, and go on a horseback ride to a beautiful waterfall. If you want to experience real Moroccan hospitality, have lunch at a Berber house in one of the Imlil towns. You’ll not only get a meal, but also a chance to learn about the culture. During the day, the Agafay Desert draws people in.
A camel ride and a night spent under the stars in the desert make for a magical experience. This day is a microcosm of Morocco’s variety; it’s a trip within a journey that shows the beauty of the whole country.
On day six, you leave the Agafay Desert and drive to the beautiful city of Essaouira. This is your chance to go from the desert to the coast. When the dry regions give way to the rhythmic waves of the Atlantic, this change of scenery takes on a poetic quality. With its ancient medina, artistic spirit, and peaceful location on the coast, Essaouira is a great place to start exploring. When you put the city against the desert, you get a beautiful visual tapestry that makes you want to explore more of Morocco’s varied scenery.
You have another free day in Essaouira on Day 7, so you can learn more about what makes the city special. This slow pace makes it possible to fully experience Essaouira’s secret gems. Explore the old medina, unwind on the beautiful beaches, and enjoy the artsy vibe of the city. Whether you’re drawn to the busy markets or the seaside cafés with their mint tea, Essaouira is like a painting: every moment is filled with the real life of Morocco.
These longer lines give a more in-depth account of each day, making the 12-day summer tour in Morocco more interesting and full.
Today, the trip takes you from Essaouira’s coastal charm to Casablanca’s urban vibe. The drive through the scenery takes you from the historic charm of one city to the modern charm of another. In Casablanca, the famous Mosque stands out against the Atlantic Ocean and represents the city’s mix of old and new. The lively corniche invites you to take a stroll along the oceanfront and take in the lively energy that makes this coastal city what it is. At the end of the day, dinner at the famous Rick’s Café is a tribute to old movies, with a mix of Moroccan flavours and a bit of Hollywood glitz.
On this day of your summer holiday in Morocco 2026, you will drive to Rabat, which is the country’s capital. With the help of a local guide, the tour of Rabat turns into a journey through history. Every step you take in Morocco shows you more about its history, from the Kasbah to the old Chellah. Also, the peaceful atmosphere of the Andalusian Gardens gives you a taste of how architecturally, culturally rich the city is. Rabat is like a live painting where several traditions come together to make a beautiful tapestry of Morocco’s rich history.
As the tenth day of the trip approaches, the scenery changes again, taking you to the beautiful Ouzoud Waterfalls. In the lush settings, the falling water is a natural show that makes you want to enjoy the area’s peace. An enjoyable break is a day spent in nature. Also walking along the walks around the falls and maybe taking a refreshing swim in the pools below the falls. With its stunning beauty, Ouzoud captures the spirit of Morocco’s varied landscapes. It’s a hidden gem that you can find in the green hills.
the trip gets you back to the sunny shores of Agadir from the peaceful Ouzoud. The drive becomes a metaphor for the different scenery seen on the 12-day journey. When you get back to Agadir, memories of the trip mix with a sense of comfort, creating a beautiful balance. Think about the things you’ve done in Morocco, from the beautiful mountains of the Atlas to the stunning coastline. These experiences have made up a fabric of moments that will stay with you forever.
The last day of your trip through Morocco starts with a change from exploring to leaving. The last part of this 12-day summer tour is a journey to Agadir Airport. Take with you the sounds of the desert winds, and the rhythmic waves of the Atlantic. And the rich culture that makes Morocco beautiful as you farewell its beautiful landscapes, lively towns, and friendly people. Remember Morocco until the next time, and as the plane takes off, promise yourself a return to its magical embrace.
As your 12 days summer tour in Morocco comes to an end, the sounds of busy markets, dunes, crashing waves. Will create a mix of memories that define this enchanting North African destination. Each place, like the Agadir calm beach, the Marrakech busy streets, the Essaouira peaceful beauty, and the Ouzoud wonders. All have added to a trip tapestry that is as varied as the country itself. The deep cultural education, exciting adventures, and peaceful moments have all blended perfectly. Leaving a mark on the hearts of Moroccan visitors that will never be erased.
The farewell scene takes place in Agadir, where this summer holiday in Morocco 2026 began. Here, where the sun goes down over the Atlantic and the friendly people of Morocco say goodbye. When you leave Agadir Airport, don’t just bring back gifts; also bring back the memories of your trip to Morocco. These things—the bright colours of the medinas, the taste of traditional food, or the beats of local music… All this will stay with you forever as memories of your travels. As you board the plane for the last time, remember the magic of Morocco. Moreover, a place where old customs meet new pleasures, where every day shows a different side of its alluring beauty.
The price of this trip depends on the season you are planning to tour with us in Morocco as there is a difference between high seasons like April December January … and summer? and how many persons you are? in addition to the kind of accommodations and rooms, you would prefer to include?
