1. Departure from Marrakech: Pickup: Your day typically begins with a hotel pick-up in Marrakech, where you'll travel in a comfortable 4x4 or minivan to the Agafay Desert. The journey takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour. Scenic Drive: On the way, you’ll drive through the Moroccan countryside, passing traditional Berber villages, rolling hills, and rugged terrain, providing a glimpse of rural life in the region

2 . Camel Ride in the Agafay Desert: Arrival in Agafay: Once you arrive at the desert camp or starting point, you'll meet your camel and guide. The camels are typically well-trained and gentle, perfect for both beginners and seasoned riders. Camel Ride: You’ll set off on your camel ride across the rocky desert landscape. While not a traditional sand dune desert like the Sahara, Agafay still offers a stunning, otherworldly atmosphere, with its barren beauty and unique, dry terrain. As you ride, your guide will share insights into the area’s history and ecology. Desert Views: During the ride, you’ll have sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, the distant Atlas peaks, and the expansive desert.

Sunset in the Agafay Desert: Sunset Stop: Towards the end of the ride, you'll be taken to a beautiful spot to watch the sunset. The golden hues of the setting sun over the desert landscape are breathtaking, especially as the light changes the colors of the surrounding rocks and hills. Photo Opportunities: The desert, with its quiet and tranquil atmosphere, offers incredible photo opportunities as the sun dips behind the horizon, casting long shadows over the land.

. Dinner Experience: Desert Camp: After the camel ride and sunset, you'll head to a traditional desert camp, where a delicious dinner will be served. The camp is often set up with Berber-style tents, low cushions, and lanterns to create an authentic atmosphere. Traditional Moroccan Meal: You can enjoy a hearty, flavorful dinner featuring a mix of Moroccan specialties such as tagine (a slow-cooked stew with meat and vegetables), couscous, grilled meats, salads, and fresh bread. Traditional mint tea may also be served. Entertainment: Some tours include live entertainment, such as Berber music, drumming, or even a fire show, enhancing the cultural experience of the evening.