Agadir: Majestic Camel Safari & Authentic Desert Feast

Nice and funny ride :) Lovely animals :) Nice people :) Good food at bbq :) We will be back next year , just summer. See you!!

Yes was fun. Didn’t do barbecue & wish we had. Transportation was good. People with camels excellent.

Very punctual. The camel were very calm, food was delicious and our guide was excellent, very knowledgeable.

Excellent time up until the unexpected additions. The camel ride was fun and they did great job. Lunch was great. After excursion was over the host had extra time to take us to a few additional options complementary. I should have been more insistent. Ultimately all ended well - so would recommend.

We were taken by van to the area with the camels and were loaded on. We had fun with this as there were fellow Canadians from our cruise ship which made the drive very interesting. Small world! Food was tasty and the Souk interesting. They take you to the Argan Oil factory and also a leather store. After those visits we asked to go back to ship as we tired of high pressure sales. The camels were calm and we enjoyed the walk . The two accompanying men asked for tips after and we gave each 5 euros.

Camel ride was fun and had good views.The journey had a lot of animals, a view of the palace, and a lake filled with flamingos.

Not the most scenic experience! Guide was very good and took lots of photos for us. He didn't want to hang around the flamingo river because of mossies which we were grateful for.

The camel ride was calm and good, it doesn't look like a mess, but it's worth it because we don't get such an experience on a camel every day. For me, the camel was calm. I would just say that when it leans to the side, you feel like it's falling with you, and when it rises, you feel a little like the camel is rising. I was personally very scared because I'm afraid of heights, but I managed it. It's not that bad. Even when it went down, I was very scared, but we had a good camel that went down slowly, so it wasn't terrible either. The experience is perfect. I recommend it to everyone, even those who are afraid of heights like me. I was shaking all over when I got off the camel, but it's worth it. Be prepared for the fact that your legs and arms, especially your palms, may hurt because you're holding on tightly and your legs are spread wide apart. I feel like after a 3-hour workout. 😂 But as for What they are afraid of is adrenaline and an experience of a lifetime. I recommend a taxi driver or a bus driver who came to pick us up at the hotel and took us to the camel port. The gentleman who has a camel will take you, take pictures, put a scarf on your head and you go on a tour. The ride is about an hour to an hour and 20 minutes. We also gave him 100 dirhams, which is about £8-9. He was an older gentleman and he walked with us on the camel for an hour and kept an eye on us. So we gave him that guy because we felt sorry for him because he walked so much. When we arrived from the camels to the airport, we went for tea and dessert. The tea was peppermint original Morocco tea. It was perfect. Once again, it was worth the £32-33. I paid through Viator and for this money it was worth it. For two developed photos, I paid 50 dirhams, which is about £4.80. It's not a lot. As soon as we finished our tea, we immediately got in a taxi and it took us to the hotel.

Lovely day, we went on the camel around the dessert, had some nice bbq and ended with nice morrocan tea! Bonus was the shops close by our guide was nice and our driver Fouad was very nice and welcoming. Thank you!

The whole experience was fantastic. I was nervous at first but they were really good at calming me down. The ride itself was great and the food afterwards was delicious. Would definitely recommend.