Excellent organisation of the trip. Akram was very knowledgable regarding the history of Agadir and Marrakech. The bus was comfortable, therefore we didn’t feel the travelling exhausging.

On November 23rd, I went on a day trip to Marrakech and had an absolutely wonderful time. What truly made the experience unforgettable was our guide. Although I can’t remember his name, he was exceptional—so knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and kind. He engaged with everyone in such a thoughtful and genuine way, which made the trip even more enjoyable. It was a great experience, all thanks to him!

This day tour begins with a trip to a fishing town by the Atlantic Ocean by a mini desert, followed by stops at Tiznit, a town with the “real” Moroccan vibes, then by a camel riding ground with beautiful small dunes. The lunch was at the top of a nearby city, and the two dishes were great. We then checked out the nearby Youssef Ben Tachfine Dam with panoramic views. On return, we stopped by a ceramics shop to watch the skilled craftsmen in action and shop on site. Throughout the journey, host Imham explained the history and background of the places well. Overall, this tour is a good way to spend a day in the Agadir area.

Great ride in the cable car up to the castle. Sadly the castle was closed by the time we made it up but it was still beautiful to walk around and amazing views.

This cable car trip was excellent. It's a little out of the centre of Agadir so if you dont want to walk book a taxi. We chose to walk. The cable car itself offers wonderful views of the whole of Agadir and the harbour. Once you get to the top you are hounded by 'guides' trying to give you information which is already there, however, you can give them a little money and they will leave you alone. There is also camels up there which are cool to see. They are currently doing work to restore the castle up there, which will be amazing to see when it's done. The views are spectacular.

The guide was really good and accommodating and so was the transport. It was a great way to see the best part of Marrakech. I would note this isn’t a “small group” and at times it can be hard to hear the guide. It’s quite a mixed group so you tend to walk quite slowly to cater for the elderly.

Highly recommend this day trip. Besides Marrakesh being an amazing place to visit, the guide we had for the day was outstanding - highly knowledgeable and made you feel safe in the chaos that is Marrakesh.

Such an amazing trip with Abdellah!! Totally recommend it and a fabulous way to see some traditional Morocco. Amazing sand duning experience and Abdellah’s driving was superb, visiting Tiznit was like stepping back in time and once again Abdellah was on hand with all of the information. Finished off with a camel ride in the desert which was breath taking

Really great. Polite friendly guide took photos for us and a lovely tea and biscuits to finish. Tick one off the bucket list.

Really enjoyed this experience. Could have easily caught a taxi to the Kasbah at the top, but where's the fun in that. Carriages are large and clean, and if it's not busy, you can manage to get in your own without having to share with strangers, which they charge extra for with the VIP carriages at a ridiculous price.

Very fun experience, interesting to see the desert and the way of life. Our guide was Simba ( Nourdine Benradia) very interactive and friendly taught us a lot and a pleasure to be with. Highly recommend

You can't come to Morocco without visiting Marakech, and this company does a good excursion. Guide was helpful and knowledgeable. The journey on the bus was long but comfortable, and we stopped for toilet and drink break. Marakech was bedlam, but we expected this. A little rushed through the souk but plenty of free time at end to go back in, if you dare. It's like a Warren and you WILL get lost.

Extremely good tour guide, informative, ensured everyone was safe, gave tips going around and very friendly. Comfy bus, good food, very pleasant experience overall. Highly recommend. The guide shows you around the market and points out interesting things and tells the story of Morocco. Did not feel boring or too long or too short.

This was an excellent tour. Communication was good; the travel was on time; the host was engaging and interesting; the bus was comfortable; the walk through the Medina was well organised and security chap kept us all looked after. We had a great day and this is a fantastic was to see Marrakech without the stress of doing it solo. The only thing that irked me slightly was the mid-tour sales pitch. We were told we would be visiting a woman's co-operative to hear more about how Argan oil is produced etc, but in reality, this was a nauseatingly long sales pitch in a room in the middle of the Medina. The only saving grace was that it was air-conditioned so provided a nice break from the heat. While it was interesting, it went on too long and was more about selling product than it was about educating. If this was a little shorter, I would have given 5 stars. I'll also add that the central square doesn't really come to life until 6pm and the tour leaves before then, so although you get to experience the Medina at its best, the central square is best visited in the evening. In in all however, I had a great day and highly recommend this tour.

The name of this excursion was very misleading. There was no sunset ride. We booked it for 12pm under the impression that we would be taken to the desert see the sunset on the camels and have a bbq dinner there. 👀👀 That was NOT the case. We were picked up yes- then driven twenty minutes if that down the road to a dusty piece of derelict land that had what looked liked tired and worn out camels but were actually, tired and worn out Dramahs- a camel with one hump. Then we were taken up and through the side roads through what would have been a nice green area but wasn’t and then stopped at a dirty river to take pictures!!! Afterwards we returned back to the starting point. The host was lovely and well meaning but his liveliness was wasted in this area. He was informative on the Dramahs too. We were then given some Moroccan tea and offered pictures of ourselves that were taken before as we alighted the Dramahs at the beginning. The Dramahs each have names and mine was called shnooky. The transfer driver had no time for us at all. We had bbq dinner included but it turned out to be a dinner at one mini market with loads of cats!!! He came back for us but we had no time to even look around and buy any souvenirs. His attitude was really poor. Overall I wouldn’t book this trip again.