Taroudant Sightseeing Tour from Agadir
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Key Highlights
- Smartphone voucher accepted – No need to print!
- Visit charming Taroudant, the 'Grandmother of Marrakech'
- A friendly welcome from the Berber people
- See the surreal tree-climbing goats
- There are numerous excellent souks here; perfect for souvenirs and gifts
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Activity Schedule
When does it run?
Mondays
Duration4 hours 30 minutes
Start time08:00am
Meeting PointYour hotel in Agadir.
Ending Point
(Please mention your hotel details at the time of booking. If you do not have this information now, please contact the local activity operator 48 hours prior to the start of the tour with these details.)Your hotel in Agadir
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Overview & Itinerary
Overview
Step back in time when you visit the enchanting red-walled city of Taroudant on the edge of the Sahara.Fall in love with this gem of a town, perfectly preserved within its magnificent ochre ramparts. Revel in the rich light and color and be intoxicated by spicy hot smells wafting on the breeze. Enjoy the famous friendliness of the resident Berbers.
Wander in the labyrinthine alleyways of the medina and browse the souks for terracotta, wrought iron, pottery, brass and copper, leather, carpets and rugs, and jewellery.
Taroudant is one of those places you won't want to leave!
Itinerary
For your Taroudant Sightseeing Tour from Agadir you will be picked up at 8:00am from your hotel.
You will set out for Taroudant in an air-conditioned vehicle with your guide. The excursion takes around 4 ½ hours and you will cover a distance of approximately 200 km (120 miles).
By the roadside you will see argan trees, with their gnarled and twisted trunks. This tree is typical of south-west Morocco and produces nuts that are the source of a rich and tasty oil.
You will probably see goats clambering along the knotted tree trunks and branches to feed on the leaves and fruit, and your vehicle will stop to let you take photos.
You will continue on to the beautiful walled city of Taroudant, former capital of the Saadian dynasty, often described as a 'scaled-down version of Marrakech'. But unlike Marrakech, almost the entire city is contained within the magnificent rich red ramparts. Lying close to the edge of the Sahara desert, Taroudant has a mainly Berber population who are known for their friendliness.
You will stop for photographs by the ramparts and then visit the Jnane Soussia restaurant for a refreshing cup of mint tea or a glass of soda.
Afterwards you have an hour to explore the medina (the maze of narrow streets near the town center) and visit the excellent souks. The Berber market in Taroudant sells vegetables and spices and also clothes and household goods, while the Arab souk specializes in handicrafts such as terracotta, wrought iron, pottery, brass and copper, leather, carpets and rugs, and jewellery.
At around 11:50am you will board your vehicle for the return journey to Agadir.
You arrive in Agadir at around 12:30pm and will be dropped off back at your hotel.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Transportation in an air-conditioned bus or mini-bus
- English speaking guide
- Mint tea/glass soda in Taroudant
Exclusions
- Food and drinks (apart from mint tea/soda in Taroudant)
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Please note & Additional info
Please note
It is advisable to re-confirm the tour departure details 48 hours prior to the start of the tour as this tour has a minimum passenger requirement of 6 people, if this is not met the tour would either be rescheduled for another date or cancelled with a full refund
You must carry your identity papers (passport or identity card).
The activity operator reserves the right to modify the program in the case of unforeseen events.
Non-Muslims are not permitted to enter the mosques.
Voucher information: No need to print! If you are travelling with a smartphone or tablet you can present your voucher on your device for this activity.
Additional info
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details and local telephone numbers at the destination. They will happily answer any logistical questions you may have
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reviews
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Easy and organised
Easy to book and confirm. Tour bus was on time. Friendly tour guide. Very well explained plan of the day. Worth the money....
E Patel, United Kingdom, 01/Sep/2011 -
Truly Terrific Taroudant Tour
We had an amazing trip to Taroudant. It was very well organised and the tour guide was excellent, speaking five languages fluently and ensuring everyone got to hear all about the...
Mrs c l smith, United Kingdom, 30/Dec/2011 -
Taroudant Sightseeing Tour from Agadir
A good value trip that lived up to the description. If you don't have the time to make it to Marrakesh, this trip is definitely worth taking in order to see something of the...
Brian M Andrews, United Kingdom, 08/Feb/2014 - Read all
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