Buggy Adventure in Agafay Desert

Highlights 

• Powerful vehicles: Take advantage of our new buggies (CF Moto 1000 Sport // Can-Am Maverick 700)
• Unique setting: An atypical desert with the High Atlas as a backdrop.
• Experienced guides: A friendly, experienced English or French-speaking guide.
• Off-road adventure: Ride through authentic local villages.

Description 

The Agafay desert, just 45 minutes from Marrakech, is a unique playground for a day of buggy discovery. This stony desert at the foot of the Atlas Mountains offers breathtaking scenery and incredible trails. Perfect for riders and adventurers looking for comfort and thrills.

Meet us at our departure oasis in the Agafay desert. Your safety and comfort are our priorities. After a briefing and equipment handover, you’ll begin the journey through the arid hills and endless horizon of the Agafay, to the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. You’ll pass through local villages and dry wadis, with breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains, weather permitting.

An authentic Moroccan lunch is provided in a small village tent with spectacular mountain views. Our friendly and attentive professional guides will be delighted to show you their favorite trails and spots.

Available options 

Premium Day Tour : Full privatization and luxury bivouac lunch option.

What you need to know 

• Availability: This activity is available all year round.
• Departures: Meeting time confirmed after booking by email or WhatsApp.
• Participants: Each buggy can accommodate 2 people (driver and passenger). Minors under 18 are accepted as passengers only as it is necessary to have a driving license to pilot a buggy,  ID will be required on site. Minors aged 16 and over can pilot a quad with parental authorization.
• Duration: approx. 8 hours, including transfers, welcome, preparation, briefing, initiation, route and return to hotel.
• Groups: Possibility of mixing your adventure with quads for groups. Activity organized for very small groups, with the option of total privatization.

What to bring 

• Identity: Don’t forget your ID (passport, CIN or driving license).
• Camera: Don’t forget your camera to capture the great moments of the ride.
• Dress code: Wear closed-toe shoes, soft, comfortable clothing, sunscreen and warm clothing in winter. Avoid shorts and skirts out of respect for local customs.
• Insurance: Check that you have personal all-risk insurance with a repatriation option.