Morocco · CAMEL RIDES IN AGADIR
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 camel rides in Agadir worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Leave Agadir by air-conditioned minibus for a 10-minute ride to the ranch. Choose a camel, follow tracks through eucalyptus trees toward the Souss River, and stop for photos. After roughly 90 minutes to two hours in the saddle, enjoy mint tea and biscuits, with a Moroccan dinner available as an upgrade.
“This is what everyone must do. 4 hours comfortable on 🐫 camel ride around desert 🏜 👌 😋 😎.”
Ride from Agadir or Taghazout to Timlalin Dunes for guided sandboarding beside the Atlantic. Add quad biking, a camel ride, or a Moroccan BBQ dinner show. Guides such as Mohammed, Aziz, Ilyas, and Momo help beginners, handle photos, and keep the outing friendly and well organized.
“We had so much fun on these, we rode for about an hour which is more than enough time the trail was beautiful and the tour guides were very helpful.”
Ride a gentle camel for nearly two hours through the Agadir area toward the Souss River and beach. Guides such as Mohamed and Hossain share basic camel and local information, take photos on your phone, and serve Moroccan mint tea with biscuits afterward. Sunset departures offer the prettiest light.
“Really nice family run business, we had a lovely evening. They looked after us well”
Ride a gentle camel for roughly one to two hours from Agadir toward the Souss river, forest, dunes, and ocean. An English, French, or Arabic-speaking guide leads the group, takes photos, and finishes with Moroccan mint tea and biscuits. Flamingos may appear far off, but sightings are not guaranteed.
“great value for money. not an exotic trip in the desert but a lovely camel trek experience. camels all seemed very well looked after.it was very rural and a small walk down the souss river where we seen flamingos in the distance. the camel tour guide was lovely. he gave a little bit of history and took photos. photos were taken at the start and were printed when the trip had finished. these cost 50 dirham.. hand washing facilities and Moroccan tea and biscuits were provided. over all of you just want a camel ride in morocco this is a great trip to help the locals earn some pennysRead more”
Ride a camel for up to two hours through the Souss Massa area near Agadir, passing eucalyptus, scrubland, a river, and possible flamingo habitat. Hotel transfers, a guide, sun scarf, mint tea, and pastries are included, with optional barbecue service.
“Well organised, reasonably priced and fantastic, helpful guides. The camels were well behaved and the pace was just perfect”
Ride a camel from Agadir into eucalyptus country, along dirt tracks and the flamingo river. Choose morning, afternoon, or sunset departure, with hotel or cruise pickup. Add barbecue, couscous, Moroccan cakes, and mint tea. Guides such as Hassan and Abdul may help with photos and the meal.
“We organised this tour last minute as we missed the tour organised in Marrekech. If you just want an experience of experiencing a camel ride it ticks the boxes but your basically along the side of a road for half of the trip and then cross some kinda sandy dump land to reach a lake with flamingos.Dont have high expectations.id recommend a dessert your from Marrakech. I think 1.5hrs would be sufficent”
Spend a full day touring Souss-Massa by 4x4, from pottery workshops and Atlantic fishing caves to Tiznit, Massa National Park, mini Sahara dunes, and Dam Youssef Ibn Tachfine. You will share a Berber tajine lunch, ride a camel, and travel with an English- or French-speaking guide.
“No any negative comments, was a big surprise at all. Great day, lots of fun, excellent driver and guide. Highly recommend”
Spend a full day with a multilingual guide such as Simba, Lahcen, Hassan, or Hicham, visiting an argan garden, Paradise Valley, a local lunch house, Timlalin’s Atlantic dunes, and a sunset camel ride. Expect hiking, swimming when water levels allow, and optional sandboarding.
“Brilliant day with Lahcen! The route was a great balance of spectacular scenery, hiking, swimming, lovely food, seeing ways of life, meeting people that would have been otherwise impossible. Being in a 4x4 was comfortable & meant we could go down roads buses could not. I travelled with my 11-year old son & Lahcen was warm, kind and so fun with him. He arranged some extra sand surfing for him along the way & introduced us to friends & people he knew everywhere we went. He shared a world with us, with so much generosity & knowledge (& in many languages). Highly recommend!”
Ride a camel through Agadir’s wooded trails, dunes, and river country, with a chance to spot flamingos. Choose a daytime outing with BBQ or the 17:00 option for sunset, dinner, music, and evening atmosphere. Hotel pickup and return are included, and guides may include Ahmed or Anwar.
“Really lovely camel ride enjoyed it and fun only down side is the bbq it’s not so much a bbq it was a very large bowl of cuscus 4 veg sussage lots of mushy sussage and a chicken wing each and u got one slice of fruit each lol”
From Agadir or Taghazout, you’ll ride by camel through eucalyptus trees toward the Souss River and the royal palace area. Guides help first-time riders mount, take photos, and serve Moroccan mint tea afterward. Pickup and drop-off are included, with rides lasting about an hour, though the full outing may take longer.
“We had a great time on the camel ride in Agadir, and the overall experience was wonderful. The ride itself was a unique and enjoyable experience, especially if you’ve never been on a camel before. The camels were well-chosen for us, and the journey was peaceful, offerinRead more”
From Agadir or Taghazout, you’ll get hotel pickup, safety gear, one hour on a quad, and one hour on a camel near Tamraght Bay. Guides lead you along golden dunes and six kilometers of beach toward Taghazout, take photos, and help beginners feel at ease.
“Fantastic! Loved every minute! Really good value for money. Was a bit skeptical at 1st as I had a 8 year old and a 14 year old with me. But staff were so helpful and friendly! Took us on an amazing quad bike adventure in the desert along the beach! Then after we went on the Camels 🐫 for the 1st time. Haha was a bit scary at 1st but absolutely amazing! Amazing guy that led us all the way around Banana beach. Beautiful scenery and lovely guy! Thank you for the lovely memories 😊 Also special shout out to Jimmy and Ali Baba the Camels 🐫 ❤️ they're amazing…”
Leave Agadir or Taghazout by air-conditioned minibus for a gentle camel ride through eucalyptus trees and beside the Souss River. Local handlers guide beginners, help with photos, and serve Moroccan mint tea and biscuits. Flamingos are wild and may be distant. A barbecue upgrade is available.
“Amazing experience overall. My only cristism was we didn't really see the flamingos as they were so far away. Having said that,the guides were really good,friendly and accommodating witb everyone's request taking pictures and videos. Plus extra points for the tea and biscuits at the end of the tour.”
Travel from your Agadir hotel to a ranch for a two-hour camel ride through Aghroud Bensergao and an eucalyptus forest. Stop at the Souss River for photos and possible flamingos, then finish with mint tea and Moroccan cakes. The route is countryside, not Agadir beach or desert dunes.
“The experience was fantastic. They take you on a nice long walk to the river, taking photos and videos of you along the way. The river has flamingos and the sunset is there is amazing. Highly recommend.”
You’ll leave Agadir by minibus for a guided dromedary ride through eucalyptus trees, dunes, and the Souss estuary. Guides such as Brahim and Hassen help with the camels and photos. Finish with tea and a generous family-style dinner in a traditional tent before your hotel transfer.
“We had a lovely time. The guides were all kind and patient. Dinner was family style and wonderful. Would highly recommend.”
You’ll ride a well-trained camel for about two hours near Agadir, passing Aghroud Forest, the King’s Palace, dunes, and the Souss River. Hotel pickup and dinner are included. Guides such as Mohammed and Ottman help with the ride, photos, traditional clothing, barbecue, and couscous.
“Great experience, staff were so friendly camels were so well trained. Dinner was exceptional and plenty of it. The ride took us past the kings palace and toward a kind of lake/beach. The ride lasted a couple of hours and was uncomfortable at first but became ok after a few minutes. Lovely way to spend the evening”
Pick a dune, a valley, a medina or a steam room.
