Afous argan Tickets and Tours

15 days tours all of Morocco from Casablanca

An exceptional Morocco Tour

For a family trip, I contacted Gboo for the organization. Together we decided on a very interesting program for the kids with visits to 3 Moroccan cities. Mr. Abdelhadi's support and responsiveness were flawless. He was attentive and didn’t hesitate to guide us with our choices. On site, Mr. Abderazak was our host — available, patient, and very polite. It was a real pleasure to discover Morocco with him. The company also treated us to a wonderful afternoon in the Agafay Desert, and that remains one of the children’s best memories. I recommend Gboo Tours for your trips to Morocco: it’s a team of professionals who do everything to make you feel at home.

Private Day Trip Marrakech to Essaouira | UNESCO Coastal CityTour

A fabulous time in Morocco - and a day trip to Essaouira

Hakim happened to be our driver from the airport and that is how we were introduced to this company - and as luck would have it Hakim would be our guide for two trips that we did afterwards. One of them was a day trip to Essaouira; I’ve been before as a separate tour but this time it was a private trip with just Hakim and my family. I say that but throughout the trip Hakim felt like family - he was a super guide, informative, welcoming, caring and flexible. I’d have absolutely no doubt in my mind, in booking again and for anyone wishing to visit Essaouira - do it! It’s such a lovely place and so much calmer than Marrakesh with equally wonderful stalls, artwork and great food - plus the beach, and lots of water sports too. The private trip is ideal as you have so much longer there to enjoy and isn’t rushed like many other tours.

Half-day excursion: Nature & Essaouira Desert

A great trip out of Essaouira into the hills

If you are staying in Essaouira and fancy seeing life away from the town, this trip is well worth considering. Azziz was very friendly and took into account what we wanted to see. We were offered a short visit to a women’s argan oil cooperative which we accepted, had a quick explanation of how the oil is produced and had an opportunity to buy argan based products. That was where the touristy part ended. The rest of the day was spent somewhat off the beaten track, in what Azziz called the ‘mini Atlas’. Azziz stopped the car several times to let us take photos of the beautiful landscape. First real stop was Zaouiat Sidi M'hend Benslimane, site of a school - perched on top of a rocky outcrop - founded by a famous Moroccan writer and traveller. We then drove (and then walked, crossing a small river) to a local Berber farmhouse for a lunch of biscuits, bread, and goat tagine - very tasty! The owner was a very considerate and friendly host. We then walked to the nearby Grotte de la Sainte Lalla Takandoute, which is an old Berber religious site built into the side of a gorge. An interesting labyrinth of rooms, lived in, but very simply furnished. Our route back to Essaouira passed the Dar Caïd M’Barek Neknafi, a ruined fortress overlooking a beautiful lake, but we did not stop there. Overall, the itinerary was not exactly as advertised, but we still thoroughly enjoyed it. Azziz speaks fluent French, his English is more limited. We managed to get by with our limited French. In summary, we think this trip will be very rewarding for those who are a bit more adventurous with their sightseeing, and are happy to get somewhat off the beaten track.