Agafay Buggy & Camel Ride from Marrakech
Private combo · price
From €117
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We pick you up from your Marrakech riad in the afternoon and drive about forty minutes to our base on the edge of the Agafay Desert. This agafay buggy camel ride pairs a fast run over the stony plains with a slow camel walk at the end of the day, so you get both the noise and the quiet in one trip. Agafay is rock and grey hills rather than sand, which is exactly why the buggy grips so well out here.
What you’ll do
At the base you sign in, pull on a helmet and get a short briefing on the controls and the route. You drive the two-seater buggy yourself along marked tracks that wind between the flat-topped hills and dry riverbeds of the Agafay. The loop runs for about an hour with a stop on a ridge for photos over the plain toward the Atlas.
When you hand the buggy back, the camels are waiting. A handler walks you out on a gentle line across the stony ground as the light drops, roughly thirty to forty minutes at an easy pace. We finish with mint tea back at the tents.
Trip highlights
- Drive your own two-seater buggy over the Agafay’s rocky tracks
- Ridge stop with a clear view toward the snow line of the High Atlas
- Sunset camel walk led on foot by a local handler
- Round-trip transfer from central Marrakech, about forty minutes each way
- Mint tea in the camp before the drive home
What’s included
- Hotel or riad pick-up and drop-off in Marrakech
- Buggy rental and fuel
- Helmet and safety briefing
- Camel ride with a handler
- Mint tea at the base
What’s not included
- Lunch or dinner
- Tips for the guides and drivers
- Personal insurance
- Photos taken by the on-site photographer
- Anything not listed above
Frequently asked questions
Do I drive the buggy myself?
Yes. After the briefing you drive your own two-seater buggy. If you would rather not drive, a guide can take the wheel and you ride along.
How long is the camel part?
The camel walk lasts about thirty to forty minutes at a slow pace, timed for the softer light near the end of the day.
Is there sand for the camels?
Agafay is a stone desert, so the camels walk over firm rocky ground and low hills rather than dunes. It is a calm, steady ride.
What should I wear?
Closed shoes, sunglasses and clothes you don’t mind getting dusty. Bring a light layer for the camel ride, as it cools down once the sun is low.
Book this experience
Price on request. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and group size and we send you a quote the same day.
A small deposit holds your slot and the balance is paid on the day at the base.