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The camel ride was brilliant. Guides harassed us for tips when it finished though. Apparently 20 dirhams was not enough. Supposed to be a barbecue on a ranch. No ranch, just a restaurant above a shopping centre. Was supposed to be a barbecue dinner. Was served a chicken tagine, & bread. Barbecue was following apparently according to the waiter. He brought out 2 tiny sausages and 2 chicken wings for 2 people. No Moroccan salad, no mint tea, and definitely no barbecue as your website states.
A camel ride followed by a barbecue in Agadir is a typical Moroccan experience. This adventure provides an engaging immersion into local culture and a delightful exploration of the surrounding landscapes.
Your escapade begins with a pick-up from your hotel in Agadir, followed by a brief journey to a ranch situated just outside the city. Upon arrival, a welcoming team will introduce you to your camels. After receiving safety instructions and learning about camel handling, you'll be all set for your ride.
Camels, iconic creatures of the Moroccan desert, will transport you through diverse and scenic landscapes; from sandy trails and eucalyptus forests to arid regions and gentle sand dunes. The pace is relaxed, allowing you to appreciate the natural surroundings while being soothed by the rhythmic sway of the camel. You'll have the chance to explore palm groves and perhaps spot nearby Berber villages.
Following the camel ride, you'll return to the ranch for a barbecue. A mouthwatering good meal awaits, typically featuring grilled meat (beef, chicken or even turkey), accompanied by fresh Moroccan salads, traditional bread and sauces. All served in a convivial and warm atmosphere. You will also be able to enjoy a Moroccan mint tea to complete this festive meal.
The evening around the barbecue is often animated by discussions with the local guides, who will share stories about life in Morocco and its traditions.
