Buggy Riding in the Agafay Desert — with a Guide

A buggy is more stable and more enveloping than a quad: safety roll cage, four-point harness, an engine suited to the terrain. Two people per vehicle, for one or two hours as you like, across the stone hills and dry riverbeds that run out to the first slopes of the Atlas.

An experienced guide leads the way, another brings up the rear when the group has several vehicles. The route alternates fast stretches on the open plateaus with more technical sections on the downhill tracks. Sand, dust and wind are part of the experience: the chèche handed to you at the start isn't just for show. Two or three stops break up the outing, one of them over a mint tea, included in the price.