Venture to Taroudant, known as “Little Marrakech” because of its similar ramparts and bustling souks. Explore the ancient walls, haggle with the locals, and admire the colorful gardens. Also, stop for lunch and take a donkey ride in the small village of Tiout along the way.

Leaving Agadir behind, drive through savanna-like, irrigated landscapes and head to Taroudant, often referred to as the pearl of Sous Valley. Along the way, make a stop at Tiout, a charming Berber village nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. Meet the locals to learn about traditional farming life. Ride a donkey out of the village, explore the palm-tree oasis, and see the old Kasbah before enjoying lunch.

Continue your journey to Taroudant. Follow your guide as you pass by the red-walled, 11th-century ramparts and 5 monumental gates. As you learn about the city's intriguing history, meander through the maze of narrow streets that take you to the busy square of Place Assarag, right in the heart of the city.

Wander the local markets and admire the work of the local craftsmen who produce goods with leather, copper, and silver—why not try your bargaining skills and treat yourself to a memorable souvenir!