Top Things to do in Zagora
The 6 Best Things to Do in Zagora, Morocco
Discover the best top things to do in Zagora, Morocco including Draa Valley, Bivouac sous les Etoiles, Tamegroute, Tinfou Dunes, Musee des Arts Et Traditions de la Vallee de Draa, Zagora Markets.
Restaurants in Zagora
1. Draa Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By GretaBruno - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Draa Valley is a very special place on earth with its very own energy. I was overwhelmed by the stunning beauty of nature, constantly changing colours, gorgeous villages… definitely a place to visit more than once!
2. Bivouac sous les Etoiles
Overall Ratings
5 based on 339 reviews
Located around 35km from the Algerian border in the extreme south-east corner of Morocco lies M`Hamid, gateway to the desert. " Bivouac sous les Etoiles " organizes visits or touring treks. These treks will familiarize you with an area steeped in local traditions, magnificent landscapes whose beauty is surpassed only by their size, where the people are friendly and open.
Reviewed By Noiky548 - Madrid, Spain
We booked the classical 48-hour tour from Mhamid: 1 day by camel in a bivouac and 1 day by 4WD to Chigaga. Hamza and the two camel guys were really helpful, always willing to share interesting stories about Berbere culture and cooking delicious meals! :) Would recommend 100%!
3. Tamegroute
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Excursions dans le sud du Maroc et dans le desert, decouverte du peuple berbere, stages de darbouka, de cuisine marocaine et de poterie. / Trips in the South of Morocco and in the desert, discovery of Berber culture, workshops of cookery, darbouka drums and pottery.
4. Tinfou Dunes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Vanessa P - London, United Kingdom
I have seen bigger dunes when kids play with sand, nothing like the dunes shown in the pictures. Very disappointed as the rest of the group. I think if you really want to see real dunes is better to pay a visit to Merzouga. Where we stay was very close to Zagora, we can even see the village. However, the night at the dessert and the bedouine camp was really nice and cool.
5. Musee des Arts Et Traditions de la Vallee de Draa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S - Baltimore, Maryland
Surprised us greatly to find this out of the way museum hidden in a mud kasbah outside Zagora. Some kids had to fetch the old man gatekeeper to let us in, and we were overwhelmed with the stores of fascinating objects showing the life of the Berbers in the Draa Valley. Every aspect of their life is covered and described carefully in French and English as you meander through the old mud rooms on 3 floors. A complete birthing room, wedding outfits, tatooing tools, medicines, farming tools, etc. You name it and they have it. Fantastic collection of antique jewelry, guns, daggers, and ordinary household items held our interest for several hours. Three weeks in Morocco and this stands out as one of the best museums we visited.
6. Zagora Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
All kinds of goods from food to silver jewelry to firewood are for sale at the open-air markets.
Reviewed By Shiput99 - Schwyz, Switzerland
It's nice to experience a market which is adressed to locals but not to the tourists - and you can buy almost everything there, including useful souvenirs.
