From our base: the lake, a high plateau, the Berber valleys and a night in the mountains, then back across the Agafay plateau. The detailed track comes in the route book, on request.
186 km · ≈ 5 h/j · 562–1715 m
Detailed route on request
536 m1401 m
1Leg
2Leg
3Leg · overnight
4Leg
5Leg
The detailed day-by-day track + our partner accommodation: in the route book (on request). Imagery: Sentinel-2 cloudless 2020 by EOX IT Services GmbH (CC BY 4.0) — modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2020
The landscapes you cross
From the Atlas to the Agafay plateau
Two worlds in two days: the altitude and green valleys of the High Atlas, then the bare rocky ground of the Agafay.
The terrain this raid crosses.
Day by day
1Day
High plateau and valley
Briefing and first laps in the buggies at our base, then the tracks along the lake and the climb onto a spectacular high plateau (727 m): sweeping Atlas views and Berber villages. Down into a valley for lunch with a local family, across orchards at the foot of the high peaks, and on to the evening stop.
2Day
Villages, pass and back to Agafay
Off on a web of tracks through hills, valleys and well-preserved Berber villages. Lunch at the high point of the raid (1,715 m), in lush green surroundings. Then out onto the Agafay plateau: rolling mineral terrain and a last driving session before the return to base.
The precise track and our partner accommodation: in the route book (on request).
What's on the menu
Two worlds in two days
The High Atlas and its altitude, then the rocky Agafay desert: a contrast only two days let you truly experience.
A night in the mountains
A stopover at a charming hotel in a High Atlas valley, at the foot of the high peaks: dinner and a night far from the bustle — the heart of the raid.
~5 h of driving a day, by design
We don't chase the miles. The driving limit leaves room for the passes, the villages and the meals.
Can-Am buggies, full support
Two guided days, a support vehicle possible: we handle the logistics, you ride.
Included
Can-Am buggy and fuel for both days
Dedicated guide for both days
Night and dinner at the stopover
Lunch on day 1 and day 2
Helmet, goggles and 4-point harness
Tea stops and water
To plan for
Transfer to and from Marrakech (on quote)
Extra drinks and tips
Personal spending at the overnight stop
A warm jacket: the passes and the night at altitude are cool
What to bring
Closed shoes and riding gear
A warm jacket (the passes and the night at altitude are cool)
A small bag with things for one night
Sunglasses, sunscreen, dust scarf
Who it's for
For travellers who want adventure in depth: outdoor lovers, groups of friends, couples who enjoy driving. A good general fitness and the appetite for two active days.
Stopover & partners
The night is spent at a charming hotel in the mountains; the Agafay camps remain available as an option before or after the raid.
The evening stopover
Overnight and dinner at a charming hotel, in a High Atlas valley at the foot of the high peaks — exceptional natural surroundings for the raid's stopover.
Dinner & fire show
Option: start or end the raid with a dinner-and-show evening at a luxury camp in Agafay.
Moroccan table in Agafay
Moroccan table in Agafay for a pre- or post-raid lunch or dinner.
Frequently asked questions
What does this raid cost?
On quote: the price depends on the number of machines, group size, accommodation and transfers. Detailed quote within a few hours. A 20% deposit secures the dates.
Is the raid private?
Yes, 100%. It runs for your group alone, with a dedicated guide — never a shared convoy.
How much driving per day?
Around 5 hours, spread out with real breaks. That's deliberate: time for the passes, the villages and the meals rather than chasing kilometres.
Do I need to be fit?
Two active days of driving: reasonable general fitness is enough and we adapt the pace. Tell us about your group.
