Start your journey from Agadir, a coastal city in southern Morocco. Go southeast on good roads. You will pass through a mix of dry plains, small villages, and the Anti-Atlas Mountains. The drive from Agadir to Foum Zguid takes about 5 to 6 hours. It covers a distance of around 350 to 400 kilometres (220 to 250 miles). The distance depends on your route and stops. You'll see the changing scenery on the route. It includes rocky terrain, palm groves, and Berber villages. Foum Zguid is a small town. It is near the edge of the Sahara Desert. It serves as a gateway for travellers heading deeper into the desert. Then you go to Iriki Lake near the Chegaga dunes. There, you will enjoy riding camels in the dunes and watching the sunset over them. Back to our "Bivouac Les Nomades" for dinner and night.

The next morning, after breakfast in Bivouac, you'll head south into the heart of the Sahara Desert. You're headed towards the Chegaga Dunes. You can explore the dunes and discover the nomad family in the Sahara of Chegaga. After lunch, we drove back to Foum Zguid to visit the Taznakht Berber village and back to Agadir. Arrival in Agadir: You will be back in Agadir in the evening, thus bringing to the end of your exciting 2-day tour to the Saharan desert.