
10 Days
Road to Dakhla
Dakhla sits on a peninsula where the Sahara meets the sea. Getting there is the journey—through fishing villages, past Plage Blanche's endless sand, across the Western Sahara's empty highways. You arrive at the edge of Africa, where the wind never stops.
Your Route

Day 1
Agadir → Sidi Ifni
A coastal drive south from Agadir to the former Spanish enclave of Sidi Ifni.

Day 2
Sidi Ifni → Guelmim
An inland drive from Sidi Ifni to Guelmim, transitioning from the coast to the pre-Saharan interior.

Day 3
Guelmim → Plage Blanche
A scenic route connecting Guelmim with Plage Blanche, a beautiful, remote beach.

Day 4
Plage Blanche → Guelmim
East from the white sand. Plage Blanche releases you back to the road, back to the dust. Guelmim appears where the routes converge—camel market, crossroads, threshold between coast and deep desert. The sand from the beach stays in your shoes.

Day 5
Guelmim → Khenifiss
This route takes you to Khenifiss Lagoon, a beautiful bird sanctuary near the Atlantic coast.

Day 6
Khenifiss → Akhfennir
A short coastal drive linking the Khenifiss Lagoon to the town of Akhfennir.

Day 7
Akhfennir → Tarfaya
A southbound coastal drive from Akhfennir to the town of Tarfaya.

Day 8
Tarfaya → Dakhla
A long southbound coastal journey from Tarfaya to Dakhla along the Atlantic Sahara.

Day 9
Dakhla → Guelmim
The long road north. Hours of Western Sahara scroll past—sand, road, occasional outpost, then more sand. Guelmim finally appears where Morocco thickens again. You've crossed the emptiest corridor. The silence stays with you.

Day 10
Guelmim → Sidi Ifni
A westbound drive from Guelmim toward the Atlantic coast and Sidi Ifni.
This journey is a starting point.
These itineraries aren't fixed. They're designed to bend. Add a day in the desert. Skip the city. Stay longer where something pulls you. This is your journey—we shape it around what matters to you.
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