
14 Days
Tangier to Dakhla
Fourteen days, one coastline, an entire country. From Tangier where Africa begins to Dakhla where the road ends. You'll pass through every Morocco the Atlantic touches—medinas and fishing ports, surf towns and ghost colonies, flamingo lagoons and kitesurfer camps. The ultimate coastal crossing.
Your Route

Day 1
Tangier → Casablanca
A southbound drive from Tangier to Casablanca along the Atlantic and northern corridors.

Day 2
Casablanca → El Jadida
A short coastal drive south from Casablanca to the port city of El Jadida.

Day 3
El Jadida → Essaouira
A coastal journey south from El Jadida toward Essaouira along the Atlantic coast.

Day 4
Essaouira → Legzira
South into wilder country. Agadir passes. Tiznit's silver walls flash briefly. The coast turns dramatic—cliffs, empty beaches, the Atlantic crashing without audience. Legzira's red arches appear, sculpted by waves over millennia. The sea never stops working.

Day 5
Legzira → Agadir
A northbound coastal drive from Legzira near Mirleft back to Agadir.

Day 6
Agadir → Sidi Ifni
A coastal drive south from Agadir to the former Spanish enclave of Sidi Ifni.

Day 7
Sidi Ifni → Guelmim
An inland drive from Sidi Ifni to Guelmim, transitioning from the coast to the pre-Saharan interior.

Day 8
Guelmim → Khenifiss
This route takes you to Khenifiss Lagoon, a beautiful bird sanctuary near the Atlantic coast.

Day 9
Khenifiss → Akhfennir
A short coastal drive linking the Khenifiss Lagoon to the town of Akhfennir.

Day 10
Akhfennir → Tarfaya
A southbound coastal drive from Akhfennir to the town of Tarfaya.

Day 11
Tarfaya → Dakhla
A long southbound coastal journey from Tarfaya to Dakhla along the Atlantic Sahara.
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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