



Draa Valley
Draa Valley, one of Morocco’s most breathtaking regions, stretches from the High Atlas Mountains to the Sahara Desert, offering an extraordinary blend of landscapes, history, and culture. This lush valley, carved by the Draa River, is home to vast palm groves, ancient kasbahs, and traditional Berber villages, creating a scene that feels almost untouched by time. The valley is dotted with historic kasbahs , such as Kasbah Tamnougalt and Kasbah des Caïds , which stand as testaments to Morocco’s architectural and cultural heritage . These fortified structures once played key roles in the region’s trade routes , linking sub-Saharan Africa to North Africa . Beyond its stunning scenery , Draa Valley offers adventurous opportunities , from camel treks through the desert to exploring scenic mountain trails . The region is also known for its local markets, where travelers can experience authentic Moroccan craftsmanship, traditional textiles, and handmade pottery . For those seeking an immersive experience in Morocco’s diverse landscapes and rich history , Draa Valley is an unmissable destination that perfectly captures the essence of Morocco’s natural beauty and cultural depth .
More than 2 hours
💡 This duration is based on typical visitor patterns and includes time for exploring, taking photos and enjoying the attraction at a comfortable pace.
Location
✨ Location
Draa Valley extends from the High Atlas Mountains to the edge of the Sahara Desert, with key towns such as Agdz and M'Hamid El Ghizlane serving as access points.
✨ Transportation
The valley can be reached by road from major Moroccan cities, with various travel options available, including guided tours and private transportation.
✨ What to Bring
Visitors should bring comfortable clothing, including layers for varying temperatures, sturdy walking shoes, and sun protection. A camera is essential for capturing the stunning landscapes and historic sites.