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Taghazout Quad Bike
Embark on a Beach and Mountains Quad Bike Adventure from Agadir or Taghazout. Drive through Anti Atlas Mountains and Atlantic Ocean shores and beach sand dunes. Take memorable photos and videos and admire the beautiful sights around.
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Duration 2 - 4 hours
Tour Guiding:
Live tour guide
Arabic, French, English
Pickup optional
You will be picked up at your hotel in Agadir or Taghazout.
Pick up details
Pickup service is available from your accommodation in Agadir, Anza, Taghazout,Tamraght or Imi Ouadar. Meet your guide outside your hotel reception 15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time. Morning departure Drivers will wait no longer than 5 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. The duration of the tour includes pickup and drop-off times.
Small group
Limited to 10 participants
Highlights
Enjoy self-drive quad through the Beach and the Anti Atlas Mountains
Enjoy a thrilling 90-minute quad bike ride
Admire panoramic views of beautiful beach sights
Take memorable pictures and videos and enjoy the moment in the fascinating desert landscapes
Important information
What to bring:
Comfortable shoes
Clothes that can get dirty
Sun glasses
Water
Know before you go
This tour will take place rain or shine
What are Clients saying about us?
Your adventure will begin with a hotel pickup, followed by driving north of Agadir to the Berber village of Tamraght and Imouran beach. There you will meet your quad bike Tour instructor. After a small brief introduction to the quad bike driving techniques and some safety rules, you will be guided by our instructor on your ATV Buggy and start your adventure. On your way, you will explore fascinating desert landscapes, sand dunes and Argan trees. In the middle of your tour, you will have your mint tea break, and rest a while before you drive back to your starting point.
Take the opportunity to make some photos and videos by the instructor who will be happy to assist you with it. At the end of your quad bike tour, the driver will be ready to drive you back to your hotel of stay.
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Air-conditioned transportation
1H30 MINS Quad bike ride
Helmet and goggles
Picturing stops
Tips ( Optional )
Do I need to wear a helmet or other protective clothing to ride a quad or ATV? Legally, you don't need to wear a helmet, even on the public highway, although we recommend you do. In terms of protective clothing, as in a car, legally all you need to wear is enough clothing to avoid breaking any public decency laws.
Some ATVs are side-by-side seats, which can seat up to 3 people.
Professionals and experts agree that “driving a quad is easy, but mastering, it is difficult.”
Quad muscles help you straighten your leg, and they help lift your knees towards your chest. They also generate the force to propel your entire body forward. Your quads play a significant role in your body for speed training. The stronger your quads, the faster you will run.
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