Top Essaouira Camel Rides

Ride a camel across Essaouira’s beaches, dunes and forests on a 2-hour guided ride. Take in the rhythmic sway of the camel’s gait from a traditional saddle, and absorb stunning views of the Atlantic coast. Scramble up the sides of steep sandy dunes, explore shady forests and get a camel’s-eye view of Essaouira’s tranquil countryside.

In the company of our professional local guide, you will experience a magnificent moment with friends, as a couple or as a family. The landscapes are magnificent and the natural setting is romantic. This 3-hour getaway offers you the opportunity to witness splendid and beautiful sunsets over sometimes calm and sometimes rough blue seas and natural shorelines that darken without artificial light.

Discover the serene coastal city of Essaouira on this guided, 3-hour camel ride. Climb aboard a desert dromedary and travel from the Ruins of Sultan Palace and Portuguese Castle to Essaouira Beach and beyond. Also, visit a small forest of eucalyptus and mimosa. Enjoy the scenic stroll away from the hustle of city life and enjoy a few hours of sightseeing. Be sure to bring a camera for photo stop opportunities. Local hotel pickup and drop-off included.

The Sahara Desert isn’t the only place to enjoy a camel ride in Morocco—on this tour, explore the beautiful beaches, sand dunes, and coastal forests of Essaouira aboard a dromedary camel. Admire the views as you amble along the coast and stop along the way to enjoy a Moroccan-style picnic lunch.

Discover the beautiful nature and landscape around Essaouira on the back of your camel, across Essaouira’s beaches, dunes and forests on a 2-hour guided camel ride. And absorb the stunning views of the Atlantic coast. It's a great adventure for all the family, with gentle and well-trained animals.

Discover nature and landscape around Essaouira on the dromedary. Move relaxed, stress free and ecologically with the lovable dromedaries. A leisure activity for young and old; suitable for both children and seniors. Ideal for the whole family. A trip to the rhythm of the quiet step of dromedaries, in a caravan, as the Berber people did for millennia. From 10 am to 4pm with a lunch stop