Sandboarding on the Timlalin Dunes
Sandboarding on the natural slopes of the Timlalin dunes, with boards provided and help for first-timers.





The Timlalin dunes rise just inland from the Atlantic coast north of Agadir, and a quad is the quickest way to see how far the sand runs. You ride your own bike behind a guide, following tracks that climb over the dunes and drop back towards the coast.
Before you set off, the guide explains the controls and the route and hands out helmets. The ride lasts about an hour, with stops on the higher ridges where the dunes meet the ocean. Many riders pair it with sandboarding or a camel ride on the same afternoon; see the other dune activities.
No. No licence is needed; the guide gives a briefing before the ride and adapts the pace to the group.
Drivers must be 18 or older, with one rider per quad.
Yes. Both take place in the same dunes and fit easily into one afternoon.

Sandboarding on the natural slopes of the Timlalin dunes, with boards provided and help for first-timers.

A slow camel ride across the Timlalin dunes towards the coast, suited to families and couples.

A guided walk along the cliffs and canyon near the Timlalin dunes, with the caves used by local fishermen and coastal viewpoints.