Sidi Mokhtar is a village with a special character. Half of its population are Berbers, but the Other Half are Arabs, Making a beautiful Combination of rich heritage. Enjoy a 15-minute Break and discover Sidi Mokhtar's Traditional coffee shops.

- The Argan forest: Argan, also known as Harjan or Berber almond, is an extremely rare tree that grows in the centre of the Kingdom of Morocco, specifically in the Souss region. It is famous for its oil, considered the rarest type worldwide due to its many benefits. Argan trees grow abundantly in southern Morocco, covering thousands of hectares in various regions. They can also be found in southwestern Algeria, Mexico, and California, but the ones in the latter two areas do not bear fruit. The Jews of Morocco brought argan fruits to Palestine to cultivate them in the Negev Desert and Wadi Araba. The ancient Argan tree resists drought and combats desertification. Its oil is used for nutrition, beauty, and medicine, while its by-products are used as livestock feed. Enjoy a 10-minute Photo session before We Continue our Journey To Essaouira.

- Female cooperative for the extraction of organ oil: Several cooperatives located between Essaouira and Marrakech exclusively hire women to work with nuts. This provides around 2000 women with paid employment, which in turn helps them achieve a certain level of financial independence. Take a 20-minute Stop to Know more about this Miraculous Tree.

Once you arrive in Essaouira, you'll have approximately 5 hours to explore the city and discover its natural, historical, and cultural treasures. From the old medina, with its maze of alleys and various souks, to the countless restaurants offering tantalising Moroccan dishes, the city has something for everyone. Take a stroll and count the numerous gates of the Medina, each influenced by different styles. Admire the beautiful kitesurf sails in the blue sky or watch the surfers riding the waves. Essaouira Beach, with its golden sand and refreshing swell, is one of the most beautiful beaches in Morocco. Relax on a terrace in the shade of the trees while enjoying fresh seafood or other typical dishes. Essaouira's charm and tourist potential have made it one of Morocco's most popular destinations. Don't miss the chance to experience it for yourself. You'll leave Essaouira with unforgettable memories that will stay with you forever.