• Dakhla-Oued Ed Dahab - Imlili is a stunning saltwater area encircled by golden sand dunes and rocky cliffs. The pristine waters are nourished by an underground freshwater spring, forming a remarkable natural oasis.

Biodiversity: The sebkha features approximately 160 permanent water pockets, home to fish species like the Guinea Tilapia (Tilapia Guineensis), along with various plant and animal species. Migratory birds such as flamingos and cormorants, as well as desert creatures like lizards, can also be observed.

• Dakhla - The White Dune, situated roughly 20 kilometers from Dakhla, is a natural marvel that draws numerous visitors.
  The White Dune.

Geological formation: The White Dune is a vast crescent-shaped white sand dune, sculpted by the region’s prevailing winds. It stands majestically in the heart of the Bay of Dakhla.

Unique phenomenon: During high tide, the dune is encircled by water, creating the illusion of a floating island. At low tide, it unveils a natural pool where countless fiddler crabs gather.

Fauna: The White Dune serves as a sanctuary for many migratory birds, including flamingos, which find an ideal habitat there.

• Dakhla - Puerto Rico Beach, located about 60 kilometers south of Dakhla, is one of Morocco’s most secluded and beautiful beaches.

Puerto Rico Beach
Fine sand and emerald water: The beach is renowned for its exceptionally fine white sand and its crystal-clear emerald green waters.

Location: Puerto Rico is situated on the Tropic of Cancer, allowing for direct observation of the sun at its zenith during the June solstice.

Fauna: The beach attracts numerous migratory birds, making it a perfect spot for bird watching.

Activities: Visitors can enjoy the beach for relaxation and swimming.

• Dakhla - The Tropic of Cancer passes through Dakhla, a city located about 700 km south of Agadir.

Tropic of Cancer in Dakhla
Location: The Tropic of Cancer passes approximately 30 km south of Dakhla. This imaginary line marks the northernmost point where the sun can be directly overhead.

Landscapes: The area around the Tropic of Cancer in Dakhla is characterized by golden sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, including Puerto Rico Beach.

• Dakhla - The Asmaa Spring, located in the desert near Dakhla, is a thermal spring celebrated for its therapeutic properties.

The Asmaa Spring
Hot sulfurous waters: The spring releases hot waters around 38 °C, known for their beneficial effects on the skin and respiratory issues.

Relaxation experience: Visitors can enjoy a refreshing bath thanks to the pressure of the water that flows from a simple pipe.

Location: Situated about 36 km from Dakhla, the spring is accessible by 4x4, although the road is not well marked.

Natural atmosphere: The spring remains untouched by tourist crowds, offering an authentic and wild experience.

• Dakhla - TalhaMar Restaurant, located near Boutalha Beach in Dakhla, is a must-visit for seafood and Moroccan cuisine enthusiasts. Here’s a quick overview of the restaurant:

TalhaMar
Cuisine: The restaurant serves a variety of Moroccan, Mediterranean, and seafood dishes. Specialties include octopus tagine, fresh oysters, and grilled fish.

Atmosphere: TalhaMar provides a friendly and relaxed ambiance with beachfront seating, allowing guests to enjoy the stunning views while dining.

Service: The service is renowned for being warm and welcoming, with attention to detail to ensure a memorable dining experience.

• Local guides
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• Guides who speak English, French, Spanish, and Arabic (if available)
• Sahraoui turbans

• Lunch
• • The restaurant visit is only available for hotels in Dakhla city

Imlili’s journey to the Moroccan desert provides an awe-inspiring experience of dry landscapes, sweeping sand dunes, and intriguing local cultures. The itineraries differ, but often include a trip to the Dakhla desert, which conceals treasures of biodiversity, such as the Imlili pools teeming with small fish. Along the way, there is a chance to encounter camels and explore the richness of the Moroccan Sahrawi nomadic culture. After leaving the desert, the tour proceeds to the wild beach of Puerto Rico, where swimming is possible. The journey continues to the Tropic of Cancer, an imaginary line, before heading to the captivating white dune, a natural wonder shaped by wind corridors, offering a majestic view. The tour then visits the Assmae spring and concludes at the oyster farm.

• The restaurant visit is exclusively available for hotels in Dakhla city.
• Drivers fluent in French, English, and Spanish may not always be available.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.