Fantasia Show & Dinner
Overview
Fantasia is the traditional display of riders charging in line and firing their powder rifles together, and this evening near Agadir is built around it. Pickup is at 19:00 on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Riders and Gnawa troupes welcome you at 20:00, followed by a walk around the halqa with tafarnout bread and local products. You are then seated in caidal tents for drinks and a Moroccan dinner, with folk music and dancing during the meal.
The fantasia comes at the end of the evening, with acrobats, fire breathers and an oriental dancer. Extra drinks are not included. For a quieter evening, see the desert dinner in Timlalin.
What the day looks like
Step by step
Pickup
From your hotel at 19:00.
Welcome
From 20:00, riders and Gnawa troupes greet the guests.
Halqa
Music and a tasting of tafarnout bread and local products.
Dinner
Seated in caidal tents for drinks and dinner with folk entertainment.
Fantasia
From about 22:45: fantasia runs, acrobats, fire breathers and dancing.
Return
Drive back to your hotel.
What the price covers
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Moroccan dinner
- Fantasia show
- Folk music and dance
Not included
- Extra drinks
- Personal expenses
Before you go
Wednesdays and Fridays, with pickup at 19:00.
Yes, a Moroccan dinner with tea is included.
Yes. Children aged 2 to 10 pay the child price.
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