To truly explore a country and live experiences where adventure becomes your ally and you become the protagonist, the best option is a 4x4 route. While enjoying splendid weather with January temperatures around 13°C and July reaching approximately 25°C, you can cover kilometres of high-speed fun.
Feel the adrenaline of driving an off-road vehicle and you'll discover the desert is far more thrilling than it first appears. Landscapes where dunes and mountains, along with other orographic features, become the main obstacles to overcome.

The completely desert environment makes this mode of transport essential for getting from place to place, which adds to the excitement. It will depend, of course, on your experience level or how far you're willing to go for a unique adventure.
Adventure tourism is one of the best ways to discover a country whose cultural diversity makes it even more appealing. It's crucial to choose good professionals to accompany you on your journey, especially if you've never driven a 4x4 or are unfamiliar with the country.

The necessary recommendations for the activity will be provided by your instructor, but it never hurts to know what steps to follow. Below you'll find some handy tips:
- Dunes. One key consideration is that they're everywhere, and when tackling them you must approach head-on - never diagonally as you might roll over. Choose an appropriate speed - not too slow or you might get stuck, nor too fast or you could go flying over the crest.
- Fuel. It's vital to carry extra petrol in a separate container, as consumption is much higher in sand, especially with the added complication that your off-roader might get stuck.
- Equipment. Bring spare tyres as you never know when you might need them, but remember tyres shouldn't have overly pronounced treads as they'll dig in and sink more easily. The best are those with mixed tread patterns - neither smooth nor too rugged - as they adapt better to terrain and are less likely to puncture. You and your team should also bring an air compressor, pressure gauge, inflatable jack...
- Driving. In sandy areas, 4x4 traction is essential with the engine at high revs. If you notice the car slowing down with dropping revs, quickly gear down before bringing the revs back up. If the vehicle stops, it's crucial to get out and shovel sand away from the front wheels - otherwise accelerating will just make it sink deeper.

Taking proper precautions is essential for the activity to go smoothly and to make the most of your free time with a 4x4 excursion. Without doubt it's an experience that will also bring you closer to other cultures and offer new perspectives on life. Once you travel to Morocco, you certainly won't want to go home!