Atalayoun Lagoon Peninsula Walk

This specialist day places two archives side by side: images cut into rock and water knowledge maintained through the oasis. An authorized local heritage guide first introduces Figuig's documented rock engravings at a legally accessible, non-sensitive location, explaining that exact coordinates may be withheld to protect the site. No rubbing, wetting, chalking, touching or drone photography is permitted.

Ahfir is a market town of the Oriental, near Berkane and the road to the Algerian frontier — a working agricultural centre whose weekly souk draws the villages of the surrounding plain down to trade livestock, produce, and news.

Angad is a guaranteed-origin wine appellation in Morocco’s Eastern wine region. Its inclusion broadens the beverage map beyond Meknes and Casablanca while avoiding a common mistake: an appellation is not a brand and does not prove that a restaurant’s unnamed pour comes from the zone.

The Maghreb Film Festival makes Oujda a meeting point for feature and short films from across the region, with screenings accompanied by discussion, competition and professional exchange.

Figuig's palm harvest is meaningful because it sits inside a three-level garden and water system, not because dates can be sampled on demand. This locally coordinated programme follows the actual agricultural window announced by hosts. Components may include a garden walk, explanation of date varieties, a consented demonstration of sorting or storage, an irrigation lesson and a meal using products genuinely available that day.

Figuig Oasis Slow Itinerary in 6 Days connects Oujda, Bouarfa, Figuig.