Respect the Desert.
The Agafay and the Palmeraie are not a playground we own — they are the home of Berber families, herds and wildlife that were here long before the first quad. This is how we keep it that way.
Ask your pilot about our trail restoration days — riders are welcome to join the village clean-up mornings before their raid.
Our five commitments
Stay on marked trails
Our routes follow established desert tracks agreed with local authorities. No carving fresh lines across crusty soil, no disturbing regeneration zones — the desert takes decades to heal.
Support Berber villages
Tea stops, harcha bread and bivouac dinners are hosted by village families and cooperatives, paid fairly and directly. Your raid puts money in the hands of the communities who live here.
Strict no-litter policy
Everything we carry in comes back out — bottles, wrappers, GoPro packaging, all of it. Each convoy ends the day with a trail sweep before returning to base.
Small groups only
Maximum five machines per guide. Small convoys mean quieter trails, less ground pressure and a better experience for riders and residents alike.
Respect for wildlife
Camels, goats, fennecs and migratory birds get the right of way — always. We slow down, keep distance, and never chase or feed animals for photos.