Stargazing in the Quiet Skies of Agdz

Agdz sits at the edge of the Draa Valley, where palm trees thin out and the sky takes over. By day, it’s calm and sun-soaked. But by night? The stars come alive — wide, close, and shimmering like you could touch them.

There’s little light pollution here, so the Milky Way is often visible with the naked eye. Grab a blanket, find a rooftop or a spot near the riverbank, and just look up. Shooting stars, constellations, and total silence.

Local guesthouses sometimes offer telescopes or stargazing sessions with warm tea. It’s simple and magical.

And in the morning? You wake to birdsong and sun rising over the palms.

Want to add a night under the universe to your trip? https://sahara-sun.com can show you the quietest rooftops in Agdz.