#Valley of the Gorges du Todra

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7 Days Tour from Marrakech: An Unforgettable Journey

Day 1: Marrakech – Ait Benhaddou – Dades Valley Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by our multilingual driver at the airport. The tour from Marrakech began with a scenic drive, revealing the breathtaking landscapes and historical sites, such as the Taourirt Kasbah in Ouarzazate and the Valley of the Roses. The beauty of El Kelaa des M’Gouna and Boumalene du Dades, nestled in the Dades Valley, was awe-inspiring. I spent the night in a charming local guesthouse, eagerly anticipating the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Dades Valley – Merzouga via Todra Gorge After a hearty breakfast, I left Boumalene Dades, heading towards Merzouga. The journey through the Berber village of Tinghir and the majestic Todra Gorge was simply stunning. Lunch at Tinjdad or Rissani introduced me to the delicious Berber pizza. Arriving in Merzouga, I embarked on a memorable camel trek into the Erg Chebbi dunes. The evening in the Nomadic camp, with dinner and entertainment around the campfire, was magical.

Day 3: Exploring the Desert of Merzouga A full day exploring the Sahara Desert began with a visit to Khamlia, where I enjoyed the captivating Gnaoua music. Meeting the desert nomads and experiencing the serene Sahara sceneries off-road was truly unique. That night, I slept in Berber tents, deep in the Erg Chebbi dunes, feeling a deep connection to the desert.

Day 4: The Merzouga Desert – Fes Waking up to the desert sunrise was breathtaking. After breakfast, I rode back on my camel, and we began our journey to Fes. The route took us through the picturesque Ziz Valley and the Mid Atlas Mountains. A stop in Azrou allowed me to see North African monkeys in their natural habitat. We arrived in Fes and settled into our Riad, ready to explore this historic city.

Day 5: Explore Fes – Volubilis – Meknes – Fes The day started with a visit to the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, a fascinating archaeological site. The journey continued to Meknes, an imperial city from the 17th century, where I marveled at the medina’s historical walls and the grand Bab El Mansour gate. Returning to Fes, I reflected on the rich history and culture I had witnessed.

Day 6: Fes – Chefchaouen (Blue City) Driving north through the Rif Mountains, I arrived in Chefchaouen, a town renowned for its stunning blue-tinted houses. The evening was spent wandering its cobbled streets, capturing the beauty of this unique town against the mountainous backdrop. The night in a local Riad was peaceful and refreshing.

Day 7: Chefchaouen – Fes The journey back to Fes marked the end of this incredible 7 Days tour from Marrakech. I felt a sense of fulfillment, having experienced the diverse beauty and culture of Morocco. The drop-off at the airport concluded the trip, leaving me with unforgettable memories and a desire to return to this enchanting country.

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3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes

Our Best of Morocco Itinerary takes you on a journey to discover most of the magical places that Morocco has to offer.

This route can be adjusted from 8-15 days or more, depending on your schedule; or you can do it the other way around, which is a good idea if you start and end your trip in Marrakech.

All the details are available on our best of Morocco itinerary (in reverse).

This particular trip encompasses the best of the whole country including the Imperial Cities (Rabat, Meknes, Fez, and Marrakech), along with the Sahara Desert

The itinerary described here is a 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes that can be booked immediately for any date you might wish.

we can also adapt this itinerary to your needs and Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.

1st day: Marrakech - High Atlas - Kasbah Telouet - Ksar Ait Benhaddhou - Dades Valley (km 310)

Departure from Marrakech after being picked up by our staff at the hotel where you are staying for Ouarzazate passing through the high Atlas Mountains on the Col du Tichka pass (2260 meters), from where you can admire the spectacular landscapes of the High Atlas. Along the way we will visit the beautiful Kasbah Telout, and then we will visit the splendid ksar of Ait Benhaddhou, a splendid sand castle set as if by magic in a field of almond trees; so beautiful with its play of light that it has become the setting for many famous films such as "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Tea in the desert". Kasbah of such pride that it has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the only kasbah that shows the architecture of southern Morocco intact. Continue to the Dades Valley. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

02 ° day: Dades Gorges - Todra Gorges - Rissani - Merzouga (km 250)

After breakfast departure towards the Dades valley with its beautiful gorges. Continuation to the incredible Todra gorges with palm groves that dominate the landscape until we reach Rissani where we will visit its lively local souk. From Merzouga departure with dromedaries for a camel trek of about an hour and a half on the Erg Chebbi dunes. Dinner and overnight in a Berber-style tented camp in the desert.

03 ° day: Merzouga - Ziz Valley - Middle Atlas - Cedar forest - Ifrane - Fes (km 480)

After admiring a splendid sunrise over the dunes we will return to Merzouga with the dromedaries and after breakfast and a shower we will continue to the Ziz valley dotted with palm trees. Continue to the Middle Atlas with its cedar forests. We will pass through Ifrane, a European-style town, until we arrive in Fes in the evening. Accompaniment at the riad. ends of our 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes ends.

Included in the price :    

*arrival transfer    

*Transportation in air conditioned 4x4 vehicle and driver / guide    

*1 night in a hotel / riad and one night in the desert bivouac    

*The excursions included in the program    

*Our assistance.    

*Camel trek    

*departure transfer

Not included :    

*Airplane transport    

*Travel insurance    

*The lunch    

*All drinks    

*Optional tips

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3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes

We offer a 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes with camel ride to Erg Chebbi dunes with one night in a luxury desert camp - Akabar.

Day 1: Marrakech - Ait Benhaddou - Ouarzazate - Gorges du Dades

Explore the Merzouga Desert on a Moroccan excursion. Our three-day guided tour from Marrakech begins in the morning with pick-up from your accommodation in the city of Marrakech, followed by crossing the Tizi n Tichka mountain pass in the High Atlas Mountains. We explore Kasbah Ait Benhaddou Unesco as the largest Kasbah in Morocco. After lunch, we explore Ouarzazate, with its local kasbah and film studio. We drive along the “road of a thousand kasbahs” towards Skoura and Kalaat Mgouna. It is famous for its rose products. We reach the Gorges du Dades where we enjoy a night at the hotel with dinner and breakfast.

Day 2: Dades - Gorges du Toudra - Merzouga:

Our 3-day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga and Fez continues after breakfast with a comfortable drive to Tinghir and we explore the Gorges du Toudra and the Gorges du Todra. We go to Tinijdad, then to Jorf and Erfoud, often called the fossil capital. You will visit the village of Merzouga before preparing for the camel adventure in the Sahara Desert. Our camel excursion will last around an hour and a half and we will spend the night in a luxury tent with a delicious dinner.

Day 3: Merzouga - Midelt - Ifran - Fes

Our 3 days private trip from Marrakech to Merzouga and Fes with Akabar luxury desert camp continues watching the sunrise in the desert. You will reach the village by camels and after breakfast you will cross the Ziz valley towards Errachidia and Midelt, in the Middle Atlas mountains. You will visit the apple capital, then we will head to Azrou, a Berber village where we will observe the barbarian monkeys in the cedar forest. We visit Ifrane, often called Moroccan Switzerland. We arrive in Fez at the end of the afternoon and drop you off at the hotel or local riad and ends of our 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes .

Included in the trip 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes:

* Pick up from your hotel / riad.

* Private trip from Marrakech in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle.

* Experienced French-speaking driver for the trip from Marrakech to the desert. * Camel trek to Sahara camp - 1 camel per person.

* Accommodation in riad / hotel

* One night in a luxury camp with dinner and breakfast.

Not included in the trip 3 Days Tour from Marrakech to Fes:

* Airline tickets.

* All lunches and drinks.

* Entrance fees and tickets,

* tips.

How to book this trip to Morocco?

Contact us for the price of the trip to Morocco. Once we have confirmed availability, we will keep you updated with the full travel costs and your private trip from Marrakech will be confirmed by email once you send us the deposit payment.

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#Morocco 3 #Days #Desert #Tour #From #Marrakech #To #Merzouga #Dunes : #Casablanca & #Fes #Tour #From #Marrakech ... Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour : This amazing 3 days desert safari & camel trek is ideal for intrepid travelers hoping to explore Morocco away from the hustle and bustle of busy Marrakech. Visit UNESCO-listed sites and relax to traditional Moroccan music beneath star-lit Sahara Desert skies. Highlights : 3 days desert safari & camel trek, the Dadès Valley and Erg Chebbi from Marrakech Take a camel trek from Merzouga to Erg Chebbi and enjoy dinner under the stars at a Berber desert camp Traverse the High Atlas Mountains via the magnificent Tizi-n-Tichka pass Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Aït Benhaddou kasbah with a guide Admire the Todra Gorge and follow the Dadès River to Boumalne du Dadès Tour includes some meals and round-trip travel from Marrakech Discover lush palm groves in the desert at Skoura What You Can Expect : Spend 3 days desert safari & camel trek from Marrakech by exploring the Draa Valley and experiencing nomadic life in the desert. Trek on the back of a camel after visiting areas such as Ouarzazate and the Kasbah. With breakfast and dinner provided, as well as your accommodations, you will have an incredible journey. Discover the peace and tranquility of life in the Sahara on this private. See Africa’s majestic Atlas Mountains and watch the sun rise and set on the back of a camel. DAY 1 : MARRAKECH – TIZI -N-TICHKA – AIT BENHADDOU – OUARZAZATE – DADES VALLEY Depart approximately 8:00 am, your driver will pick you up at your hotel or from the nearest parking area if you are staying at a riad in Marrakech. Direction to dades valley crossing the High Atlas mountains through Tizi n’Tichka. The driver will make various stops so you may attain beautiful views including one at the top of the pass will arrive just after in Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah by the trail to visit the famous ksar – registered by UNESCO.After crossing Ouarzazate we will reach dades valley trough the Magoun and Skoura.We will spend the night in dades valley. DAY 2 : DADES GORGES – TINGHIR – TODRA GORGES – TINJDAD – ERFOUD – MERZOUGA After seeing https://www.instagram.com/p/CBBHyD3I5qX/?igshid=15lkxk5zy2808

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  Morocco Todra Gorges, also known as Gorges du Toudra or Toudgha Gorges, is located in the High Atlas Mountains, resting between Tinghir and Tamtettoucht. The entire region being awe-inspiring, it is sure you will be astonished by its natural beauty. The scenery  is incredible. A lush green oasis stretched several hundred meters across the valley.  Within the oasis there is a livelihood of farmland, livestock and small villages. Children played together in the fields and on the river bank. It  is nice to find a sense of community in such a desolate location.Visible from as far as Tinghir city, the closer you drive towards Todra Gorges within the canyons, the narrower the road becomes. These enormous rock formations create a natural road passage as narrow as 20 meters in width and 300 meters tall ideal for who love climbing. When you arrive to the top (that is'nt so easy) you flatten out nicely.  You will think that It well worth the climb as the view  is incredible.  You can  see 360 degrees around you , as well as the villages and oasis below.

Notice that all the tours of   Sky morocco trips from Marrakech to the sahara desert or to Fez but also those from Fez or Casablanca include a few hours stop for visit this beautiful scenery  of the moroccan nature take photos and  why not???Try to climbing!!! if you of course book with us a privet tour special for that kind of activity!!

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��Μαρόκο:Το φαράγγι της Todra, επίσης γνωστο ως Gorges du Toudra ή Toudgha Gorges, βρίσκεται στα βουνά της οροσειράς του  Άτλαντα, που βρίσκονται ανάμεσα στο Tinghir και το Tamtettoucht. Όλη η περιοχή που είναι  απίστευτα όμορφη, είναι βέβαιο ότι θα εκπλαγείτε από τη φυσική της ομορφιά. Το τοπίο είναι εκπληκτικό . Μια καταπράσινη όαση εκτείνεται σε αρκετές εκατοντάδες μέτρα κατά μήκος της κοιλάδας. Μέσα στην όαση  και τα μικρά χωριά της  υπάρχουν αγροτικές εκτάσεις  που καλλιεργούν οι ντόπιοι , και μικρές φάρμες με ζώα. Θα δείτε τα παιδιά  να παίζουν μαζί στα χωράφια και στην όχθη του ποταμού. Είναι ωραίο να  αισθάνεσαι  ότι βρίσκεσαι σε μια ζωντανή κοινότητα σε μια τέτοια έρημη τοποθεσία.  Ίδη το βλέπεις  από την πόλη Tinghir  και  όσο πιο κοντά φτάνεις  στο Φαράγγι Todra  πόσο πιο στενός γίνεται ο δρόμος. Αυτοί οι τεράστιοι βράχοι σχηματίζουν ένα φυσικό πέρασμα 20 μέτρων πλάτους  και 300 μέτρα ύψους ιδανικό για όσους αγαπούν την αναρρίχηση.  Αν αποφασίσετε το εγχείρημα  φτάνοντας  στην κορυφή (που δεν είναι τόσο εύκολο),  χαλαρώστε και απολαύστε το γιατί δεν θα σκεφτείτε άλλο απ’ ότι άξιζε τον κόπο αυτή η ανάβαση καθώς η θέα είναι απίστευτη. Μπορείτε να δείτε 360 βαθμούς γύρω σας, τα βουνά, τα χωριά και την καταπράσινη  όαση.

Σημειώστε  ότι όλες οι περιηγήσεις του  Sky morocco trips από το Μαρακές προς την έρημο της Σαχάρα ή τη Φέζ αλλά και εκείνες από τη Φέζ ή την Καζαμπλάνκα περιλαμβάνουν μερικές ώρες στάση για να επισκεφθείτε αυτό το όμορφο τοπίο της μαροκινή φύσης  να τραβήξετε  φωτογραφίες και γιατί όχι; Να προσπαθήστε να αναρριχηθείτε !!! αν φυσικά κλείσετε μαζί μας μια ιδιωτική περιή��ηση ειδικά για αυτό το είδος της δραστηριότητας !!

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Fes to Marrakech 3-day Desert tour

Fes to Marrakech 3-day Desert tour

3 Days Tour From Fes to Marrakech Description

3 Days tour from Fes to Marrakech via Sahara desert( 3 Days Tour Fes, Marrakech).

1st day: Fes– Ifrane- Midelt- Ziz valley- Sahara desert- overnight in a Camp.

2nd day: Merzouga desert– Erfoud- Todra gorges- Dades valley.

3rd day: Dades valley- Ouarzazate- Ait Ben Haddou kasbahs- High Atlas Mountains- Marrakech.

Important info:

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Discover the beauty of Morocco - Amazing and Friendly Trips!

What you think to spend 8 days trip in the Desert and oasis by 4 × 4 To discover all the splendors of Morocco?

This magnificent journey the 4×4 takes you through the wadis, the green valleys and the palm groves of southern Morocco. You will discover exceptional places such as the mythical Cascades d'Ouzoud. A unique scenery awaits you!

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Marrakech, Ouarzazate, Tineghir, Merzouga ... Wonderful journey in 4x4 through the wadis, the verdant valleys and the palm groves of the Moroccan south. This region offers a unique scenery, bringing man back to his true dimension.

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THE CIRCUIT Day No 1: REGION, DEPARTURE AIRPORT / MARRAKECH

Transfers region / airport not included. To subscribe to the booking with supplement. If not subscribed, start and end of the program at airport. Departure from your region (1) for the departure airport. Special or regular flight to Marrakech. Welcome by your guide and transfer to the hotel. Dinner Night.

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Day No 2: MARRAKECH, OUZOUD, OUARZAZATE

Departure to one of the most beautiful sites of the Middle Atlas: the cascades of Ouzoud. Over 100 m high, they rush to the bottom of a green pit. Lunch. Panoramic view and descent at the foot of the falls then road towards Ouarzazate. Dinner Night.

Day No 3: OUARZAZATE, TINEGHIR, MERZOUGA

Departure to Tineghir, stop with panoramic view on the palm grove of Jorf. Crossing the desert plateau. Incursion into the famous gorges of Todra, one of the most impressive sights of southern Morocco. Lunch. Continuation towards Erfoud and then road in sandy track to the place of the bivouac, to the dunes of Merzouga. Bivouac Nomad with Berber meal, night in comfortable tent (2 people per tent, fully equipped with beds on feet, pillows, sheets and blankets, showers and toilets in a common area).

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Day No 4: MERZOUGA, ALNIF, ZAGORA

Crossing the Djebel Saghro by a little traveled path, passing by small Berber villages. Continuation along the Oued du Drâa. At Tansikht the trail begins on the left bank of the Oued Drâa. Ksours, oases and palm groves follow each other on both sides of the Oued in a ribbon of greenery almost uninterrupted. Lunch at Alnif. Continue to Zagora. Dinner overnight.

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Day No 5 : ZAGORA, OASIS OF FINT, AIT BEN HADDOU, OUARZAZATE

Outside discovery of the Kasbah of Tifoultoute, continuation towards the oasis of Fint. Tea with homemade mint. Descent to the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lunch. Return to Ouarzazate, visit the Kasbah of Taourirt. Dinner overnight.

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Day No 6 : OUARZAZATE, MARRAKECH

Departure for Marrakech by the panoramic route via the Tizin'Tichka pass (2260 m) in the heart of the High Atlas. Arrival in Marrakech for Lunch. Discovery of the gardens of Koutoubia and those of the Menara, and the famous place Djemaa El Fna, its huge market with its storytellers, acrobats, snake charmers, not forgetting the souks. Dinner Night.

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Day No 7 : MARRAKECH

Departure for the historical visit of Marrakech including the Bahia Palace and the Museum of Arts and Traditions. Meal. Free afternoon for a personal discovery. Optional, possibility to attend a Fantasia dinner-show (about 42 € to be booked and paid locally). Dinner Night.

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Day 8.MARRAKECH,

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Interesting Things To Do During Morocco Leave Tours

When From the my visit to Morocco, it is immediately the beautiful Moroccan landscapes that come back to brain and the striking architecture of the buildings. I noticed there is now greater than a year a world of per week in southern Morocco, along with a good group of ten persons, which I keep exemplary memories. Right back on my visit to Morocco...

We landed in Marrakech and we joined nomad tours our resort in the early evening. I had a bad night since the space wasn't separated and our neighbors had a party before the end of the night... Simply speaking, it absolutely was Marrakech!

The following day, we took the coach to the city of Ouarzazate. The trail that crosses the string of the Large Atlas by the Tizin-Tichka go is long and twisting however the landscapes are very beautiful.

We then took the trail of "Thousand Kasbahs", situated in the Dades Valley. We then see quite clay villages, ksours, kasbahs, these are the quality buildings of southern Morocco.

We went to the ksar of Ait Benjamin Haddou. It is really a UNESCO-listed prepared community, which has been applied as a group for many well-known films such as for instance Lawrence Darabie, the Mummy and Prince of Persia. This really is one of the locations that struck me the absolute most during my stay in Morocco.

The very next day, we sank in the desert section of Morocco. The landscapes are arid and actually surprising. We often meet wandering dromedaries in a large desert area, some sellers on the sly which come out of nowhere and we uncover the habits of Moroccans. I was surprised to observe that water was still being obtained from a well, that women were cleaning garments in the waterways and that lots of villagers felt to spend the day sitting before their domiciles doing nothing. And the preservation of beef, don't speak about it!

We spent the night time in Tinerhir. In the environmental surroundings, it's possible to discover beautiful side groves. It can be the starting place for the dunes of Merzouga, my many beautiful storage of Morocco. We went at sunset and so the conditions were fairly pleasant. The sunset was beautiful, the images of the sunset in the dunes of Merzouga are visible here.

Usually, during our stay, it absolutely was very hot, frequently 40 °, even though that we visited all through the midst of September. We could actually consult the present conditions and climate in Morocco via Meteovista. We'd seen that it would be great and that the conditions would be "typical" for the season. Meteovista gives weather forecasts for France, Europe, Morocco and the whole world. We can only hope that it will soon be inviting every trip!

The very next day, still underneath the beautiful sun of Morocco, we ended at the Gorges du Todra. It is an all-natural website where in fact the rugged cliffs are quite high and close together. Some climbers rise these surfaces around 300 meters high. A slender way lets you go down these cliffs. A stream moves right by.

We slept in Erfoud, "the capital of the day", then we took the trail to Zagora. We passed through the Draa Valley, wherever prepared villages and oases follow one another. Then we spent the afternoon and the night time in this old caravan town which offered as point for individuals who were heading towards Timbuktu.

The very next day, we took the trail to Ouarzazate: the door of the desert. That Moroccan town is located at the confluence of the valleys of Draa and Dades. The tourists are numerous and the souks don't miss! It can be the city of cinema: many films are opportunity in Ouarzazate and the city hosts popular actors all through filming. We also discovered on website the sets of the movie Asterix and Obelix Goal Cleopatra. It's great to see the cinematography in true to life but it's frustrating to see how abandoned they are and in a sorry state...

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Hiking Morocco Know It Before You Go At It

That trekking High Atlas Hills visit lasts for three times with four to five hours of walking a day. Like lots of the trekking trips you will start in Marrakesh and drive to Imi Ourlad prior to starting the rise up to the valleys and gorges of the regions. From Imi Ourlad it's probable to attain Tizi Nlbour at 1600 meters. This area supplies a guest home for lunch named Tours of Morocco . After you have meal with a lovely see as a compliment, you'll move on to Ait Aisa. Ait Aisa is at 1400 meters. It is really a town, with a lengthy history. The traditions of the location assist you to immerse your self in the tradition of the region. A day later you move ahead to Imnan Area, Arg, Amssakrou, Ikiss, and then end in Tinghrinn. All of the while you are with this journey be aware of the normal wildlife of the area. Tinghrinn is at 2100 meters. The past day takes you back off the Large Atlas Mountains and to Marrakesh. All along the way you will spot waterfalls, channels, and operating rivers teaming with the runoff from larger elevations. Whether you'll need a time walk or many days to see Morocco the options are there for you. Why not get your family on a unique Moroccan tour come early july! Wonder at the sights and appears of Djemaa el Fna in Marrakech, trek on camels to the Sahara and camp out amongst the moving sand dunes, discover renowned Ait Benhaddou and appreciate some leisure time for fun at the swimming share on an incredible Morocco tour. If you're to kick off your Morocco visit in Marrakech, you can travel over the beautiful High Atlas Mountains in route to Ouarzazate, which was previously the crossing level for African-american traders maneuvering to the upper towns in Morocco, or traveling up into Europe. Ouarzazate is now the picture capital of Morocco and you are able to see the famous film companies! Ongoing on your own Moroccan tour we visit Todra Gorge, a thin flower red canyon with magnificent 300m large walls. Here you are able to participate in time procedure of rock climbing or horse riding. The next time you'll be crossing the great Sahara Desert on dependable camels as you journey sedately throughout the huge going sand dunes of the Sahara - an event that is guaranteed to keep an enduring impression on travellers small and previous! Number Morocco visit is complete minus the Beber camp experience and this can be a fascinating knowledge for your family. From the treat you can travel to the beautiful Dades Gorge this afternoon, a stunning pit which runs from the High Atlas to the Jebel Sarhro range in the south. With beautiful scenery and pots of peppermint tea you can subside for the night in Gorge du Dades. Morning pauses and your Morocco visit requires one to legendary Ait Benhaddou, a'prepared city ', situated across the former caravan option between the Sahara and Marrakech. This is a UNESCO Earth History listing, the website had been the placing for many shows including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator and you have plenty of time to explore the twisting alleys and respect the great views.

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10 Great Reasons to Produce Morocco Tours Your Next Holiday Location

The larger elevations knowledge major snow fall throughout winter. It can also change very cold up there throughout the evenings. For this reason Morocco tours will hike the hill at particular parts of the Morocco Tours . This is just a problem for people seeking the best adventure. Anyone who is visiting Morocco to take in culture can find Morocco walking all year. These kind of excursions may be day hikes, over night treks, and actually several days out in the mountainous parts of the country. For anyone wanting a far more included High Atlas trekking sojourn Imi Ourlad to Imlil could be the proper tour. This walking High Atlas Mountains tour continues for three times with four to five hours of walking a day. Like lots of the walking trips you will begin in Marrakesh and push to Imi Ourlad prior to starting the walk up in to the valleys and gorges of the regions. From Imi Ourlad it is probable to achieve Tizi Nlbour at 1600 meters. That place provides a visitor house for meal called Imsker. After you have lunch with a beautiful see as a supplement, you'll proceed to Ait Aisa. Ait Aisa reaches 1400 meters. It is really a community, with a lengthy history. The traditions of the location allow you to immerse your self in the lifestyle of the region. The following day you move ahead to Imnan Pit, Arg, Amssakrou, Ikiss, and then end in Tinghrinn. Most of the when you are with this trip look out for the organic wildlife of the area. Tinghrinn are at 2100 meters. The last day goes back off the High Atlas Mountains and to Marrakesh. All as you go along you will place waterfalls, streams, and running streams teaming with the runoff from larger elevations. Whether you will want time walk or a few days to experience Morocco the choices are there for you. Why not get your family on a special Moroccan tour this summer! Wonder at the views and looks of Djemaa el Fna in Marrakech, trek on camels in to the Sahara and camp out amongst the going mud dunes, find celebrated Ait Benhaddou and appreciate some spare time for enjoyment at the swimming share on an incredible Morocco tour. If you're to start your Morocco tour in Marrakech, you might get over the gorgeous Large Atlas Hills on the road to Ouarzazate, which used to be the crossing stage for African-american traders going to the upper cities in Morocco, or going up in to Europe. Ouarzazate is currently the picture money of Morocco and you have the opportunity to go to the popular film galleries! Continuous in your Moroccan tour we visit Todra Gorge, a narrow flower red canyon with imposing 300m large walls. Here you have the opportunity to participate in a day session of climbing or horse riding. The following day you will be crossing the mighty Sahara Leave on reliable camels as you trek sedately over the great moving mud dunes of the Sahara - an experience that's guaranteed to keep an enduring impact on individuals small and old! Number Morocco visit is total minus the Beber camp experience and this is a interesting experience for the whole family. From the treat you can happen to be the lovely Dades Gorge that day, a sensational valley which runs from the Large Atlas to the Jebel Sarhro selection in the south. With lovely landscape and containers of peppermint tea you can settle down for the night time in Gorge du Dades. Morning breaks and your Morocco visit takes one to legendary Ait Benhaddou, a'prepared city ', based along the former caravan option between the Sahara and Marrakech. This can be a UNESCO World History record, the website had been the placing for a lot of shows including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator and you have sufficient time to investigate the rotating alleys and appreciate the amazing views.

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Investigate Morocco With Morocco Excursions For a Truly Wonderful Journey Knowledge

This is merely a issue for people looking the greatest adventure. Anyone who is visiting Morocco to absorb tradition can find Morocco walking all year. These kinds of trips can be day hikes, over night treks, and actually a few days out in the mountainous regions of the Morocco Tours . For everyone wanting a more involved High Atlas walking sojourn Imi Ourlad to Imlil could be the right tour. This hiking High Atlas Hills tour lasts for three days with four to five hours of hiking a day. Like many of the walking trips you will start in Marrakesh and drive to Imi Ourlad before starting the walk up to the valleys and gorges of the regions. From Imi Ourlad it is possible to achieve Tizi Nlbour at 1600 meters. This area provides a guest house for lunch named Imsker. Once you have meal with a lovely view as a compliment, you'll move ahead to Ait Aisa. Ait Aisa is at 1400 meters. It is just a village, with a lengthy history. The traditions of the location help you immerse your self in the culture of the region. The very next day you proceed to Imnan Area, Arg, Amssakrou, Ikiss, and then end in Tinghrinn. All of the while you are with this trip consider the normal wildlife of the area. Tinghrinn is at 2100 meters. The past time goes back the Large Atlas Mountains and to Marrakesh. All along the way you'll spot waterfalls, streams, and operating streams teaming with the runoff from larger elevations. Whether you will want day walk or a few times to experience Morocco the options are there for you. You will want to get your loved ones on a special Moroccan tour come july 1st! Marvel at the sights and sounds of Djemaa el Fna in Marrakech, trek on camels to the Sahara and camp out between the going mud dunes, learn famous Ait Benhaddou and appreciate some free time for enjoyment at the swimming pool on an unbelievable Morocco tour. If you had been to start up your Morocco visit in Marrakech, you can travel within the spectacular High Atlas Hills on the way to Ouarzazate, which was once the crossing stage for African traders maneuvering to the northern cities in Morocco, or going up in to Europe. Ouarzazate has become the movie capital of Morocco and you have the opportunity to see the popular film studios! Continuing on your Moroccan visit we visit Todra Gorge, a thin rose red canyon with imposing 300m large walls. Here you get the chance to share in an afternoon program of climbing or horse riding. The following day you'll be crossing the mighty Sahara Desert on reliable camels as you journey sedately over the substantial coming mud dunes of the Sahara - an experience that's fully guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on travellers small and old! No Morocco visit is total without the Beber camp knowledge and this can be a interesting knowledge for the whole family. From the treat you are able to go the lovely Dades Gorge that morning, a wonderful pit which stretches from the Large Atlas to the Jebel Sarhro range in the south. With beautiful landscape and containers of mint tea you can settle down for the night in Gorge du Dades. Morning pauses and your Morocco visit takes you to legendary Ait Benhaddou, a'prepared town ', located across the former caravan course involving the Sahara and Marrakech. This can be a UNESCO World Heritage listing, the site have been the placing for a lot of shows including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator and you've sufficient time to examine the winding alleys and admire the great views.

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For anyone looking a far more included Large Atlas hiking sojourn Imi Ourlad to Imlil may be the correct tour. This trekking High Atlas Mountains tour lasts for three times with four to five hours of walking a day. Like most of the trekking activities you will start in Marrakesh and get to Imi Ourlad before starting the hike up to the valleys and gorges of the regions. From Imi Ourlad it's possible to achieve Tizi Nlbour at 1600 meters. That region provides a visitor home for meal called Imsker. When you have lunch with an attractive see as a compliment, you'll move on to Ait Morocco Tours . Ait Aisa is at 1400 meters. It is a village, with a lengthy history. The traditions of the area allow you to immerse your self in the lifestyle of the region. 24 hours later you proceed to Imnan Pit, Arg, Amssakrou, Ikiss, and then stop in Tinghrinn. All of the while you are on this trip be aware of the organic wildlife of the area. Tinghrinn are at 2100 meters. The past day takes you back the Large Atlas Hills and to Marrakesh. All as you go along you will place waterfalls, channels, and running streams teaming with the runoff from higher elevations. Whether you'll need a time rise or many times to see Morocco the options are there for you. Why don't you get your family on a special Moroccan tour come july 1st! Miracle at the views and looks of Djemaa el Fna in Marrakech, trek on camels to the Sahara and camp out amongst the moving sand dunes, find popular Ait Benhaddou and enjoy some free time for enjoyment at the swimming pool on an incredible Morocco tour. If you're to kick off your Morocco visit in Marrakech, you can travel on the gorgeous Large Atlas Mountains along the way to Ouarzazate, which was previously the crossing place for African-american traders maneuvering to the upper cities in Morocco, or travelling up in to Europe. Ouarzazate has become the movie capital of Morocco and you get the chance to visit the popular movie galleries! Continuous on your own Moroccan tour we visit Todra Gorge, a thin rose red canyon with towering 300m large walls. Here you have the opportunity to participate in an afternoon session of mountain climbing or horse riding. These time you will be crossing the mighty Sahara Desert on reliable camels as you journey sedately throughout the substantial going mud dunes of the Sahara - an experience that's fully guaranteed to keep an enduring impression on tourists small and previous! No Morocco visit is complete with no Beber camp knowledge and this is a fascinating knowledge for your family. From the dessert you are able to go the lovely Dades Gorge that morning, a sensational pit which stretches from the High Atlas to the Jebel Sarhro selection in the south. With wonderful landscape and containers of mint tea you can subside for the night time in Gorge du Dades. Morning breaks and your Morocco tour requires one to celebrated Ait Benhaddou, a'prepared city ', based over the former caravan way between the Sahara and Marrakech. This is a UNESCO World History list, the site have been the placing for a lot of shows including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator and you've plenty of time to investigate the rotating alleys and admire the amazing views. After obtaining your way through the Atlas Mountains you appear into Marrakech where your Moroccan visit can conclude. Before you then would have time for a guided tour about the town, discovering the winding streets and busy souks, visiting Bahia Palace and the lovely Koutoubia Mosque - the landmark of Marrakech, which towers on the ancient medina. The day is free for a spot of souvenir shopping in the souks, or a final chance to take up the sunlight by the pool. Your last night on our Moroccan visit is in Marrakech and you are able to bid farewell the next morning.

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Morocco Active Adventures

After an incredible first weekend in Marrakech, my cousin Marisa and I hit the road.

No, not by camel, by car!

We booked a 4-day adventure with Morocco Active Adventures and it ended up being my favorite thing I did all trip!

Youssef, our fabulous guide, picked us up at La Mamounia and took us on the adventure of a lifetime. And because Morocco Active Adventures doesn't combine groups, it was just the three of us, which gave Marisa and me a lot of freedom in deciding what we wanted to do, and when.

During our road trip, while Youssef played local music and Bob Marley, we explored the High Atlas Mountains, stopping at Col du Tichka, the highest point in the country.

Then we continued into the desert.

And descended into valleys painted with lush greenery, causing us to finally understand the true meaning of an oasis.

The striking reds of the towns were especially gorgeous at sunset.

And we stopped along the way to sample argan honey, which combines two of the country's most famous products.

The company provides an itinerary, and Youssef added activities to it to make sure our trip was as incredible as possible.

He took us to the Amridil Kasbah, one of the few kasbahs in Morocco where tourists are allowed to explore the inside.

My only knowledge of kasbahs is in the context of the song Rock the Casbah, so I was surprised to learn they're essentially fortresses where local leaders used to live. If I were Moroccan I would definitely want to live in a kasbah!

We did a ton of amazing things during our adventure, so I'll just tell you about my favorites otherwise this post would go on forever!

One night we stopped in Ouarzazate, which is known as the Hollywood of Morocco. Here countless movies and TV shows are filmed, includingLawrence of Arabia,The Mummy, CleopatraandGame of Thrones. We got to explore some of the sets, and thought it was funny how many Egyptian temples had been built for the purposes of filming. Apparently it is cheaper, and safer, to film in Morocco rather than Egypt, so directors decided to bring Egypt to Morocco!

Marisa's favorite activity, and one of mine as well, was when Youssef took us hiking in the Dades Valley as the day was finally starting to cool and twilight was settling in.

We reached a river and assumed Youssef took us there for the pretty photographs.

Nope! He had something more adventurous in mind, and led us across, laughing as we tried (successfully, luckily!) not to slip on the rocks.

It was worth it.

The area we explored was stunning, and it was fun climbing around while taking in the views. At one point Youssef asked if we hiked often, and I had to laugh. This is nothing like my daily life in Manhattan!

While driving through the desert I had seen stacked rocks everywhere I turned. I asked Youssef about them, and he explained that people do this for luck. It was beautiful to see the desert covered in countless wishes.

Marisa and I tried to make our own stacks of about three rocks each, but Youssef easily beat us with his. Guess your wish will definitely come true, Youssef!

One of the most special things we did was receive henna tattoos from Youssef's sister. She welcomed us into her home on the edge of the Sahara Desert and gave us beautiful designs.

Gorgeous, isn't it?

On another day we walked through the Todra Gorge, where we climbed up to visit a nomadic Berber (the name for native North Africans) familywho was living in one of the caves.

When we were halfway to the cave the cutest little boy came tearing down the mountain, laughing and running into Youssef's arms, clearly happy to see him.

It turns out his name is Said (pronounced sigh-ed) and he, and his older brother Abraham, welcomed us into their home while the rest of the family was out tending their goats.

Throughout our Moroccan trip, I was struck by how warm and welcoming the people are. From the staff at the hotels, to Youssef's sister, to this family where we could see every one of their possessions lining the cave, each person we encountered was a gracious host, offering mint tea and making us feel right at home. The hospitality in Morocco is unlike anything I've experienced elsewhere.

As a child of a nomadic family, Said will likely never receive a formal education, and may never learn how to read and write. But, thanks to Youssef, he does know how to take selfies on Youssef's phone!

And he recorded this adorable video too.

My absolute favorite activity with Morocco Active Adventures was so fabulous I'm dedicating an entire post to it. So I'll end with my second-favorite activity, which was also completely incredible.

On our last morning, Youssef took us to Ait Ben Haddou before any other tourists arrived. It's one of the most beautiful places in Morocco.

We admired it from afar.

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Morocco Active Adventures

After an incredible first weekend in Marrakech, my cousin Marisa and I hit the road.

No, not by camel, by car!

We booked a 4-day adventure with Morocco Active Adventures and it ended up being my favorite thing I did all trip!

Youssef, our fabulous guide, picked us up at La Mamounia and took us on the adventure of a lifetime. And because Morocco Active Adventures doesn't combine groups, it was just the three of us, which gave Marisa and me a lot of freedom in deciding what we wanted to do, and when.

During our road trip, while Youssef played local music and Bob Marley, we explored the High Atlas Mountains, stopping at Col du Tichka, the highest point in the country.

Then we continued into the desert.

And descended into valleys painted with lush greenery, causing us to finally understand the true meaning of an oasis.

The striking reds of the towns were especially gorgeous at sunset.

And we stopped along the way to sample argan honey, which combines two of the country's most famous products.

The company provides an itinerary, and Youssef added activities to it to make sure our trip was as incredible as possible.

He took us to the Amridil Kasbah, one of the few kasbahs in Morocco where tourists are allowed to explore the inside.

My only knowledge of kasbahs is in the context of the song Rock the Casbah, so I was surprised to learn they're essentially fortresses where local leaders used to live. If I were Moroccan I would definitely want to live in a kasbah!

We did a ton of amazing things during our adventure, so I'll just tell you about my favorites otherwise this post would go on forever!

One night we stopped in Ouarzazate, which is known as the Hollywood of Morocco. Here countless movies and TV shows are filmed, includingLawrence of Arabia,The Mummy, CleopatraandGame of Thrones. We got to explore some of the sets, and thought it was funny how many Egyptian temples had been built for the purposes of filming. Apparently it is cheaper, and safer, to film in Morocco rather than Egypt, so directors decided to bring Egypt to Morocco!

Marisa's favorite activity, and one of mine as well, was when Youssef took us hiking in the Dades Valley as the day was finally starting to cool and twilight was settling in.

We reached a river and assumed Youssef took us there for the pretty photographs.

Nope! He had something more adventurous in mind, and led us across, laughing as we tried (successfully, luckily!) not to slip on the rocks.

It was worth it.

The area we explored was stunning, and it was fun climbing around while taking in the views. At one point Youssef asked if we hiked often, and I had to laugh. This is nothing like my daily life in Manhattan!

While driving through the desert I had seen stacked rocks everywhere I turned. I asked Youssef about them, and he explained that people do this for luck. It was beautiful to see the desert covered in countless wishes.

Marisa and I tried to make our own stacks of about three rocks each, but Youssef easily beat us with his. Guess your wish will definitely come true, Youssef!

One of the most special things we did was receive henna tattoos from Youssef's sister. She welcomed us into her home on the edge of the Sahara Desert and gave us beautiful designs.

Gorgeous, isn't it?

On another day we walked through the Todra Gorge, where we climbed up to visit a nomadic Berber (the name for native North Africans) familywho was living in one of the caves.

When we were halfway to the cave the cutest little boy came tearing down the mountain, laughing and running into Youssef's arms, clearly happy to see him.

It turns out his name is Said (pronounced sigh-ed) and he, and his older brother Abraham, welcomed us into their home while the rest of the family was out tending their goats.

Throughout our Moroccan trip, I was struck by how warm and welcoming the people are. From the staff at the hotels, to Youssef's sister, to this family where we could see every one of their possessions lining the cave, each person we encountered was a gracious host, offering mint tea and making us feel right at home. The hospitality in Morocco is unlike anything I've experienced elsewhere.

As a child of a nomadic family, Said will likely never receive a formal education, and may never learn how to read and write. But, thanks to Youssef, he does know how to take selfies on Youssef's phone!

And he recorded this adorable video too.

My absolute favorite activity with Morocco Active Adventures was so fabulous I'm dedicating an entire post to it. So I'll end with my second-favorite activity, which was also completely incredible.

On our last morning, Youssef took us to Ait Ben Haddou before any other tourists arrived. It's one of the most beautiful places in Morocco.

We admired it from afar.

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Morocco Active Adventures

After an incredible first weekend in Marrakech, my cousin Marisa and I hit the road.

No, not by camel, by car!

We booked a 4-day adventure with Morocco Active Adventures and it ended up being my favorite thing I did all trip!

Youssef, our fabulous guide, picked us up at La Mamounia and took us on the adventure of a lifetime. And because Morocco Active Adventures doesn't combine groups, it was just the three of us, which gave Marisa and me a lot of freedom in deciding what we wanted to do, and when.

During our road trip, while Youssef played local music and Bob Marley, we explored the High Atlas Mountains, stopping at Col du Tichka, the highest point in the country.

Then we continued into the desert.

And descended into valleys painted with lush greenery, causing us to finally understand the true meaning of an oasis.

The striking reds of the towns were especially gorgeous at sunset.

And we stopped along the way to sample argan honey, which combines two of the country's most famous products.

The company provides an itinerary, and Youssef added activities to it to make sure our trip was as incredible as possible.

He took us to the Amridil Kasbah, one of the few kasbahs in Morocco where tourists are allowed to explore the inside.

My only knowledge of kasbahs is in the context of the song Rock the Casbah, so I was surprised to learn they're essentially fortresses where local leaders used to live. If I were Moroccan I would definitely want to live in a kasbah!

We did a ton of amazing things during our adventure, so I'll just tell you about my favorites otherwise this post would go on forever!

One night we stopped in Ouarzazate, which is known as the Hollywood of Morocco. Here countless movies and TV shows are filmed, includingLawrence of Arabia,The Mummy, CleopatraandGame of Thrones. We got to explore some of the sets, and thought it was funny how many Egyptian temples had been built for the purposes of filming. Apparently it is cheaper, and safer, to film in Morocco rather than Egypt, so directors decided to bring Egypt to Morocco!

Marisa's favorite activity, and one of mine as well, was when Youssef took us hiking in the Dades Valley as the day was finally starting to cool and twilight was settling in.

We reached a river and assumed Youssef took us there for the pretty photographs.

Nope! He had something more adventurous in mind, and led us across, laughing as we tried (successfully, luckily!) not to slip on the rocks.

It was worth it.

The area we explored was stunning, and it was fun climbing around while taking in the views. At one point Youssef asked if we hiked often, and I had to laugh. This is nothing like my daily life in Manhattan!

While driving through the desert I had seen stacked rocks everywhere I turned. I asked Youssef about them, and he explained that people do this for luck. It was beautiful to see the desert covered in countless wishes.

Marisa and I tried to make our own stacks of about three rocks each, but Youssef easily beat us with his. Guess your wish will definitely come true, Youssef!

One of the most special things we did was receive henna tattoos from Youssef's sister. She welcomed us into her home on the edge of the Sahara Desert and gave us beautiful designs.

Gorgeous, isn't it?

On another day we walked through the Todra Gorge, where we climbed up to visit a nomadic Berber (the name for native North Africans) familywho was living in one of the caves.

When we were halfway to the cave the cutest little boy came tearing down the mountain, laughing and running into Youssef's arms, clearly happy to see him.

It turns out his name is Said (pronounced sigh-ed) and he, and his older brother Abraham, welcomed us into their home while the rest of the family was out tending their goats.

Throughout our Moroccan trip, I was struck by how warm and welcoming the people are. From the staff at the hotels, to Youssef's sister, to this family where we could see every one of their possessions lining the cave, each person we encountered was a gracious host, offering mint tea and making us feel right at home. The hospitality in Morocco is unlike anything I've experienced elsewhere.

As a child of a nomadic family, Said will likely never receive a formal education, and may never learn how to read and write. But, thanks to Youssef, he does know how to take selfies on Youssef's phone!

And he recorded this adorable video too.

My absolute favorite activity with Morocco Active Adventures was so fabulous I'm dedicating an entire post to it. So I'll end with my second-favorite activity, which was also completely incredible.

On our last morning, Youssef took us to Ait Ben Haddou before any other tourists arrived. It's one of the most beautiful places in Morocco.

We admired it from afar.