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Mountain biking tour from Marrakech morocco, 8 days

Mountain biking tour  from Marrakech

Day 1 Marrakech of tours.

Reception at the airport of Marrakech, first contact with Morocco.

Day 2 Marrakech, Ouarzazate

Crossing the High Atlas, Ouarzazate.

Hotel with pool in Ouarzazate (Night in Ouarzazate).

28km including 24km of track. Easy terrain (Marrakech).

Day 3 Ouarzazate, Ait Saoun, Tamnougalt

Anti Atlas, Draa Valley and Gorges, palm grove.

45km track. Easy terrain.

Day 4 TAMNOUGALT, TANSIKHT, N’KOB

Palmeraie, pre-Saharan desert, small oases

Night in a hostel in N’kob. (1162m)

30km of track, 35 km tar. Easy terrain.

Day 5 N’KOB, TAGDILT

Mountain: crossing the Jebel Saghro Night in a small mountain hotel. 65 km track. Technical Land Elevation: + 1100m (26 km), -1000m.

Day 6 TAGDILT, AIT YOUL, BOUTAGHRAR, EL KELAA

From Saghro to High Atlas, the stunning valley of roses, night in a kasbah inhabited by the owner family. 75km track. Elevation: + 850m.

Day 7 EL KELAA, OUARZAZATE /Marrakech

Dades Valley, Ouarzazate, crossing the High Atlas.

Day 8 OUARZAZATE / Marrakech

Marrakech, imperial city, transfer to the airport.

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Meharis – 3 Days Camel riding – M’hamid

Meharis – 3 Days Camel riding M’hamid – Sidi Naji – Erg Zahar – M’hamid

Day 1 M’hamid – Sidi Naji

Departure from M’hamid, the last village before the desert.

Installing the bivouac near the mausoleum of Sidi Naji, marabout of eponymous tribe.

Day 2 Sidi Naji – Erg Zahar

The caravan moves on in quick camels to the big dunes Ezzahar (dune screaming) to admire the sunset.

Day 3 Erg Zahar – M’hamid

We quietly left the screaming dune for lunch at LAHDIBAT where the 4×4 is waiting for the return.

Meharis – 5 Days Camel riding Zagora – Mhamid

Meharis – 5 Days Camel riding Zagora – Faïja – Djebel Banni – Draa Valley – Reg Moulili – Hamada of acacias – Wadi Naam – Erg Mezouaria – Mhamid

Day 1 Zagora – Faïja

Meeting with the camel group and departure for the crossing of Faija (desert dotted with acacia and camel grass). A few hours walk in the morning then picnic in the shade.

Installation of the first bivouac for the night in tents or under the stars, as desired.

Day 2 Faija – Djebel Bani – Draa Valley – Reg Moulili

In the morning, the temperature is pleasant, the march begins with the crossing of Jebel Banned by the collar of N’Djiniya.

The view of the Draa valley before us is great.

A dining and relaxing stop for lunch and then resumed walking for crossing the reg Moulili.

Installation for the night.

Day 3 Reg Moulili – Hamada of acacias – Wadi Naam

The next day, after breakfast, crossing a Hamada acacia, noon stop in the shade, watch the tree thorns.

Resuming the march, heading for the dunes that we will meet later in the day.

Crossing the Wadi Naam.

Night under the starry sky.

Day 4 Wadi Naam – Erg Mezouaria

In the morning we plunge into a chain of dunes, progress is more difficult.

We walk all day to cross the Erg Erg Mezouaria arrival, to spend the night in the dunes.

Day 5 Erg Mezouaria – Mhamid

Arrival in Mhamid at about 9:30 am, shower and lunch in a hotel in the heart of the palm grove.

In the afternoon, transfer to Ouarzazate.

 

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Meharis – 12 Days Camel riding – Merzouga

Meharis – 12 Days Camel riding Zagora – Toumiyate – Tgountirte – Imi noussif – tis nmoumine – dayat et maidre – mzioudda – Erramhia – Ouzina – Oued ziz – Merzouga

Day 1

Departure of the caravan from Zagora towards toumiyate with a lunch at nakhla the middle of the small dune, at 15.00 discount on their way to the place of toumiyate bivouac.

Day 2

After breakfast, free time while the camel load the luggage, delivered on his way to the place of Tgounterte bivouac, with a lunch under the palm trees.

Day 3

After sunrise and breakfast, camels Imi to nouassif (village) to another camp, with a lunch at half way under an acacia tree.

Day 4

After breakfast, challenging way to go instead of the bivouac (tismmoumine) with a lunch under an acacia.

Day 5

Departure of the caravan towards the direction of the fifth camp at el Dayat maidre, with a lunch at the path environments.

Day 6

After breakfast, leaving the team to the place of another bivouac Berber nomadic way (el mzioudda), with a lunch under a tamarisk.

Day 7

After breakfast, departure of the caravan to the site of the seventh bivouac (erramlia) for a good night sky, with a lunch under an acacia.

Day 8

After breakfast, departure camel to the place of another bivouac Ouzina with a lunch under an acacia.

Day 9

Rest for everyone to enjoy the beautiful dunes and ouzina Mountains. A meal on site too.

Day 10

After breakfast departure of the caravan again to go to Oued Ziz tenth camp for another night starry well, with a lunch under an acacia.

Day 11

After breakfast, departure of the caravan to the last bivouac in Merzouga at the foot of the great dunes. Surely, with a lunch under an acacia.

Day 12

Transfer to Zagora.

Meharis – Camel riding Hiking 4 days M’hamid – Ouad naam – Oasis sacrée – Chagaga – M’hamid

Day 1

Departure from M’hamid early afternoon to the dunes with a camel Lihoudi per person, camel guide.

Day 2

Arrival at the bivouac: tea – sunset – musical evening – the evening meal … Night under nomad tent.

Day 3

In the morning, after breakfast, return to M’hamid dromedary by a different route to vary the landscape.

Day 4

One night in M’hamid, camel, Dune. One night in a bivouac Mhamid (by camels)

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4 days Camel riding Hiking – Chagaga

4 days Camel riding Hiking Meharis – M’hamid – Ouad naam – Oasis sacrée – Chagaga

Day 1

Departure at 8:00 am towards the Erg Chegaga.

After three hours of walking, lunch on Rass Nkhal.

At 15:00 departure for Wadi Naam, (2 hours of walking) and bivouac and dinner next to the dunes.

Day 2

Leaving Wadi Naam to 8:00 am for a walk of three hours.

Crossing a large dry lake (Reg).

Lunch at Loitide. At 15:00, walking in the area of ‘wonderful dunes’ (Erg).

Bivouac and dinner.

Day 3

After breakfast, crossing a Hamada (stone desert), lunch at the Sacred Oasis.

In the afternoon departure for the dunes of Chegaga (the largest dunes in the region (300 m above sea level and over 40 km long).

Meals and overnight in nomad tents.

Day 4

After breakfast, return by 4×4 to the village of Mhamid around 10:00.

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12 Days Desert Tour Of Marrakech To The Great South Morocco

Day 1 Marrakech – Telouet – Ait Ben Haddou – Ouarzazate

Departure in 4×4 to Ouarzazate via the Tizi N’Tishka the pass at 2260m and road culmination of Morocco.

We then rejoin the Kasbah Telouet where we will take the old track of caravans to the Kasbah of Anemiter we visit. We finish the track at the Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, classified world heritage of Unesco and famous for the many film shootings that took place there.

Lunch facing the Kasbah of Telouet or Aït Ben Haddou. Continuation to Ouarzazate. Dinner and overnight in HB.

PS : Ait Ben Haddou is one of the most beautiful kasbah in southern Morocco, the most authentic and best preserved of the entire Atlas region.

It benefited, financially, several shootings important films, including Lawrence of Arabia, Gladiator and Jesus of Nazareth, and is now a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Day 2 Ouarzazate – Skoura – Rose Valley – Dades Gorges – Tinghir

After breakfast, departure for Oasis Skoura (passing track to see all the kasbah, the palm.) Continue by road to reach El Kelaa M’Gouna (stop to visit the manufactures of roses products) and Boutghrar take the trail that crosses the Valley of Roses (kasbah route miles) to reach the Dades Gorge, lunch at the foot of the Gorges, the afternoon, continuation in 4×4 to join Tinrhir, incursions into George Todra that happen to be a narrow corridor of 300m, the road leading to Georges. Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 3 Tinghir – Tinjdad – Goulmima – Errachidia

After breakfast, departure to Errachidia, reaching Tinjdad; direction Ksar Touroug to take the track that leads directly to the middle of the palm Ghris, reaching Goulmima, Ksar Business Iglmimen, After we continue our way to Errachidia.

Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 4 Errachidia – Erfoud – Merzouga

After breakfast departure to Merzouga via the Ziz Valley, visit the Blue Source, see the beautiful landscape of the Berber tributes.

Continuing to Erfoud which location in the heart of «The Ziz valley and Tafilalt», and his moussem dates in October and known by these fossils, Marble manufacturing).

Continuation by the track in 4×4 (the hamada: desert of stones) to get to Merzouga dunes to arrive at the camp located in the desert by camel departure enjoying a beautiful sunset at the top of the dunes Erg Chebbi (250 m).

Dinner and overnight at luxury bivouac (nomad tent) in PC.

Day 5 Merzouga – Merzouga

After breakfast, on camels, we’ll be back to the hostel to take a shower, then do the loop of dunes and visit the Ganoua region.

Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 6 Merzouga – Errisani – Alnif – Tazarine

After breakfast, departure in 4×4 to Tamsahlte through Errisani, discovery of the ancient capital of Tafilalet with a stop to admire the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Cherif, ancestor of the Alawite dynasty, and we will continue in an asphalt road scenery rocky plateaus Tamsahlte up via Alnif (Alnif lunch), arriving at Tamsahlte.

Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 7 Tamsahlte – N’kob – Tansikhte – Zagora

After breakfast, departure to Merzouga, passing by the village of N’kob famous by the 45 Kasbahs, continuing our way Tansikhte (Draa Valley), small scheduled stop for a drink … of this, we will take the runway (ancient caravan route) on the left bank of Oued Draa lined ksour and kasbahs, oases and palm groves to find yourself closer to the palm and its kasbah.

Take the road to reach Zagora, lunch on site.

In the afternoon visit the regions of Zagora. Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 8  Zagora – Mhamid – Chegaga

After breakfast, departure to the famous Kasbah of Tamgroute, visit the Koranic library and the manufacture of traditional pottery, then continue our road to reach the village of M’Hamid (jbel banned), then departure for visit the village and its surroundings: kasbah, former slave village and the crossroads of caravans.

Lunch in a beautiful Riad in the heart of the palm grove, the afternoon, departure in 4×4 to the dunes of Chegagas (300 m), crossing 60 km of desert (Hamada, erg, oasis.) Before arriving at the dunes sunset, possibility to climb the dune and enjoy a beautiful sunset, dinner and overnight at luxury bivouac at the foot of the dunes in HB.

Day 9 Chegaga – Foum Takkat – Foum Zguit – Agdez

After breakfast, departure in 4×4 to cross 90 km more in the desert and enjoy different landscapes (Lake Iriqui, mountains, fossils, track the Paris Dakar.) Lunch taken at the first village after the desert Foum Zguid, The afternoon continue by asphalt road through Taznakht (village famous for its manufacture of carpets), arrive at Agdz in the late afternoon.

Dinner and overnight in HB.

Day 10 Agdez – Taroudant (Oulad Berhil)

After breakfast, visit the kasbah Tamnougalt (several films were turning here) then continuation in 4×4 to Ouled Berhil via Taliouine known that the production of Saffron DP.

Day 11 Oulad Berhil – Marrakech

After breakfast, departure to Marrakech via Tizi n’Tast (Sub Valley Tinmal, Ijoukak and Asni. Overnight in Marrakech on BB.

Day 12 Marrakech

After breakfast, the day will be spent visiting the city by bus: the Menara gardens of the Palais Bahia, passing by the Saadian Tombs, and the outside of the Koutoubia.

Lunch, show in a former palace of Medina.

In the afternoon, departure for a walk in the souks and discover Djemaa El Fna Square when the show awakens: snake charmers, acrobats, monkey trainers, adventure storytellers will bewitch you.

Night in BB.

Tours From Casablanca

Day Trip Casablanca –

Day Trip Casablanca

Casablanca is the largest city in the Maghreb region and the eighth largest in the Arab world. Casablanca is Morocco’s main port and one of Africa’s largest financial centers.

Located on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, Casablanca became one of the most important cities of the Berber kingdom Barghawata in the middle of the 8th century. In the 14th century, it was used as a key port by the Merinids; and in the 15th century, it became known as a safe harbor for pirates. Casablanca came under Portuguese control soon after. In 1755, the city was largely destroyed by an earthquake. It was rebuilt by Sultan Mohammed ben Abdallah and was colonized in the 20th century by the French.

Pick-up at 10:00 a.m. or 2:00 p.m. from your hotel or residence by our bilingual local guide and our professional driver

Discover the emblematic places of Casablanca during a guided walking tour. Casablanca, Dar El Baïda in Arabic, owes its name of “white city” to a group of Spanish and Portuguese navigators seduced by the white facades, facing the sea, of the houses of the Anfa district. Explore this dynamic city and admire its boulevards and modern infrastructure.

Stroll through the Habous district, renowned for its small squares and arcaded streets: the marriage between a modern urban setting and the labyrinthine passageways of the traditional medina. Continue the visit to the Place des Nations Unies and the superb Place Mohammed V. Then go to the central market to admire the royal palace of the city.

Visit the colorful Habous district and discover the Mehkma, the city courtyard. Visit the two religious epicenters of the city the Notre-Dame de Lourdes cathedral and the famous Hassan II mosque. End the ride in the residential district of Anfa and shop for souvenirs in the brand-new shopping center facing the sea.

 

Highlights

• The great Hassan II mosque.

• The coastal cornice.

• The Anfa district.

• Church of Our Lady of Lourdes

• The Old Medina and the Jewish Museum of Jewish Events. (The museum is closed on Saturdays)

• The Hobous district.

• Place Mohammed V or Place des Pigeons.

• Central Market.

 

 

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Sefrou

Day Trip Fes Sefrou & El Bahlil

Day Trip Fes Sefrou & El Bahlil

Bhalil, 24 km south of Fez in Morocco, this village nestled on the mountainside offers a very picturesque aspect with its white houses. In Bhalil, the inhabitants have maintained a very traditional way of life.

Safrou 28 km from Fez the city is known for its Cherry Festival, also known as the Cherry Festival or Moussem Hab Al-Moulouk

at the foot of the Middle Atlas.

It is crossed by a river, there is a waterfall in the city, which is one of the many springs and waterfalls in the province.

While in Fes, expand your horizons with a private day trip to Sefrou and Bahlil.

Pick-up at 09:00 am from your hotel or residence by our professional bilingual driver.

When you reach, you will meet our local professional

Make a first stop in Séfrou, a town renowned for its waterfalls and unusual land formations. Admire the sanctuary of Sidi-Ali Bousserghine. Explore the city, learn about its architecture, religious influences and history.

Take a breath of fresh air under the lush vegetation of the Aggaï wadi Enjoy lunch in a restaurant in Séfrou, before taking the climbing path in a region of olive trees. Explore Bhalil and the famous cave paintings, revealing the history of the region. Then, visit a local family, enjoy mint tea, and learn about the daily life of the locals.

In the late afternoon, you will return to Fez.

 

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Fes

Day Trip Fes

Day Trip Fes

Fez is a city in northeastern Morocco often considered the cultural capital of the country. It is mainly famous for the fortified medina of Fes El Bali, with medieval Merinid architecture, bustling souks, and an old-fashioned atmosphere. The medina is home to religious schools such as the Medersas Bou Inania and Al Attarine dating from the 14th century, both decorated with carved cedar panels and delicate mosaics.

Pick-up at 09:30 in the morning at your hotel or residence by our professional bilingual driver.

You will meet your local guide for a tour of the medina and the main historical site.

Start the visit at Bab Boujloud, one of the gates that lead to the medina. Visit some of the beautiful old buildings such as the Madrasa Bou Inania and El-Attarine, the Koranic schools of religious studies, as well as the university and the mosque of Al-Karaouine. Visit the Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts and see traditional tools, carpets, furniture and musical instruments in a beautifully restored caravanserai.

After a lunch break in one of the hundreds of restaurants in the medina, continue to the famous tanneries, where leather is still processed as it was hundreds of years ago. Watch workers from a booth and learn about the different jobs, and even bargain for a new bag or belt later.

Outside the medina is the Royal Palace with its large plaza lined with palm trees. Finally, climb the hill to the cemetery of Bab Fettouh and enjoy the panoramic view of the White Sea from the houses of the medina.

Meet your driver for the return trip in the evening.

Here are some places you will see during the visit:

  • Andalusian Quarter
  • Tannery Chouara
  • Al Quaraouiyine Mosque
  • Bab Bou Jeloud’s door
  • Mausoleum of Moulay Idriss
  • Seffarin Square
  • Madrasa Attarine
  • The different souks of Fez
  • Talaa Kbira and Talaa Sghira

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