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Morocco trekking tour departure will be from Marrakesh airport at 8 am, where we are going to cross by the highest mountain in Africa, \u201cThe high Atlas Mountains\u201d, followed by Tichka mountain, to reach Dades Gorges at the end of the day, where we will settle in a Hotel, to have dinner and then stay a night there. Furthermore, before reaching Dades Gorges, we will pass by Skoura Oasis which is full of ruined ancient Kasbahs among the palm trees, and the valley of roses at Kelaat M\u2019gouna, to visit and have a look at the locally made cosmetic articles; and which are considered to have great interest and value throughout Morocco.<\/p>\n
We will spend three days and two nights at the Dades Gorges. After taking your breakfast, a splendid and amusing journey are waiting for you. A trek guided by the guides and the muleteers of the tour will show you special features of the landscape, they will schedule where the trek will begin, end, and where to stop; and also describe for you the nature and the way of life of the local Berbers, who inhabit the Anti-Atlas-Mountains. It will be a Great journey where we will spend our nights in the Beber nomads caves in the mountains, and probably one night with a Berber family, you will certainly love their hostility and simplicity.<\/p>\n
In the fifth day of Morocco trekking tour, we will go back to the hotel; to freshen up with a shower. We will reach the \u201cBivouac\u201d, in Erg Chebbi dunes at Merzouga. In our way, to the Bivouac, we will stop to visit Toudra Gorge, then Rissani to have a delicious lunch. We will spend a night and have dinner on our arrival to the \u201cBivouac\u201d.<\/p>\n