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Around Toubkal: A classical round about Toubkal range and summit trekking its most spectacular villages and main sites. It offers a great deal of satisfaction and diversity of this popular range. Itinerary : Day1:Marrakech-Imi Ourhlad- Tizi oussem Day2: Neltner Hut Day3: Toubkal...

Atlas explorer : To the high atlas mountains, this energetic adventure hiking trails takes you under the shadow of the mighty Toubkal massif. This part is much more remote and less visited than the main other circuits of the occidental High Atlas. Walking this part is delight....

Around Sirwa peaks : Some of the southern slopes to the high Atlas are host to great winter walks . The Safron mountains offer spectacular range and very rewarding treks amongst sheepfolds, pastures and enriching tribal encounters. further inland occasional snow covered peaks add...

Sirwa blossom valley : This small massif is a link between the Toubkal area and the extreme oriental side of the anti Atlas.Sirwa stands as a volcanic range made up of basalt and granite terrain, contrasting with the bushy and steppe-like vegetations dominating the wide-open...

1. Do I need insurance? You must have an appropriate personal travel insurance policy. Be careful to make sure that you are covered for the activities that appear in your trip dossier. Many High Street insurance policies will not cover trekking, mountain biking and horse riding...

About Morocco: Morocco is a rugged land of mountains, plains and desert and thousands of miles of unspoiled Mediterranean and Atlantic coastline.  Its borders are with Algeria and Mauritania and it is home to Africa’s highest range of mountains north of the equator as well as a...

Sahara Desert self drive: Introduction: For its classical sunrise, many will certainly head on a self-drive to Merzouga dunes and the Tafilalt date palm grove that this corner holds as one of Morocco’s greatest sights. With its reddish waves of desert encroaching from the east...

Pachas and kasbahs *IN STYLE SAFARIS*: Southern Morocco has long attracted visitors in search of a break from the gloom of winter.Dotted across the country are a group of hosters who have coaxed delightful resting places into being. So many hideaways now luxuriate in the...

The kasbah routes *IN STYLE SAFARIS*: Fortresses that dot the riversides and cliffs are the finest signs of an ancestral art inherited and conserved to express proudly a glorious history as well as a human achievement to celebrate life and pay homage to the Draa River. Boasting a...

The draa valley : Flowing through the Sahara desert all the way to the Atlantic ocean, Draa is Morocco’s longest river. It disappears in the desert around M’hamid, some 240 km from its headwaters following one of Morocco’s most spectacular drives. The Draa valley has a certain...