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This trip is a very comprehensive introduction to Morocco. Uncover its rich history while sightseeing in Fez, Meknes, the Roman ruins of Volubilis and the fortified kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Experience an amazing variety of landscapes, from the sand sea at Merzouga to the majestic rugged scenery of the Atlas Mountains in Todra Gorge and the Valley of the Roses.
Exotic trip to Morocco. Includes great little adventures, like riding camels into the Sahara, sleeping under the stars, hiking up the Atlas mountains, staying with a Berber family, a raft trip through stunning gorges and visiting old cities.
An ideal place to escape from the hustle and bustle of Marrakech, our guest house welcomes you for an exceptional stay with 21 rooms as well as breathtaking panoramic views on the snow-capped Atlas mountains.
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Accommodation
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From €60 - €210 per person per night
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We are offering 20% off the public price and on all rooms!
Some of the finest and most rewarding trekking experiences to be found anywhere. A visit is equally rewarding on the human level: a rich history and rural culture is evident with the local Berber inhabitants colourful and friendly villages.
An affordable 18-room-cultural ecolodge offering comfortable rooms and good facilities. Dedicated to the promotion and protection of the Berber Culture in the High Atlas, the lodge was built following the traditional ways of building with natural materials.
Toubkal National Park, only 40 miles from Marrakech, offers a chance for students to see, experience & study different geographical issues whilst feeling sufficiently safe & familiar (most Moroccans speak French) to enjoy a different culture.
Explore a wealth of different landscapes & gain an insight into the diverse topography of southern Morocco. We spend time trekking in the Jebel Sahro - volcanic monoliths, mesas and plateaux - then take camels into the desert through towering sand dunes.
