LOCAL MOROCCO TOURS: THE BEST ADVENTURES TOUR PROVIDER IN MOROCCO

LOCAL MOROCCO TOURS: THE BEST ADVENTURES TOUR PROVIDER IN MOROCCO

From the Sahara Desert to the Hassan2, Morocco is overall a beautiful place to pay a visit. But without a reliable tour guide, you might not cherish the experience. Hence, welcome here.

From capturing the desert beauty of Sahara to exploring some surrealistic Hassan2 experience, Morocco is overall a lovely place to pay a visit. Things get more evident when you consider visiting the Majorelle Garden which combines exotic plants and oriental colors. The quietness is what makes the garden rich in culture, lifestyle, as well as handicrafts. And not to forget, there are Riads, the traditional Moroccan houses which now are turned into small hotels. But if you think, these are the reasons for visiting the Moroccan land, you are undoubtedly wrong. Paying a visit to the place also means walking in the medina and undergoing the treasure hunting experience. But if you are unfamiliar with the place, you might just need some tips for tipping a tour guide, isn’t it? Hence, here’s presenting a couple of things to consider before you explore the adventurous place.

4 Tips to Consider for Tipping a Moroccan Tour Guide

In your travels through the Moroccan land, you’ll get hold of wonderful services from the local guides. But not all tour guides can meet tourists’ expectations despite being given a handsome amount of money. If you have already directly selected them, there’s no possibility for you to end up the tour even if the guide is offering a “false-guide” So you need to choose the best Local Morocco Tours Service after a lot of surveys.

1. First and foremost, you will have to choose a proper tour guide. This is due to the fact that the Multilingual Moroccans might put you to shame. There, the official language is Arabic. Even if French is a spoken language out there, you will have to know some phrases in Arabic, which a proper tour guide can teach you. Remember that every tour guide in the place receives a yearly salary, so finding a great guide might be hectic initially so you can consult the Local Morocco Tours Service.
2. Second, when choosing a proper tour guide, make sure you have already let them know about the places that you are going to visit. For information, every guide tends to make things faster and simpler. But you must make your necessary demands in order to hunt the adventurous treasure of the place.
3. Third, whenever you employ the services of any guide, make sure that you have already checked them wearing the badge which all the certified Moroccan tour guides wear.
4. Fourth, you must not wait to be on local in order to reserve a particular guide. Remember that the best and the finest will possibly be unavailable.
   

The Final Words

Whenever you are planning to visit the beautiful place, make sure that you survey the geography properly. Apart from finding a reliable tour guide, it would be safe if you first choose the hotels and the services to get the best experience of the Moroccan adventure. Have any question about traveling to the place? Feel free to ask your questions in the comments box.

trekking in morocco

trekking in morocco in  the High Atlas mountains jbel saghro

This volcanic mountain region does not experience true winter snows like the High Atlas making it perfect for winter hiking. The Saghro is situated between the High Atlas mountains and the Sahara desert and makes a nice link to also camel trek overnight and explore the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga. You’ll completely traverse the Saghro Massif walking. High uplands and volcanic monoliths resemble the U.S. southwest with soaring mesas, sparse vegetated plateaus, hidden springs and canyon oasis where you can freely ramble. You’ll meet and have tea with Ait Atta nomads living in this harsh and remote landscape. Jackal, fox, wolf, toads, frogs, wild sheep, gazelle, vulture, Buzzard and the rare Bonelli-eagle survive here. Trees include date palms, acacia, tamarisk and oleander.

Itinerary

Day 1
Transfer from Marrakech to Nekob in the Saghromountains, a journey of 300 kms including the Tichka Pass and the town of Ouarzazate. We load the mules and set off for a short walk to our first night’s accommodation in a Berber house (gite).

Day 2
Oasis Tifdassine – Irhazzounen’Imlass This is a day of easy walking – about 5 hours in total – including the oasis of Tifdassine (1210m) to arrive at our camp near Irhazzounen’Imlass.

Day 3
Amguis Valley – Bab n’Ili – Ousdidene Today’s route is along the Amguis Valley through the village of Amguis (1400m) and on past interesting rock formations to arrive, after about 6 hours, at Boilouz where we camp at the oasis.

Day 4
Boilouz – Afourar Valley – Igli Oasis – Tassigdelt Over the course of the day we climb 700m to Tassigdelt, passing the small village if Igli on the way. We camp at Tassigdelt after a walk of about 6 hours.

Day 5
Tassigdelt – Kouaouch – Almoun’Ouarg Today we reach the summit of Kouaouch (2600m) before descending to our camp site at 2300m. A total of 6 hours walking..

Day 6
Iferd – Allili – Plateau de Tagdiite – Dades Valley – Ouarzazte – Marrakech Today we walk down to the Dades Valley, crossing Iferd (2450m) on the way, before picking up our transport for the 6 to 7 hour journey back to Marrakech.

Includes

Fully escorted: fully escorted by local mountain guide, muleteers and cook.

Accommodation in Gites, Mountain hut, Berber homes & Bivouac

All Meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner included

Mules for luggage

Bivouac & Kitchen Materiel.

ATLAS TREKKING-10 DAYS FROM MARRAKECH TREK MOUNT & MGOUN GORGES

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The M’Goun is located in the central part of the High Atlas . From an administrative point of view, it belongs to the province of Ouarzazate .The Assif Mgoun, a tributary of the Dades, rises at the foot of the mountains and waters the rural town of Ighil not Oumgoun up Kalaat M’gouna where it flows into the assif Dades .

The summit Mgoun consists of a long ridge that approach or exceed the 4000 meters over a distance of ten kilometers. In fact this is a ridge anticline . The rock to the surface, is a limestone disk. Its northern side has been sculpted by glaciers during the ice ages of theQuaternary so that today there are fourteen valleys aligned perpendicular to the ridge.