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| Trekking in Morocco |
Morocco situated at
the western end of Africa, also known as Africa Minor, Berbery or Maghreb, the
kingdom of Morocco has a coastline the stretches from the Mediterranean to the
Atlantic, a natural frontier. The Mediterranean coast is impassable, but the
Atlantic side is much easy so and has many fine beaches. A huge fertile plain
abounding in valleys and hills stretches between the Atlantic and the
mountains. The Atlas Mountains-the pack at Toubkal reaches a height of
4.165metres- are the spinal column of western Morocco, and the Rif Mountains
encircle the Mediterranean area.
Morocco's Atlas
Mountains from an extensive series of ranges across the north-west of
Africa-very much barrier against the interior desert, yet influenced by
Atlantic and Mediterranean weather.
Trekking in morocco
shows some of the finest TREKKING in the world, with hospitable guides, a good
climate for much of the year and an almost untouched rock Climbing potential.
Once you are
experienced the contrasting landscape, imaginative cities and welcoming people
of Morocco, it’s easy to become hooked. We welcome you to scouting and
experience the High Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, and other Moroccan
destinations. You will be pleased to the beauty of the mountains and
landscapes, the intrigue of the wildlife and vegetation, and the challenge of
the excursions. Common trips include day excursions to the High Atlas
Mountains, Ourika Valley, and Ouzoud from Marrakech, custom Sahara tours, and a
variety of extended treks. Our company presents you a single experience
tailored to suit your specified requests regarding schedule, group size, and
level of expertise. We can also suit
your needs for a solo outing. You will
benefit from a strong support team and also the hospitality of the Moroccan
people. Accommodations are indigenous
and also chic for fun evening relaxation and stay. With the exception of travel arriving and
departing, our adventures are all inclusive with well planned supplies and
traditional Moroccan meals.
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