Atlas Valleys: Tessaoute, Aït Bouli and Bougmez

Hotel :

In Marrakech, you will be accommodated in a good standard 4**** hotel, which we have carefully chosen based on their location, tranquility and cleanliness.

As a guide (this may exceptionally change depending on availability), this trip most often stops at the Meriem

Cottage:

We have tried to select the guesthouses based on their charm and comfort, but also on the friendliness and helpfulness of your host. The guesthouses are equipped with showers and facilities designed to accommodate several hikers. Comfort levels may vary depending on the stage of the hike.

Bivouac:

Chosen in quiet, spectacular locations, and ideally near a water source, the tents are igloo-style, accommodating 2 people for three, with 5cm thick foam mattresses and individual fitted sheets for your comfort. A mess tent, a traditional Berber tent, is provided for your meals and evenings, complete with folding chairs and a table. Finally, for your convenience, we set up a toilet tent and a shower tent, and water is provided (when possible) in a basin for washing.

Prepared according to energy and dietary needs, the meals are varied. For lunch, a picnic consisting of various salads, cheeses, dried or fresh fruits, and in the evening, you will enjoy typical dishes: soups, lamb tagines, chicken tagines, steaming couscous, pastries... In the morning, breakfast is hearty: you will taste traditional bread and the famous Berber pancakes: "lebsemen" served hot with honey.

And of course, the soothing mint tea that accompanies every meal. Tradition demands it!

Finding drinking water in Morocco is easy, whether it comes from a spring, a well, or simply the tap. However, it's advisable to use water sparingly in desert areas and treat it with purification tablets to avoid any unpleasant surprises. You'll also find bottled water almost everywhere in towns and villages; just remember to take the empty bottles home with you. Try to reduce your consumption of plastic bottles to zero.