ITINERARY & TREK DETAILS:

The Jebel Saghro is a volcanic massif made of disturbed rocks, rocky peaks and basaltic conglomerates. This massif, separates the valley of the Draa to the Dades Valley. Its highest point is Kouaouch Summit 2600 m. The scenery is almost lunar; it is a very mineral world, raw and sometimes interspersed with narrow valleys and deep canyons. Here and there you will meet the Ait Atta nomads who come down from M’goun at the cold season in order to graze their herds of goats and camels.


Day 1: Marrakech - Tichka Pass Tagoudilt village:

After eating breakfast in the hotel in Marrakech we will take transportation over the Tichka Pass on the other side of the High Atlas Mountains.
We will pass through lots of Berber villages on the side of the road in the High Atlas. We will pass through the high desert cities of Ouarzazate, Skoura; Klaa El Mgouna where we will stop for lunch. From there we will head through the small city of Boumalne Dades and continue on to Tagudilt village where we will stop to spend the night in the Berber guesthouse and where we will meet our mule team. Approximately 8 hours of journey

Day 2: Tagudilt - Almou Nourg:

After breakfast we will start our walk on the plateau and then we will start to climb up to Azarzim Pass and have our lunch just before we reach the pass. Then we will go over the pass until we reach the shepards home of Azib Almou N'Ouarg where we.

Day 3: Almou Nourg - Igli:

From here we will make our push up to the summit of Jbel Sarho (2,592m) which is named Kouaouch. We will relax for a bit at the top to bask in our accomplishment with a snack and take a few pictures of the breathtaking scenery.
As we descend from the summit we will stop for lunch in Tassigdelt. Then we will continue on to the village of Igli where we will spend the night camping near the nomadic people among almond orchards. Approximately 7.5 hrs of hiking

Day 4: Igli - Bab N'Ali:

after eating breakfast in the tiny village of Igli we will walk through a small gorge next to the Afourer River. We will continue down the valley to a scenic place with rock pinnacles called Bab N'Ali where we will have lunch.
A little ways further we will see a waterfall and then come back to Bab N' Ali where we will camp for the night. Approximately 6 hours of hiking

Day 5: Bab N'ail - Assif Nirrazzoun:

From Bab N' Ali we will follow the river down the valley until we reach Irrezzoun N' Imlas where we will stop for a picnic lunch.
After lunch we will continue on for a little bit on Asif N' Irrrezzoun where there are some farms and almond and fig orchards and palm trees and where we will camp for the night. Approximately 5 hours of hiking

Day 6: Assif nirrazzoun - Handour village:

After eating breakfast at Asif N' Irrezzoun we will pass through some small Berber villages until we reach the village of Handour where we will have lunch and spend the night in the Berber guesthouse.
You will be able to relax here: take a shower, and wash your clothes, and walk around this pretty and old village. Approximately 4 hours of hiking.

Day 7: Handour - Marrakech:

from Handour we will take transport back towards Marrakech. We will have lunch in Ouarzazate and stop by the Kasbah Taourirt to visit. Then we will get back on the road and arrive in Marrakech after passing over the Tichka Pass (2,660m). Approximately 8 hours of travel


TRIP FACTS:

Trek grade: moderate
Group size: Min 2 and Max 15
Starts/Finish: marrakech city
Availability: october to may

PRICES:

•Group 2-3: 520 € person
•Group 4-6: 500 € Per person
•Group 7-10: 480 € Per person
•One person: On request

What’s included:

•Private Transport to and from marrakech
•Airport pickup
•Hotel pick up and drop off
•All meals during your 7 days trek + coffee and tea
•Accomodation in the tents
•Mountain guide
•Mules to carry your bags

What’s not included:

•Travel insurance
•Soft Drinks & Water
•Accomodation in marrakech
•Tip

About the Price/PaymentnThe price quoted is per person and we quote in Euros (€), but you can pay in Sterling (£)/ US Dollars ($)/ Moroccan Dirham.