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Africa and the Middle East - Morocco


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Tour code: HA Tour style: Classic Tour comfort: Basic


Trek grade: Moderate to Challenging


High Atlas Trek


£485 £795


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DAYS 15 FLIGHT INCLUSIVE DAYS 15


MOROCCO MARRAKECH From/To OUKAIMEDEN Trek in Morocco’s highest mountain range


On this trek we walk through the rugged terrain of Morocco’s highest mountain range. We stay in village houses, meet the local Berber people and discover the wilderness of the High Atlas. We have the option to climb to the summit of Mount Toubkal (4167m), the highest peak in North Africa, and we explore the souks and medina of the ‘Red City’ of Marrakech.


15 day tour itinerary


Day 1 Join tour Marrakech. Day 2 High Atlas Travel to Imlil village. Walk to Aremd. Day 3 Ouanskera village Trek over the Tizi-n-Tamertert pass (2279m) into the Imenane Valley. Day 4 Iabessene village Walk to the remote Berber village through Tachedirt and Tizin-Tachedirt (3230m). Spend the night in a Berber village house. Day 5 Oukaimeden Valleys Walk through Tizi Mzlee, Agounss and Tizi-n- Ouatter. Day 6 Oukaimeden Explore the


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village. There is the option to trek to the summit of Jebel Oukaimeden (3262m) to enjoy majestic views. Day 7 Amskere village Descend through juniper forests and enjoy a picnic by the river. Walk through Tizi-Aguersioual to Amskere. Day 8 Tizi-Oussem village Cross the Tizi-Oudite pass and relax in the village. Day 9 Tamsoult Hike along the Oussem Valley. Day 10 Tizi Aguelzim Trek to the Toubkal refuge. Day 11 Climb Jebel Toubkal The ascent of Mount


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Rest Day Optional Walk


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Toubkal (4167m) is optional. It is a non-technical trek but involves climbing some steep slopes. Day 12 Aremd village Walk to Tizi Ouanoums and see the nearby lake. Relax in Aremd. Days 13/14 The Red City Travel to Marrakech and explore the souks and medina of this iconic city. Day 15 Tour ends Marrakech.


Please go online for our full detailed tour notes.


Tamsoult Toubkal refuge Toubkal refuge Aremd


Rest Day Optional Walk


Day 2: 1hrs Day 3: 4hrs Day 4: 7hrs Day 5: 7hrs Day 6: 4hrs Day 7: 7hrs Day 8: 6hrs Day 9: 3.5hrs Day 10: 5hrs Day 11: 7hrs Day 12: 7hrs Day 13: 30mins or call our experts on 0844 875 1893 TIZI OUSSEM


AGUERSIOUAL IMLIL


AREMD TAMSOULT IABESSENE OUANSKERA HIGH ATLAS NELTNER CAMP


TAZAGHART PLATEAU


Toubkal 4167m


Jebel 0 km High Atlas Trek HA 25 km


Tour essentials


Accommodation: 6 nights basic village house, 3 nights basic camping, 3 nights standard hotel and 2 nights basic mountain shelter. Meals: 14 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 11 dinners are included. Tour staff: Explore Tour Leader, muleteer(s), local guide(s), cook and driver(s). Transport: Minibus. Trekking Details: This is a 10-day trek with an average of 6 hours trekking a day. We walk at altitudes of around 3000m except on the optional ascent of Jebel Toubkal, which rises to 4167m. Most of the trek is along well-defi ned but rough paths. Group Size: Generally 10 - 16.


Planned tour dates


2014 Tour only dates 4 May - 18 May 18 May - 1 Jun 8 Jun - 22 Jun 6 Jul - 20 Jul 17 Aug - 31 Aug 14 Sep - 28 Sep 28 Sep - 12 Oct


2015 Tour only dates 3 May - 17 May 17 May - 31 May 7 Jun - 21 Jun 5 Jul - 19 Jul


Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.


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