DURATION
DAYS TOUR
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Tour code: JB Tour style: Classic Explore Tour comfort: Basic Trek grade: Moderate to Challenging
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Jebel Sahro Trek
£495 £839
MARRAKECH
Tizi n’Tichka 2260
MARRAKECH & OUARZAZATE
From/To El Kelaa AIT YOUL Boumadour IRIHOUI
Tizi n’Tmighcht 2180m
AFOUGHAL Tine Ouaiyour JEBEL SAHRO
TAGMOUTE TAMOU
Jabel Sahro Trek JB Through the remote mountains of Southern Morocco
On this walking trip we trek through the arid landscapes of the Jebel Sahro region and explore the valleys, dotted with date palm oases. We visit the sheer walls of the Bab n’Ali rock pinnacles, camp by an oasis and explore mountain villages, meeting nomads along the way.
13 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Marrakech. Day 2 Jebel Sahro Drive over the Tizi-n-Tichka pass to El Kelaa Mgouna. Trek to the hamlet of Ait Youl. Day 3 Afoughal Cross the rocky region between the Dades River and the mountains. Day 4 Tagmoute Walk through the Amalou-n-Ouchchene Valley and spend the night in a village house. Day 5 Tamou Trek towards central Jebel Sahro. Day 6 Ighazioun-n- Imlas village Walk through the hamlet of Akerkour and camp just outside
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Afoughal Tagmoute
Ighazioun-n-Imlas. Day 7 Bab n’Ali Relax in the village. There is an option to take an excursion to the impressive rock pinnacles of Bab n’Ali. Day 8 Taggourt Plateau Walk through a gorge to see the Tête de Chameau rock formation and chimney-like rock pinnacles of the Tassigdelt Tamajgalt plateau. Camp in Riche village. Day 9 Ighissi Trek to the Abid Plateau (1800m) and spend the night in Kasbah ruins. Day 10 Irihoui Walk to
Tamou Ighazioun Rest Day
optional walk Bab n’ Ali 1580m
Ighazioun
Tizi-n-Tmighcht (2180m). Enjoy lunch at Irihoui and camp near a small oasis. Day 11 Ouarzazate Descend into the Bouizergane Valley to Ait Youl. Drive to Ouarzazate. Day 12 Marrakech Return to the city and enjoy an evening visit to the Djemma El Fna square to see the jugglers, acrobats and snake charmers. Day 13 Tour ends Marrakech.
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Riche Ighissi Irioui MOROCCO OUARZAZATE
Isk n’Dakune 2544m
IGHISSI RICHE Optional Walk Bab n’Ali
IGHAZIOUN N’IMLAS
0 km 20 km Tour essentials
Accommodation: 3 nights hotels, 2 nights village house, 7 nights camping. Meals: 11 breakfasts, 10 lunches and 9 dinners are included. Tour staff: Explore Tour Leader plus driver(s), mountain guide, cook and muleteers. Transport: Bus. Trekking Details: This is a 9-day trek with an average of 5 to 8 hours of walking a day on rocky paths, reaching altitudes of around 2000m. Mules are used to carry the luggage. We have graded this trek moderate to challenging. Group Size: Generally 10 to 16.
Planned tour dates
2013 Tour only dates 03 Mar - 15 Mar 24 Mar - 05 Apr 06 Oct - 18 Oct 20 Oct - 01 Nov 10 Nov - 22 Nov 22 Dec - 03 Jan
2014 Tour only dates 09 Mar - 21 Mar 06 Apr - 18 Apr
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Day 3 - 15km Day 4 - 13km Day 5 - 15km Day 6 - 18km Day 7 - 18km Day 8 - 19km Day 9 - 9km Day 10 - 11km Day 11 - 22km Single rooms are available from £55 or call our experts on 0844 875 1893 77
Amalou n’Mannsour 2712m
MOROCCO El Kelaa
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Trek Route
JEBEL SAHRO 80 km
TOUR ONLY
DAYS 13 FLIGHT INCLUSIVE DAYS 13
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