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PAID CONTENT FOR KASBAH AFRICA


Kasbah Africa AZZADEN VALLEY, MOROCCO


Kasbah Africa is a truly unique lodge in a breathtaking river valley location, just over an hour’s drive south from Marrakech in the High Atlas mountains. Run by a passionate and friendly local Moroccan team, the lodge offers comfortable accommodation and delivers a rustic, laid-back Berber experience. For those looking to unwind and get away from it all, it’s the perfect destination. Perched on a mountainside above the banks of


the Azzaden River — at the entrance to Toubkal National Park — Kasbah Africa offers a high degree of exclusivity. It features eight stone suites, all with panoramic mountain and river views. Each suite has 40sq metres of living space and features handcrafted walnut furniture, either a super king-size bed or two large singles, a wood burner, Berber rugs, a sofa and lounge chairs, a spacious bathroom and a private roof terrace that’s perfect for stargazing. Two standard rooms are also available in the converted Berber Cottage. Each room at Kasbah Africa has its own private sun terrace with a river or mountain view, so guests can fully appreciate their surroundings.


Facilities include a large swimming pool and


lawn, Berber tent, extensive landscaped terraced gardens with abundant fruit and olive trees, a bar, lounge and restaurant with log fires and panoramic views of the High Atlas mountains. For those seeking escape and relaxation, Kasbah


Africa provides an antidote to the stresses of modern life. It offers a wide range of local activities, day trips and tours including guided walks to nearby Berber villages, Atlas treks, climbs of Jebel Toubkal, nature trails, mule treks, cooking courses and 4WD trips to remote mountain villages and beyond. Day trips are available to Marrakech, the Ourika Valley, Agafay Desert, Tinmal Mosque and Ouirgane Valley. The signature trip is ‘A Day With The Berbers’,


which includes a visit to Tassa Ouirgane village for lunch with a Berber family, and to see a local water mill, olive press and farm. Kasbah Africa is equipped with a tripod-


mounted telescope and planisphere (a rotating star locator which helps to identify stars and constellations). Watch the dark skies long enough and shooting stars can sometimes be seen.


DON’T MISS Hike to nearby Berber villages and waterfalls, or join an authentic Berber cooking lesson and learn to make tagine


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KEY FEATURES • 8 exclusive stone suites with panoramic mountain & river views


• Large infinity pool, landscaped gardens & Berber tent


• Restaurant, lounge & licensed bar with log fires & mountain views


• Friendly local Moroccan team & authentic atmosphere


KEY FEATURES • Guided walks to nearby Berber villages


• Atlas Mountain trekking & hiking • Moroccan cooking courses • Day trips to Marrakech, Ourika Valley & Agafay Desert


GET IN TOUCH • kasbahafrica.com • 01428 605833 • info@kasbahafrica.com • instagram.com/kasbahafrica


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