About this experience
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Start and end in Marrakesh! With the hiking & trekking in Jebel Saghro mountain 8 Days, you have a 8 day tour package taking you through Marrakesh, Morocco and 5 other destinations in Morocco. Trek Jebel Saghro 8 Days is a small group tour that includes accommodation in a hotel as well as an expert guide, meals, transport and more.
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What’s included
- Breakfast
- Lunchs and Dinners during the trek.
- Private transportation
- 2 night in local house
- Mules
- Tente
- Cook
- 2 Night in hotel 3 * in Marrakech bb
Not included
- Tips, travel Insurance, flights, drinks
Itinerary
- 1
Marrakech
Transfert from aéroport to Hotel. Night and dinner in hotel Andalouss 4. or Similaire.
- 2
Marrakech - Ouarzazate- Tagdilte village.
After breakfast, we depart for southern Morocco, crossing the majestic High Atlas Mountains via the dramatic Tizi-n-Tichka Pass (2,260 m) — the highest road pass in the country. The journey south offers breathtaking views of mountain peaks, valleys, and traditional Berber villages perched on hillsides. Along the way, we pass through Ouarzazate, often called the "Gateway to the Sahara", and continue through the Skoura Oasis, the Valley of Roses, and into the stunning Dades Valley, known for its dramatic rock formations and ancient kasbahs. We’ll witness beautifully preserved fortified villages and gain insight into traditional southern Moroccan life. By late afternoon, we arrive in the village of Tagdilt, where we spend the night in a simple, authentic village house — offering both a warm cultural welcome and the perfect base for beginning our trek the following day. 6h30 driving. Lunch : in Ouarzazate.
- 3
Tagdilt Village - Almou
After breakfast, we meet our trekking crew, who will accompany us over the coming days through the remote landscapes of southern Morocco. Our main luggage is loaded onto trusty mules, allowing us to walk with just a daypack. We begin our trek through a serene landscape of small oases, where fields of barley are framed by the slopes of fig trees. The trail winds through a beautiful valley before gradually climbing onto the volcanic flanks of the Jebel Saghro range. This region is known for its dramatic gorges, black rocky peaks, and timeless atmosphere. With luck, we may pass nomadic Aït Atta camps and encounter local shepherds tending their flocks in the high pastures — offering a rare glimpse into traditional mountain life. We take a short rest before crossing the Tizi Ouzarzam Pass (2,300 m), where panoramic views open up across the rugged landscape. After a steady descent, we reach our first campsite, nestled in nature, where we prepare for a memorable first night under canvas beneath the stars of the Moroccan sky. 4 to 5h walking. camp.
- 4
Almou - Igli
We break camp in Almou and begin today’s walk through the stark and beautiful landscapes of the Jebel Saghro. The trail takes us across rocky plateaus, dry riverbeds, and through narrow gorges, with constantly changing scenery that reflects the wild, volcanic nature of the region. As we trek, the towering black peaks and deep canyons offer an almost lunar landscape, with occasional sightings of nomadic families or isolated shepherds. The silence and scale of the terrain invite a slower pace, perfect for reflection and immersion in nature. We pass through areas rich in geological formations, shaped by centuries of erosion, before beginning a gentle descent into the Igli basin — a small, fertile area surrounded by dramatic cliffs. Here, palm trees and small plots of cultivated land begin to reappear, signaling our arrival at Igli, a tranquil spot that often serves as a final or penultimate campsite during Saghro treks. 4 to 5 h walking.
- 5
Igli - Bab -n- Ali - Ighazoun Oumlass
After breakfast in the peaceful oasis of Igli, we begin our trek toward one of the most spectacular landmarks in the Jebel Saghro region: Bab n’Ali — the famous “Gates of Ali.” The trail leads us through a variety of landscapes: from fertile valleys and cultivated terraces to arid, moon-like plateaus scattered with volcanic rock. As we ascend gently through this dramatic terrain, the views become increasingly expansive, revealing the stark beauty and geological richness of the Saghro mountains. Along the way, we may pass Aït Atta nomads and their herds, and possibly cross small seasonal rivers depending on the time of year. The environment becomes more rugged and open as we approach Bab n’Ali, two towering rock pinnacles that rise like giant sentinels from the desert floor — a breathtaking natural monument and a highlight of the entire trek.
- 6
Ighazoun Village - Tifrit
Departing from the peaceful village of Ighzout, we set out across an arid yet captivating landscape marked by rocky plains, scattered palm groves, and dry riverbeds. The trail leads us steadily toward Tifrit, a small settlement near Nkob, nestled at the edge of the vast desert and the foothills of the Anti-Atlas mountains. Along the way, we cross traditional Berber villages and may encounter local shepherds and farmers working their land, gaining insight into the rural life that has sustained this region for centuries. The terrain shifts between gentle slopes and rugged rocky sections, offering varied walking experiences and beautiful views of the surrounding valleys. As we near Tifrit, the landscape opens up to reveal stunning desert vistas framed by distant mountain silhouettes. Our camp for the night is set near Tifrit, providing a restful haven before continuing deeper into the desert or toward Nkob. Here, under the vast starry sky, we share stories and enjoy a traditional meal prepared by our trekking team.
- 7
Saghro transfert to Marrakech.
Today we make our final journey back to Ouarzazate or Marrakech. We head past the snow capped Atlas peaks and across the Draa valley. We stop briefly in Ouarzazate - 'the Hollywood of NorthAfrica' - popular with movie makers as Gladiator, kingdom of heaven, Lawrence of Arabia, the Prince of Persia all being filmed here. wewill drive over Tizi n'Tichka Pass before our afternoon arrival into Marrakech. 7 h driving
- 8
Transfer to Marrakech Airport – After Trekking Adventure
After completing your unforgettable trek through Morocco’s stunning landscapes, it's time to head home. Today, you’ll be transferred from your accommodation in Marrakech to Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK) for your departure flight.
Good to know
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Minimum age
- 6+ years
- Guide
- Guided tour in English
Know before you go
- Public transportation nearby
- Infant seats available
- Passport required
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not stroller accessible
- Not suitable for pets
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Not recommended for people with back problems
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for people with heart conditions
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
- if you did not bokk your predeparture accomodation with us, please meet our driver in front of Hotel Ali at the square at 8:00.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun protection
- Sleeping bag
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 1 day before the experience starts.
- 1 day or more before: full refund
- Less than 1 day before: no refund
Meeting point
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Café France
- Address
- Avenue Jamaa El Fna, Marrakech, 40000, MA
- How you meet
- Meet on location, or hotel pickup
- Coordinates
- 31.62554, -7.98880
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Frequently asked questions
How long does this experience last?
It lasts 8 days.
Can I cancel this booking?
Free cancellation up to 1 day before the experience starts. 1 day or more before: full refund · Less than 1 day before: no refund
Is this experience guided, and in what language?
Guided tour in English
Is hotel pickup included?
Hotel pickup is available, or you can meet the group on location.
Where does this experience start?
It starts at Café France, Avenue Jamaa El Fna, Marrakech, 40000, MA.
Is there a minimum age?
Travellers must be 6 or older.
From AED 1,839 per person
