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Tifnit-Massa TIFNIT-MASSA : 1 day: 550 dh / person (minimum 2 people) Meals at your expense. Tifnit, typical fishing village with its many blue boats will seduce you. A natural paradise for anglers you can rub perched on blocks of dry sand. The Souss Massa National Park is the largest national park in the country, it extends 33 000 ha including 70 km of coastline. It is home to many species of birds. The Oued Massa is a small leafy valley. PARADISE VALLEY The Cascades Imouzer PARADISE VALLEY The Cascades Imouzer 1 day: 550 dh / person (minimum 2 persons) not including meals. Located 60 km north-east of Agadir and is accessed by crossing the beautiful Paradise Valley, a gorge lined with oleanders and palms. The waterfalls are among the most beautiful waterfalls in North Africa. The water falls from the board by several falls landing in pools at the foot of the cliff. The almond trees bloom in March-April and July-August each sees return the honey harvest. LEGZIRA : 1 day: 550 dh / person (minimum 2 people) Meals at your expense. Paradise situated between Sidi Ifni and Mirleft. Often called the Moroccan Etretat, this set of arches not leave you indifferent as its beauty is supernatural. The sea erosion has carved into the cliffs arches remarkable succession on the beach and has an amazing site. Rashid, manager of small traditional restaurant you will enjoy a tagine of fish caught in the tides on the same day by local fishermen. An unforgettable experience and a change of scenery. ESSAOUIRA : 1 day: 600 dh / person (minimum 2 people) Meals at your expense. Essaouira formerly known as "Mogador" where the port is one of the most picturesque places is a pretty small town surrounded by blue and white walls. Discover the narrow streets traditional souk, its art galleries, doors and walls above the waves of the ocean crashing strongly on its ocher walls is a real pleasure for the eyes. Taroudant, Tiout 1 day: 550 dh / person (minimum 2 persons) not including meals Before arriving in Taroudant, you will visit a citrus farm, Taroudant is the "little Marrakech" because its walls of red earth, with a backdrop of the snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas, city tour and traditional souks and the Palais Salam. Tiout meal "at the Pacha" followed by a visit to the palm, can ride a donkey. TAFRAOUT : Day: 600 dh / pers (minimum 2 persons) including meals Tafraout is surrounded by a myriad of rocks of various shapes, rising over a palm which houses argan and almond groves and olive trees. In spring, the valley Tafraout a beautiful sight when the almond trees are in bloom. Residents or Chleuh Ichelḥiyen Valley Tafraout, grow cereals and many fruit trees including almond trees. The tribes nearest Tafraout are Ammeln, Tahala, Ida Osemlal, Ait wafka, Amanouz, Ait Bounouh and Tasrirt. Tafraout means "beehive" in Berber, Very beautiful landscape of pink granite discovered in the hinterland. A little town with its typical traditional souks. TAFRAOUT OUMESNAT Gorges d’Ait MANSOUR: Two days: 1950 dh / person (minimum 2 people) Night, lunch and dinner. Tafraout is surrounded by a myriad of rocks of various shapes, rising over a palm which houses argan and almond groves and olive trees. In spring, the valley Tafraout a beautiful sight when the almond trees are in bloom. Oumesnat is 8km from Tafraout in the valley of Amneln on the road to Agadir Ait Baha. This village is known for its "traditional house" whoseworth a visit! You will stay in this wonderful guesthouse in the mountains. 25 km south of Tafraout, gorges open a colorful canyon in stone desert surrounded by huge flames of rock dominate you, and then suddenly, aswater is a resurgence gorges become an oasis generous and full of life that meanders along the river slipping between palm and villages.Certainly the most beautiful oasis of Morocco BERBER TENT CAMP IN: One night in tents! - 2 people min. 1950 Dh/person. - 6 people 1600 Dh/person. - This price includes transportation, lunch the first day, and - Half board in tent If you are looking for a change of scenery, the camp is for you! The first day you discover the Massa area with a meal at the inhabitant in the evening and you arrive at camp you sit in tents erected especially for you, after a walk in the dunes, you enjoy a meal cooked Berber fire. After your night in the tents you will enjoy a traditional breakfast before heading back to the Riad. Excursions. (On request) IMMERSION IN A VILLAGE BEEKEEPERS: 2 days: You will experience the thrill of a beekeeper in it and you enjoy the local produce: honey, amlou, olive oil. Spend the night in a small hotel very friendly. You will also visit the largest apiary Inezergui. THE DESERT AND HISTORY TATA: 3 days: Otherwise you will see the desert, visit the largest palm grove and you will discover one of the oldest irrigation system collectively. IDOUSKAL: 2 days: Discovery 60 km south-east of Agadir an area still completely blank Idouskal in the Anti-Atlas. Hike 2 hours to visit the largest granary of the anti atlas . .
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