Unforgettable experience through Djebel saghro with Nomads lifestyle

Atlas And Sahara Tours organize Djebel Saghro & nomades of Aït Atta trek for the amateurs of  the culture and lifestyle, walking through the north of Jebel Sarhro, an enormous pre-Saharan massif of volcanic origin. The pleasure of the eyes, with the tortured reliefs, the needles. The pleasure of meetings with Nomads villagers and  shepherds, in these mountains still very isolated.
TREK HIGHLIGHTS

• The sumptuous lunar landscapes of the Saghro Mountains.
• The heavenly oases in the middle of the red granite cliffs.
• Learn about the Nomads lifestyle
• The approach of Berber traditions.
• Visit the Nomadic tents

Day 1: Marrakech (Ouarzazate) - Tagdilt
Departure from your hotel in the morning to reach the south.
The road of Tichka, 2260 meters. It then switches to the south, with a total change of scenery and atmosphere. Direction Ouarzazate, then the Dades valley , dotted with palm plantations of Kasbahs and Ksour (fortified villages) rammed earth.
Overnight at the Berber house in Tgdilt.
 
Day 2: Tagdilt (1650 m) - Tizi n'Ouzarzam (2300 m) - Almou n'Ouarg (2200 m)
The trail leaves the Dades valley to climb gradually. A canyon makes it possible to reach the Tizi n'Ouzarzam at 2300 m. Magnificent view of the great chain at 4000 meters M'Goun and the plain of Dadès.
Camp on a small plateau between the mountains, not far from a well.
5 hours of walking. M: 650 m. D: 100 m.
 Dinner and night at our Camp.
 

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Day 3: Almou n'Ouarg (2200 m) - Kouaouch (2600 m) - Igli (1850 m)
A regular ride makes it possible to reach the pass of Imi n'Ouarg (2550 m). We drive to the summit of Kouaouch, the highest point of the circuit, which offers a superb view of the mountains of the snow-covered Central High Atlas and the deserts of the south.
The path sneaks between beautiful tabular reliefs. In passing, azibs, stone mountain shelters, and nomads camps.
Camp in Igli, plateau surrounded by rocky peaks.
5:30 walk. M: 400 m. D: 750 m.
 Dinner and night at our Camp.
 
Day 4: Igli (1850 m) - Bab n'Ali (1350 m)
Descent on the Afourar Valley; traditional houses made of rammed earth, fields of barley and henna.
We progress through red and ocher rocky peaks to Bab n'Ali. Crossing a small pass between the two peaks that form the "door" of Bab n'Ali, before following the ravine of Amguis. In the region, many Ait Atta nomads with their flocks.
Camp near a well.
5:30 walk. M: 150 m. D: 650 m.
 Dinner and night at our Camp.
 
Day 5: Bab n'Ali - Ighazoun - Hanedour
Descent of the small valley of Amguis, at the foot of the rocky peaks, until Ighazoun Nimlas. Crossing the plateau, with sumptuous rock formations.
Last night in camp, a little after the village of Hanedour, perched on a cliff.
5:30 walk. M: 150 m. D: 200 m.
 Dinner and night at our Camp.
 
Day 6: Hanedour - Marrakech (Ouarzazate)
A short walk before we meet our driver and head back to Marrakech. Lunch on the way, arrive to Marrakech around 6-7pm.
End of our services.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONS

• ​DURATION: .......................6 days /  5 nights.
• PERIOD:............................ All year 
• GRADE:............................. Easy, family friendly.
• PICK UP DETAILS:.............Pick up at 8:00am (from your hotel in Marrakech / Agadir / Meeting point)
• DROP OFF DETAILS:.........7-8pm at the hotel (day 7)
• ACCOMMODATION:.........Camp & Rural gites (Berber house). 
• FOOD & DRINKS:...............Fresh Salade & Hot meals Moroccan tagines will be provided.

PRICE:.............................Contact us (Private trek).
SERVICES INCLUDED

• English speaking local guide.
• Meals during the trek. 
• Bottled water.
• Transfer from & to Marrakech/Agadir with private car & safe driver.  
• porters to carry your luggage (Backpack / duffel bags recommended, no suitcases, you could store it at our riad)
• Cook to prepare your meals.
• 5 nights accommodation (a mix of camping & Berber house experience)

SERVICES EXCLUDED

• Soft drinks.
• Tipping.
• Equipment hire.

TREKKING EQUIPMENTS LIST (required)

• Good walking boots and socks
• Sleeping bag (3-4 season); plus thermal liner in winter
• Lightweight fleece and waterproof outers (summer)
• Layers, windproof jacket, hat, gloves (autumn-late spring)
• Thermal underwear (autumn through late spring)
• Sunglasses.
• Walking stick (useful)
• Personal items e.g. towel, sunscreen, wipes, toilet tissues
• Small First Aid Kit including insect repellent, plasters, meds
• Small rubbish bag to carry out what you carry in.
• lighter e.g. burn toilet paper
• Day sack/backpack
• Water bottle or camel back (recommended)
• Torch/Flashlight and spare batteries e.g. head torch
• Penknife (useful)
• Trail snacks
• Zip-Up bags for camera etc.