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Overview
A trek in Morocco is a no-brainer. You don't have to be a great sportsman to do it. You just need to feel good physically. Our experience in the field means that we can take into account everyone's physical condition, making this type of experience accessible to as many people as possible.
Day 1:
In the morning, departure from M'hamid with our camel drivers and their dromedaries as we cross the desert landscape. We'll have a picnic in a shady spot and take our time to rest. We will then continue our walk to the Tomb of the Marabout of Sidi Naji. We'll set up our bivouac for dinner and spend the night. You'll discover the charm of bivouacking!
Day 2 :
In the morning, we set off to cross a hamada (high plateau) of acacia trees, before leading to theErg Ez-ZaharIt's at the foot of these dunes that we'll set up camp. We'll set up camp at the foot of these dunes and climb a dune to watch the sunset, which is always magnificent here. These dunes are nicknamed the "howling dunes" because, depending on the wind, the sliding of the sand on the surface of the dune can make the sun set.
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Day 3 :
In the morning, departure for theerg Smar which is an abandoned, sandy ruined village surrounded by tamarisA charming and pleasant place to organise your bivouac.
Day 4 :
In the morning, departure for theerg Aït OunirWe'll have a picnic in the shade and take some time to rest. We'll have a picnic in the shade and take our time to rest. In the evening, we'll set up camp at theerg Aït Ounir.
Day 5 :
In the morning, we ride along desert plains before stopping for a picnic and a rest in the shade. At the end of the afternoon we arrive at L'oued NaamThis was the ideal place for our last bivouac. By this stage, you may have become a desert addict, and you wouldn't be the first! You'll now know what it means to enter into communion with the desert, and your capacity for contemplation will surprise you.
Day 6 :
A short walk to reach M'hamid. You'll enjoy one last time the silence of the desert, disturbed only by the crunch of walkers' footsteps in the sand. You'll be surprised to discover that you didn't really miss your hotel...
