ATLAS MOUNTAINS AND THE SOUTH

Getting Your Bearings

tourism has arrived since Edith Wharton wrote of southern Morocco's feudal chiefs and heat and savagery in her book in Morocco (1929). But the south is still exotic, and the chance of adventure remains. The tourist images of Morocco are often of the south: end-less ripples of immaculate sand dunes, grand Kasbahs, oases with thousands of plam trees, Berber villages hugging the mountains, and the "blue men-nomadic Tuaregs who epitomise adventure and harsh desert life. But perhaps most evocative of the region are the majestic peaks of the High Atlas, where Africa really begins.

Morocco's most exotic region inculdes its highest mountains its hottest desert and its most picturesque Kasbahs.

The South in Four Days

Day One

Start from Marrakech

then follow singns for Ouarzazate via the Tizi-n'Tichka mountain road. Turn left after the highest point for the Kasbah of Telouet. Have lunch opposite Glaoui Kasbah

Return to the main road and turn left before Ouarzazate to explore the Ksar of Ait Benhaddou and stay overnight.

Day Two

continue to Ouarzazate and spend time exploring it, then have lunch in nice restaurant

Take the Dadés Valley: la route des Kasbahs to Skoura for a stroll through the palms and a visit to the Kasbahs of Amerdihil. Drive on to Kelaa M'Gouna and its rose gardens, before heading for Boumalne du Dadés and night in Kasbah de la vallée.

Day three

Start early to head for todra gorges

Have lunch

take road to Tinejdad and then the road lined with Kasbahs, palmeraies and oases-east towards Erfoud.

continue to Merzouga to get in sand dunes the camels with stuffs are ready you gonna ride the camels now and spend a night in sand dunes its necessery to be there before sunset and to wake up before sunrise too .

then we come back by the Imperial cities or by ZAgora spend one night and arrive Marrakech.

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