A long journey from Marrakech offers a first-hand experience of Berber village life on the way to a Berber family’s home in the High Atlas Mountains. So on the first day he leaves the busy city of Marrakech and via the TizintTast mountain he makes his way to Taroudant. Beyond the town of Tahanaoute (KM 32), the journey practically begins.

The road leading through the N’fis valley, lined with old kasbahs, to the green landscapes of the regions of Asni and Ouirgân, reaches the Tizi N’Test pass (2092 metres). This traditional crossing was held by Berber tribes until the beginning of the century for the Kasbahs they built. An opportunity to discover the diverse and spectacular panoramas of the High Atlas, with its land villages and terraced crops. After passing Ouirgane the road becomes more winding and spectacular. Ouirgane’s dam gives way to OuedN’Fis, which has dug an impressive canyon for thousands of years.

At the towering ramparts in the middle of the Sous valley he reaches Taroudant and discovers its nine gates. A setting of subtle charm, it seems that little has changed since the time of the Medina Conquerors. And what is exceptional is that above this peaceful city floats first Almohad, then Marinid and Saadien, the memories of the prosperous past of Portugal and France. Spending the night there allows you to quickly change your pace, see space-time, and give a promising omen to your journey.

After a delicious Verdi breakfast in the early morning, head to Tafraout on the second day of your trip. The landscape from Taroudant to Ttafraout is nothing short of a colorful wonder. The rocks overhead are tinged with pink, which blends nicely with the timid green of the spring grass that lines the ground. Located at the foot of the Anti-His Atlas at an altitude of 1200 meters, Tafraout (“Valley”) gets its name from the dizzying panorama that opens into the valley-shaped bowl. The architectural curiosity of the area is concentrated in the Agadir or Collective Breadbasket. When you arrive, you’ll find that Tafraute is worth the effort. You can discover precious oil sweets, especially the famous almond and prune tagines. And the incandescent summit offers an impressive sight at sunset.Therefore, waiting for the night there provides not only mental security, but also a certain calmness and tranquility.

On the third day, wake up to enjoy the sunrise over the foot of the Anti-Atlas and have breakfast served with Amrou. A mixture of almonds, olive oil, argan oil, and other natural ingredients. Afterwards, head to Mirleft via the vibrant medina of Tiznit. Beautiful roads lead us from valley to valley, taking us to different locations, including charming Berber villages. Then, gradually, the turn unravels. Mountains overgrown with argan and wild lavender give way to vast desert plains. The suburbs of Tiznit are less attractive. But as soon as you cross the beautiful fortifications that guard the medina, the magic of the old Moroccan city kicks in. We will have lunch there and continue our journey. Finally, like a mirage, the picturesque little seaside town of Milleft appears at the end of the straight line. There, afternoon coffee or tea will become a social event, where you will be exposed to the warm hospitality of the village’s Berber fishermen. Overlooking Mirleft is an old Spanish fort. You can see the Spanish influence in most of the hilly streets and Moorish buildings of the charming village, where the soothing rhythm of the roar of the waves will give you a quiet night.

Mirleft is a good place to relax and unwind. On the morning of day 4, wake up to the sound of a gullible sniper and have his coffee social morning with breathtaking beaches and beautiful landscapes. Milleft is a pristine fishing village near the Atlantic coast, so a great fishing excursion awaits you. A trip full of water sports and outdoor activities such as paragliding, horseback riding, quad biking and fishing. The sites there are dedicated to discovering the thrill of fishing, capitalizing on the beauty and wealth of the Berber community, who make their living from fishing and still maintain a friendly atmosphere and traditional Moroccan way of life. The perfect place for an unforgettable fishing session. The real thrill of a picnic is cooking the fish you catch on the beach. Lunch there will be very delicious. The beach is calm enough for a relaxing afternoon stroll or exploring the landscape. After enjoying the fish-filled waters, beautiful sandy beaches and ocher cliffs that glow even more in the setting sun, return to your Milleft accommodation for dinner and a quiet evening by the sea. This is what this whole little haven of Atlantic peace offers in a climate that is always comfortable and relaxing.

After dawn on the fifth day, enjoy a scrumptious breakfast before heading to your new destination. Passing through Essaouira.Tiznit, crossing the Souss Massa nature reserve, heading to Agadir, then he to Essaouira. A long journey full of adventure and stops for memorable photos along the Atlantic coast, where the magic of small fishing villages is inevitable and where everything is calm and quiet. The provincial capital of Sousse-Massa is a welcoming and clean city. The whole region boasts heavenly natural spaces and a very mild climate all year round. There we will have lunch and breathe some fresh air before continuing our journey to Essaouira. Arriving there in the evening you are welcomed by the lights shining around its mighty ramparts.After dinner we spend the night in the refreshing city. The city enchants with the extraordinary calmness of its climate and the soothing rhythm of the roar of the waves.

However, the name Essaouira means ‘beautiful picture’ or ‘well-painted’. So on his 6th day of the journey, he wakes up early to enjoy some pretty realistic photos that keep all the secrets of the legendary city of Mogador and have a delicious breakfast. To feel the soul of Morocco within the mighty walls of the fortress, you need to soak up the atmosphere of the port and stroll through the souks and picturesque markets inside the medina. A collection of indigenous arts and popular traditions of the region. Mogador remains primarily a cultural destination, with sandy beaches as far as the eye can see and offering beautiful panoramas of the sea. It will also appeal to lovers of relaxation and water sports. After a long tour, we will have lunch there before heading back to Marrakech. We will get there in the evening and be taken directly to your accommodation.