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We are a professional
and competent team (guides, muleteers, cooks,..)
lead by
Mohamed Aztat, an official mountain & desert
tour guide Berber by origin and local to the
Imlil region.
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Graduated from Mountain guides
shcool in Tabant (CFAMM),
Licenced N°385
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graduated from the “Royal
Moroccan Federation of Skiing
and Mountaineering.
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Accredited
Wild country Assessor for
Expeditions in Morocco
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Member of the guides association.
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Mohamed
was previously a muleteer, cook and tour guide for
many British companies, speak excellent English,
French have 13 years experience, He truly loves his
job and the region he grew up and lives in . Always
proud to introduce his culture to visitors
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Hiking and Trekking in Morocco |
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Whenever you want
to travel and whatever your level of fitness, we can
organize your trip to suit you. Whether you want to
climb mountains, walk through deep shaded valleys,
or ride camels accross the desert; we will enable
you to experience your desired holiday. |
Tour Program or itinerary
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We offer and
arrange day trips and longer proper hikes into the
mountains, with your transfers from town laid on. We
are able to suggest itineraries to meet the
requirements of visitors based on the number of days
available, please choose an itinerary from below and
we make it happen. |
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From
Conde Nast Traveller Magazine - Issue, December 2007
PLUS,
Hire a Berber guide and head out of Marrakech for a
trek in the Atlas Mountains... Mohamed is simply the
best guide with whom I have walked in Morocco...”
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From
the Sunday Times Newspaper - Agust,2008
For proper treks, contact the Atlas
superguide Mohamed Aztat (0668 76 01 65,
aztat.rando.free.fr ), who can arrange day trips
and longer hikes into the mountains, with your
transfers from town laid on
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Read more
From
the Sunday Times Newspaper - May, 2007
In Morocco's mountains There’s solitude
high up in the Atlas Mountains – only your guide,
your mule and a few excited locals will know you’re
there...“Welcome to the happy valley,” said our
guide, Mohamed Aztat, when we stepped out into this
Arcadian landscape next morning.
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From
the BBC-Radio 2 / 19 Feb 2008
We headed for the hills
to speak to a man who spends his days with his head
in the clouds. We went live to the Atlas mountains
in Morocco, to join one of their top guides Mohamed
Aztat.
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From the Lonelyplanet
guidebook - February 2007
Dar Adrar is run by one of the star
guides of the Atlas, Mohamed Aztat>>>>>
Read more
From Insight Smart Guide Marrakech 2009
....Mohamed Aztat who owns this small guesthouse, is
one of the best guides around. He arranges treks,
has a good team of guides, muleteers and cooks, as
well as a small shop with equipment rental. |
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Choose an
Itinerary by Region or by Lenght!!
The Atlas
Mountains
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NB: We can personalize all the
programs mentioned on this web site
or creat a new ones according to
the costumer's enquiry.
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The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range
across a northern stretch of Africa
extending about 2,500 km (1,500 miles)
through Morocco,
Algeria,
and Tunisia.
The Atlas ranges separate the Mediterranean
and Atlantic
coastlines from the
Sahara
Desert. The mountains are
divided into additional and separate ranges,
including the High Atlas, Middle Atlas,
and Anti-Atlas.
High atlas its self is divided into :
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Western High Atlas :
In the west lies
the oldest portion of the range.
Several peaks in this
area exceed 4000 m,
Its high
point is the Jbel Toubkal
at 4167 m, which is visible from the city of Marrakech.
Jbel Toubkal lies in the Toubkal national
park
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Central High Atlas :
A solid chalk
mass morphologically dominated by tabular
zones reaching an altitude of 2,500 m
extends from Azilal to Ouarzazate. Here, the
contrasting landscapes remind visitors of
the Colorado, with its high plateaux, its
gorges and box canyons,
and its peaks sometimes splintered by
erosion.
Jbel Mgoun
at 4068 m being the highest peak in this
part of the High Atlas.
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Eastern high atlas
which is the Imlchil
region.
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The Anti-Atlas
extends from the Atlantic Ocean
in the southwest of Morocco toward the
northeast to the heights of Ouarzazate and further east to the city of Tafilalt
(altogether a distance of approximately 500 kilometres/310
miles). In the south it borders the Sahara.
The easternmost point of the anti-Atlas is
the Djebel Sarhro mountains and its eastern
boundary is set by sections of the High Atlas range.
Jbel Siroua is set as a
bridge between the High
atlas and the Anti-Atlas. |
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Our shop, Atlas Trekking Equipment was set up by Mohamed and Paul,
two mountaineering friends and colleagues. We both lead and guide
groups in the mountains and both wish to share our experiences with
others.
The shop is set
in the centre of Imlil village (see map) and offers trekkers the
opportunity to buy or hire trekking equipment.
Read more >>>>
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Our Homestay in Imlil :
Dar Adrar
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In Imlil, a picturesque Berber town set in the
Western High Atlas mountains, about an hour drive south of
Marrakech, enjoy the genuine Moroccan hospitality
in the lovely family-run guesthouse
Dar Adrar.
The lodging features cosy guestrooms a roof terrace with
panoramic views over the Imlil valley, and an
on-site Hammam or Turkish bath. A complimentary breakfast is
served every day from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and delicious home-cooked
meals can be provided on request
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