Discover the delights of Morocco on foot
Exotic , magical and colorful is a way to summarize the image of Morocco - although it diversified in North Africa lends itself to many more vivid descriptions . Located close to the UK and yet seemingly a world apart , it is a truly fascinating place to visit. If it is a walking holiday in Morocco you are looking for you will not be disappointed , there are some beautiful routes on offer, you are right in the heart of the countryside and offers the ideal way to experience the culture and explore the history . For the best experience, it is advisable to book with a travel agency that uses experienced guides and can accommodate small groups.
Walking in Morocco find stroll through some of the most dynamic cities in the country , trekking across the Sahara sands and hiking in the Atlas Mountains . Whatever your fitness level or ability , there will be a walking holiday in Morocco to suit you.
Discover the magical heart
Most trips start in Marrakech, which offers a wonderful introduction to the exotic culture and fascinating traditions of the country is famous for. Beautiful architecture exceeds bustling streets , cafes nagging spread on the roadside , and the smell of spices, mint tea and the food is all around. Glittering jewels hanging in the windows while the carpet sellers display their wares in lavish displays of ground. The coffee is drunk in pots of gold and exquisite bags of nuts and fruits are sold on every corner.
The old part of the city of Marrakech is the imagination, with alleys leading to beautiful souks, street entertainers charm snakes and play music and
delicious snacks prepared in tiny street stalls . Djemaa el Fna is the place to go in the old town and this is the old city of Marrakech was once . Here, the Koutoubia mosque stands proudly in his understated magnificence ornamental windows and decorative arches looking down on a beautiful lighted garden and the minaret of the great mosque was the inspiration for the Giralda in Seville.
For a bit of peace and quiet , head of the Jardin Majorelle which also houses the Museum of Islamic Art . Here, there are many cactus, lily ponds and other outstanding botanical species. Marrakech , one of the best walking in Morocco is easily accessible. The High Atlas Mountains are nearby and the Ourika Valley is only 45 minutes by car. Famous for the seven waterfalls of Setti Fatma , the beautiful green valley of Ourika, with terraced fields and a river that sings, offers a distinct contrast to the rugged mountains that tower over Atlas . Along the Berber life prosperous valley and there are plenty of opportunity to visit traditional villages and enjoy the local culture. Here you get a real idea of life typical country that is still so prevalent in these regions.
Walking in Morocco is the best way to really see the country. With so many excellent hiking trails , beautiful accommodation and fantastic scenery that will be an unforgettable experience.
