Marrakech : Trekking di un giorno sulla cima Talamrout delle montagne dell'Atlante 2700M
Descrizione
Imbarcatevi in una gita di un giorno sui monti dell'Atlante e salire in cima alla cima del Talamrout (2700m) è un'avventura esilarante che promette panorami mozzafiato ed esperienze memorabili.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Mentre parti per la tua avventurosa escursione di un giorno sulle montagne dell'Atlante, l'aria frizzante di montagna riempie i polmoni e l'anticipazione del viaggio che ti aspetta ti dà energia. Partendo dal vostro hotel di Marrakech o da Riad, il percorso panoramico vi porterà attraverso strade tortuose e paesaggi pittoreschi fino ad arrivare a Imlil, la porta d'accesso alle montagne dell'Alto Atlante.
A Imlil, incontrerai la tua Guida esperta che ti guiderà in questa spedizione. Insieme, intraprendete il sentiero verso la cima Assaoul, che si erge maestosa a 2700 metri sul livello del mare. La prima tappa del viaggio ti porta attraverso il villaggio di Tamaterte, dove intravedi scorci della vita tradizionale berbera in mezzo al terreno aspro. Salendo ulteriormente, il sentiero si snoda attraverso una rigogliosa pineta, offrendo tregua dal sole e la possibilità di immergersi nella tranquillità della natura. Lungo il percorso, ci si ferma ad ammirare i panorami che si aprono davanti a sé, con le valli di Imlil e Tachedirt che si estendono sotto, e le cime innevate dei monti dell'Atlante che incombono in lontananza.
Raggiungendo il passo Tizi N’Tamaterte a 2279 metri, ci si prende un attimo per riprendere fiato e immergersi nel paesaggio mozzafiato. Da qui, il sentiero si snoda lungo il fianco della montagna, conducendovi sempre più vicino alla vostra destinazione finale. Continuando la salita, il paesaggio cambia, lasciando il posto a terreni accidentati e affioramenti rocciosi. Ad ogni passo, ci si avvicina alla vetta, alimentati da un senso di avventura e determinazione. Infine, dopo una salita impegnativa ma esaltante, si raggiunge la cima Assaoul. In cima a questa maestosa cima, si viene ricompensati con panorami ampi che si estendono a perdita d'occhio. La pura bellezza del paesaggio ti lascia stupito, mentre ammiri la natura incontaminata che ti circonda. Dopo una pausa per assaporare il momento e catturare alcuni ricordi, inizierai la discesa, ripercorrendo i tuoi passi fino a Imlil, dove pranzerai in una casa di famiglia berbera prima di tornare a Marrakech
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
Verremo a prendervi dal vostro hotel o Riad a Marrakech
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(203)
Superb hike with a magnificent viewpoint as a reward at the top. Our guide was very friendly and we highly appreciated being able to enjoy a great meal in his household (best tagine of our stay). Thanks again.
Very nice one day activity to get out of Marrakesh in the nature :) Lunch was good :) Our guide was very nice and friendly :)
I booked a tour with this operator and it was a complete disaster. They never showed up for the scheduled pickup, and there was absolutely no communication from their side. I tried messaging, several times but got no response at all. I wasted my time waiting, rearranging my plans, and received no explanation or apology. Extremely unprofessional and disappointing service! I would not recommend this company to anyone. Save yourself the frustration and book with a more reliable operator.
It was cancelled six minutes after we were supposed to be picked up so we didn't have a chance to try to find something else.
Nice and attentive guide. Very nice meal at his grandmother's in Illil. Applied to communicating with all. I recommend this tour!
This was probably the worst, poorly organized, guided, safe (in my opinion) I have ever been on. From the start, the booking office directed us to one pickup point, while the guide contacted us with another - neither of whom had communicated with each other. This tour was comprised of English and French speaking tourists (with several very young children), which presented significant problems throughout the tour, as the guide would be addressing each group for 10 minutes while the other group became very bored. For a bit more money, just get another guide and split those attending. We began with a stop to ride camels (you kinda have to do that when visiting Morocco!). Great. Easy peasy. We made a stop at a women's collective in a village where they make argan oil and other skin products and we're given a short demonstration on the process. I know this is very cynical of me, but I felt like this was the mandatory tourist fleecing stop; the argan oil products were in plastic containers and weren't light resistant - a big no-no. Proceeding to the part of the tour I had was concerned about...we were served lunch in the village in the Mountains where I guide grew up. It was absolutely beautiful! After lunch, we embarked on what the guide said was a 3km hike (I think it was longer). He failed to properly advise the group as to the general area we would traverse. And so our hike began, simple enough.... This is where I came to feel this hike wasn't safe for all those involved - namely the children. There were large leaps, areas that required good balance, and areas someone could easily fall. While this was happening, our guide was upfront, not looking back, but on his phone. What really concerned me about the lack in consideration for the safety of everyone was when we had to cross several wooden, shaky, unsteady crossings over areas of fast-moving water. The children, in particular were apprehensive at best and frightened at worst. Even I was reluctant. Thereafter, we find ourselves at this random area with a small waterfall and a stand to buy drinks. Our guide disappeared somewhere; he neglected to inform us why we were stopping there. A good portion of the time when our group actually needed our guide to tell us where to go, he neglected to do so. The worst instance was when a panicked French mother and her very young son frantically asked which bridge to cross and I didn't know. My partner literally had to call the guide because he was so far away from us and had no clue that people were left behind - and scared. After a few more minutes of hiking, we reached the pick-up point to return to Marrakech. I strongly recommend a different tour operator. I don't have any confidence in our tour guide. I feel this is a poorly planned tour. I feel it is inconsiderate to those in the tour who speak different languages. ***Most concerning, I absolutely do not feel this is a safe tour - or, at least the hiking route we took was unsafe - especially for children under 10yo. In my opinion, please avoid this tour.
We had a wonderful day out. Badr was an excellent tour guide. He was full of interesting facts and made the experience a lot of fun. We’d recommend anyone who’s thinking about it, to do the same trip!
Ibrahim was amazing! He was kind and friendly and took us on an amazing day out. Lunch was in a great location and also delicious! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a one- day taste of Morroco outside of Marrakesh.
Everything went very well on Jan 19th. The guide and driver team were 5 stars. The lunch at the Berber family house was also very good.
We had a wonderful time on this tour. We had a fun camel ride in the desert, then took the bus to the local women's cooperative where we had breakfast of bread and homemade dips, and we saw how argan oil and other natural cosmetics were made. We then went to the Berber village of our tour guide Abdulaziz, where we had a delicious home cooked tagine and couscous. We then did a 1h hike to the base of some waterfalls at one of the Atlas mountains, where it started snowing when we reached. The whole experience was lovely and Abdulaziz was a terrific guide who was very welcoming and informative. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Marrakech.
