
We offer itineraries with both guesthouse and camping accommodation to cater for all tastes and preferences. Our campsites offer wonderful ocean views or are surrounded by peaceful argan forests. The accommodation and facilities are comfortable with some extra touches such as free wifi and our very own coffee van serving freshy pressed coffee to your taste. Who expected a latte in the middle of Moroccan nature?

Tent Accommodation
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Large Berber tents that sleep up to 6-7 people are usually shared by a group of friends or female guests only
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Individual/double Berber tents and smaller Canadian tents are also available
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Comfortable mattresses and pillows are provided
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We also have some spare blankets for colder months but we kindly ask you to bring your own sleeping bag
Guesthouse
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Usually in a shared room with an ensuite bathroom
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Some guesthouses have a swimming pool or a roof top terrace with beautiful views at sunrise and sunset
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We tend to stay in our trusted partner guesthouses but staying in the same guesthouse as presented in the images is not always guaranteed.


Meals & Beverages
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All meals and drinks are included
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We have our own kitchen staff who cook and prepare all meals
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In the mornings you can have a freshly pressed coffee from our very own coffee van
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Breakfasts include coffee and tea, bread and spreads, eggs and fruit
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Lunches are usually packed in the saddle bags and enjoyed at our favourite lunch spots along the way. You can expect simple meals including rice, pasta, salads, canned fish, cheese and fresh fruit
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A chilled soda or Moroccan tea with biscuits and sweets is served at sunset after a long day of riding
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A typical dinner includes Harira soup as a starter, a delicious and comforting tajine as a main dish, and tea and fresh fruit for dessert.
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We offer a variety of meals including vegetables, meat, fish, and carbohydrates. We kindly ask for your flexibility, as unfortunately we are not able to accommodate everyone’s dietary preferences. For guests with strict dietary requirements, we recommend bringing your own snacks or supplements. As a vegan diet is not common in Morocco, certain plant-based protein sources such as tofu are generally not available. Additionally, local cuisine relies heavily on wheat-based cereals, which means gluten-free options are limited.
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In case of a severe allergy, please inform us in advance and make sure to bring your emergency medication.
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Please note we respect local laws and don’t serve, nor can allow alcohol on our treks.
Bathroom Facilities
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There are shower tents with a bucket of warm water for daily washing and personal hygiene at our campsites
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Please bring a trek towel and soap with you
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A septic campsite toilet or option to go in the bush
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Guesthouse rooms have ensuite bathrooms.


Extra Touches
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Wifi is available at campsites and guesthouses although internet speed can vary
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We have a mobile charging station but strongly recommend you bring your own power bank
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When weather permits, we set an evening campfire for all guests to enjoy
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All photos and videos are offered and shared at the end of the trek
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A complimentary individual gallop video filmed from the back of a quad bike.
Horses
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Horses stay the night outdoors next to our campsite or guesthouse and are guarded by the team and dogs who follow us the whole trek
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Guests are welcome to participate in horse care as much as they like. Bonding with your horse off saddle is highly encouraged.



















