• Marrakech - Discover thrilling new programs for adventure enthusiasts, including visits to the saltwater springs originating from the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains. A must-see attraction is the extraordinary natural site of IMI-N-IFRI, situated 6 km from Demnate.
  The natural bridge of Imi N’Ifri is a distinctive natural arch standing 30 meters tall. The Massif Tisslit has carved into the limestone, forming a unique ‘foum’ (mouth). “Imi’n’ Ifri” translates to “mouth of the cave” in Berber. This site is a geo-morphological marvel, unique in Morocco, and is home to numerous bird species. It is one of the most frequented sites in the Demnate area, with easy access. The region is also experiencing a growing variety of hospitality options.
• Marrakech - At 7:30 am sharp, courteous and professional drivers will pick you up from your Riad, hotel, or tourist residence. The pick-up service is designed to be efficient, taking no longer than 45 minutes, ensuring a prompt start to your journey.
• Sidi Rahal - At precisely 8:15 am, depart from Marrakech for an exciting adventure. Your first stop will be at a rest area where you can relax and stretch your legs for 10 minutes. Enjoy a quick snack or drink and refresh yourself before continuing your journey.
• Demnate - Next, proceed to Demnat town for your second stop. Observe Berber women and men in traditional attire and see numerous carriages in motion. It’s a wonderful opportunity to take photos and immerse yourself in the local culture.
• Imi-n-Ifri Natural Bridge - After just 10 minutes, arrive at Imin-Ifri. Here, a friendly and knowledgeable local guide will lead you on a 90-minute hike through and beneath the bridge. Marvel at the stunning scenery and learn about the area’s history and culture.
• Imi-n-Ifri Natural Bridge - Savor a Moroccan Atlas lunch at a typical restaurant serving the most delicious Berber Tajines and salads.
• Iwaridane - The Iwariden region boasts three significant dinosaur trackway sites:
  • Iroutlane-Iwariden
  • Aït Mimoun Ufellah
  • Jebel Bruna
  The Iroutlane site, first documented in 1937 by geologists Plateau, Giboulet, and Roch, showcases remarkable theropod dinosaur trackways with perfectly imprinted three-toed footprints on large slabs of red ochre, covering approximately two hectares.
  Even considering the likelihood that the sauropod slipped on very wet mud at this location, thus enlarging its footprints, this trackway is exceptional and offers valuable insights into the gait of these Atlas Mountain giants.
  The journey to this location may take about 35 minutes each way. Enjoy half an hour of wonder and admiration.

• Admission fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Imi-n-Ifri Local Guide

• Lunch
• Drinks
• Personal Spending & Tips

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.