• Taroudant - Departure from your hotel at 08:30, direction Taroudant, southeast of Agadir at 80km. Medieval town, nicknamed “the little Marrakech”; surprises by the tawny color of its ramparts, the picturesque of its souks, and the agitation continues in the small cafes under the arcades of the large Assarag Square.
• Tiout - We go to the oasis of Tiout about thirty kilometers from Taroudant; a Berber village at the foot of the Anti-Atlas. A magnificent palm grove extends between several villages with red ocher houses offering a sublime landscape. On the height of a hill, the kasbah Tiout offers a panorama both green and desert.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Supplement of 20 Euro/vehicle for departures from Taghazout village

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Gratuities
• Walk on Anne’s back

Taroudant is a city of Berber origin, which was once the capital of the Saadian dynasty before it was moved to Marrakech. A tour of Taroudant includes a visit to the Berber Souk where one can observe the work of local craftsmen. Further exploration of the city reveals its extensive 8 km long protective walls. Next, the trip moves to the village of Tiout where lunch is shared with a local resident. Post lunch, the expedition continues either on foot or on donkey-back, exploring a palm grove that is home to over twenty thousand date palms. An additional attraction in Tiout is the Kasbah, a part of the 1954 film Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, directed by Fenandel, was recorded.

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