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Trek Length:

7 days

Trek Grading:

Hard

Trek Cost:

From €520

When To Go?:

OVERVIEW 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek

A traditional Berber valley with attractive scenery, the Siroua valley and mountains are located in the Anti Atlas section, this excursion will let you discover the lunar landscapes of the Volcanic side of Morocco along with the impressive fields of saffron cultivated by the Berbers. Lunch will be taken with the indiginous Berbers, tagine with a twist of Saffron.

DAY 1

Marrakech/Quarzazate

The first day will be your arrival at Marrakech (or Ouarzazate.) and reception at the airport. You and your party can then stay at your respective hotels.

DAY 2

Marrakech – Tamalakout

In the morning, you’ll depart for the southern slopes of the Atlas mountains, arriving in the village of Tamalakout, which is about a 4-hour drive, for a traditional reception at your Berber mule handler’s home in Tamalakout (1650m). The rest of the afternoon and evening can be spent enjoying the culture and company of the local people.

DAY 3

Tamalakout – Sirwa – Ait Tigga

After loading the mules, you’ll leave Tamalakout and head up to the desert plateaux, striking out for Sirwa. After reaching the mountain, you and your party will bivouac near the village of Ait Tigga. The day should take around 5 hours of walking to complete.

DAY 4

Ait Tigga – Idoughagh – Aït Ighmour – Tachanct Pass – Tisfeldalt

On the 4th day, you’ll be visiting the villages of Idoughagh, Aït Ighmour and Ait Tigga. There is an ancient, 900 year-old agadir or granary to visit when you arrive in Ait Tigga. From there, you will head up to the Tachanct Pass at 2500m before heading to the foot of Tisfedalt, with its azibs or sheep pens. After a 6 and a half hour day of travelling, you’ll bivouac near to Sirwa for the night.

DAY 5

Tisfeldalt – Sirwa – Tikniwine – Irhiri

You and your guides will head out early to reach the Sirwa summit. There may be some scrambling to be done as you cross the southern slope. When you have reached the peak, you’ll then head down to ‘the twins’ or Tikniwine to pass the sheep pens of Irhiri at 2300m. The entire day should take around 6 and a half hours.

DAY 6

Irhiri – Tazoult – Msitalla – Tamazikht

You’ll start trekking in an easterly direction, along the Tazoult and across the Assif of Irhiri to reach the foot of Msitalla. After just over 6 hours of walking, you’ll reach your bivouac on the outskirts of Tamazikht village at 1730m.

DAY 7

Marrakech/Quarzazate

You’ll return to your starting point, either Marrakech or Quarzazarte in the afternoon.

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FAQs

What is the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

The 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek is a week-long hiking adventure through the Siroua Valley, known for its stunning landscapes, diverse flora, and rich cultural heritage. This trek offers an immersive experience into the natural beauty and traditions of the region.

 

How challenging is the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

The 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek is considered moderate to challenging. It involves trekking through varied terrain, including mountainous paths and rugged trails. While it is suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness, prior hiking experience is beneficial.

What should I pack for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

For the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek, pack essential trekking gear such as sturdy hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing, a sleeping bag, a hydration system, and high-energy snacks. It’s also wise to include sun protection, a first aid kit, and a camera for capturing the scenery.

When is the best time to go on the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

The optimal time to embark on the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and conditions are ideal for hiking. Avoid the extreme heat of summer and the heavy rains of winter.

Are there any special permits required for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

Yes, certain permits may be required to undertake the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek, depending on local regulations. It is advisable to check with a local trekking agency or tour operator for the latest permit requirements and ensure all documentation is in order.

What can I expect to see during the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

During the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek, you can expect to witness breathtaking views of the Siroua Mountains, unique rock formations, lush valleys, and traditional Berber villages. The trek offers opportunities to observe diverse wildlife and flora native to the region.

Is it possible to do the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek independently?

While it is possible to undertake the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek independently, it is highly recommended to join a guided trek. Local guides are familiar with the terrain, provide valuable insights into the region, and ensure safety throughout the journey.

What level of fitness is required for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

A good level of physical fitness is required for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek, as it involves long days of hiking and varying terrain. Regular cardiovascular and strength training exercises will help prepare your body for the demands of the trek.

Are there accommodation options available during the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

Accommodation options during the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek typically include camping under the stars or staying in local guesthouses in the villages. Ensure that your trekking package includes details on accommodation arrangements.

How can I prepare for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek?

To prepare for the 7 Day Siroua Valley Trek, engage in regular hiking practice, focusing on building endurance and strength. Acquaint yourself with the trek’s route and conditions, and consult with a trekking expert to ensure you are well-prepared for the adventure.

Included

Transport to and from Marrakech, mountain guide, accommodation, all meals, mules for carrying luggage and equipment, muleteers, private cook.

NOT Included

Flights, beverages, tickets, tips and personal expenses and walking equipment (available to hire upon request).

Notes

The price will vary according to whether it is high season or low season, the number of participants, the age of participants, special offers, changes to the length of the trek and changes to the length of transportation.

Please contact us for further information on up and coming departures.

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