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Day Trip : Imlil

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Imlil is the last step before the ascent of Jbel Toubkal and the departure of many hikes. After crossing the throats of Asni, a picturesque village known for its weekly bazaar on Saturday, the road continues along a green valley where the mountains, natural bastions impressive play with colors. Departure from Marrakech to 09.00 in cars 4 * 4 or minibus.
Stop Tahanaoute Picture a beautiful landscape of the atlas, several villages on the hills. Imlil pursuit, hiking an hour and a half to the Kasbah, waterfalls, and back by a village perched on the heights of Imlil (climbing horses). Lunch in traditional Berber board oued.

NB: the price varies depending on the season, the choice of vehicle, the number of people, and supplements.

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