We organize 4 Days Fes to Marrakech Merzouga and proceed to Todgha Gorges, passing via Ifrane to arrive at Azrou's cedar forests, which are home to wild monkeys.

We visit the best of Ifrane, as a lovely Moroccan village at 1700 meters above sea level in the Middle Atlas Mountains. It is sometimes referred to as Morocco's Switzerland, owing to its unusual location within the country. Ifrane is known for its unique climate, but it is most known for its peculiar architecture, which has a little mountain town feel to it. The chalets feature sloping roofs and are set in beautiful woodlands surrounded by little lakes, giving the impression that this is a traditional European ski destination. Ifrane also has a winter sports resort with 5 ski slopes and 2 ski lifts, all of which are bordered by the famed Great Cedar Forest. In the winter, temperatures may drop to as low as 20 degrees, making it a perfect location for snow-capped cross-country downhill skiing.

We travel to Azrou. Here, you'll be able to walk in the forest with monkeys and see the mountains that look down on Azrou. Soak up the European feel of Ifrane, sometimes called the 'Switzerland of Morocco".

We will stop for lunch in a tiny Berber village before continuing over the Atlas Mountains, admiring the Midelt scenery on our way to the little town of Er-Rich and the famed town of Imilchil before arriving at the Todgha Gorges in the evening.

We visit Todra today. The Todgra Gorges are a series of river canyons, in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco. The Todra Gorges are located in the south-eastern part of Morocco, 15 km from Tinghir, and are the gateway to the High Atlas. We explore the Todra valley area the way you want. Available short trekking walks or with our donkey ride.