Draa Valley
Draa Valley
4.7
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Schneetiger
Austria1,544 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
The last large green areas before the Sahara. The palm groves stretch for many kilometers along the banks of the Drâa River, which does not have water all year round. If you have some time, you should not cross the valley on the N9, but use the side road between Agdz and Zagora at least part of the way. It leads through old Berber villages and you simply see more. A walk through the palm groves is also recommended. It is particularly beautiful in the morning and evening light!
Written 11 October 2023
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VielUnterwegs
Frankfurt8 contributions
Mar 2012 • Family
the draa valley is the place you want to take time to discover, take a riad in the zagora palm grove, sth like les jardins du draa or bio riad tagmadarte and start your daily trips from there. one day trip is the dunes of tinfou, another one can be a visit of the mountains at the end of the valley, do a pottery course with mamadou at tamegroute (last pottery shop on the road through tamegroute) and don t forget to wear good walking shoes. it s a wonderful trip if you follow the river inside the palm grove but don t forget some water and a lunch package :-) we liked it that much when we ve been there in march that we came back in october for an extended period of time
Written 21 December 2012
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ANIS Y
7 contributions
Sept 2019
Beautiful what nature does after years and years different sorts of flowers and plants growing out of nowhere
Written 18 September 2019
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Ksusha B
Moscow, Russia73 contributions
Oct 2019 • Family
Huge a few tens of kilometers, forest of date palms, pomegranates, and some places planted with corn, divided to plots, fenced with a maze of fences along the dusty paths to almost dry river Dra with a view to old dirty dusted ruins. Explore yourself if you want )
Written 10 October 2019
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shoelady2015
World62 contributions
Mar 2019 • Solo
Terrific 3 day tour from Zagora to Erg Chigaga and back. Highly recommend booking a trip guided by Brahim at this organization
It will not disappoint!
It will not disappoint!
Written 29 March 2019
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Christophe Haver
Brussels, Belgium16 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
During our stay in Zagora, we were recommended a local guide, Mustapha Elalaoui. mustapha is fluent in French and speaks Enligsh as well. he showed us a local kasbah, local palmerie, old librarie,... the true advantage of this guide is that as a local, he knows the non touristic spots where you get to see the real life od the local people. Great experience and would highly recommend a tour with Mustapha. very nice and sympathic guide as well. you can contact him on mustapha.zagora@yahoo.fr or via 00212670020251
Written 20 October 2018
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PinayInParis
Paris, France95 contributions
May 2015 • Couples
We went here last May 2015 with my husband. Our chauffeur drove us from Marrakesh to Sahara and we passed by this beautiful place. It's lined with palm trees and breathtaking rock formations (which looks basaltic in nature). My camera can't stop firing on the scenery. It's so unreal! How many colours can one see on rock formations? Must-see! ;)
Written 27 July 2015
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Fatima Zahra M
Marrakech, Morocco102 contributions
Sept 2013 • Friends
This is the place that can wash you mind of your city life. It's peaceful and colorful oasis where women enjoy wearing the black
Written 4 August 2014
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Paola V
Bristol, UK5 contributions
Oct 2013 • Family
unforgetteble, their village. souks and people are like the pictures from the aincient oriental tales. So. in less than 2 weeks we saw the best of the country, touched its history and felt the charm of art and culture.Many thanks to Khaled and Said, who tailored this travel for us. I would highly recommend this company for any travel to Morocco, one can be sure to recieve a perfect trip and fabulous vacation.
Written 8 December 2013
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Natalie J
Johannesburg, South Africa451 contributions
Sept 2012 • Couples
Views views nd more views. You cannot believe this place exists in the middle of such a dry country.
Spectacular photo opportunities and worth seeing.
Do yourself a favor....and goa,
Spectacular photo opportunities and worth seeing.
Do yourself a favor....and goa,
Written 26 September 2012
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Wie findet man für eine dreitägige Fahrt in die Wüste ab Marrakesch (Stopps sind Zagora, Mhamid, Amit-Ben-Haddou, Hotels sind schon gebucht), einen privaten Fahrer, der auch als Reiseführer dient, inklusive Auto? Mindestens englischsprachig, gerne auch deutschsprachig. Wir haben zwei kleinere Kinder und würden gerne den Vorteil eines privaten Reiseführers und Fahrers nutzen und nicht selbst und alleine fahren.
Written 10 July 2019
Sur konnen selbst fahren sie benitzen kein privats fahrer wenn sie wollen konnen sie ein fahrer in hôtel finden
Es ist sehr ein fahrer mit deutsche sprache zu finden
Written 14 July 2019
Hi,
We'll be driving from Merzouga to Marakesh begining of May. What is the section of Draa Valley with the best sceneary that we should include in our route?
Thank you, Sil
Written 30 March 2018
You can easily drive down the valley to Zagora, stay the night there and drive back the following day. It is truly beautiful. If you have to you could go further south but as you will have come from Merzouga you will already had the desert experience.
Written 6 April 2018
Beste
Waar kunnen we beste logeren om de Draa vallei te bezoeken?
Groetjes
Natasha
Written 25 February 2018
To discover the south of Morocco and its scenic surroundings , let
guided by Mohamad Tiniri .
From the village d'Amezrou ( Zagora ) , he knows all the nooks and crannies of the Desert and Oasis. He will lead you to meet the real Morocco , far from mass tourism , closer to nature.
Written 27 September 2015
J'ai passé un très agréable séjour dans la région de Zagora en compagnie de mon ami marocain Ali. J'ai complété ma découverte du Maroc et de son désert avec un séjour à Merzouga.
Written 28 September 2015
quel jopie de vous des tours trekking dans la vallée et ese splendid palmerie et kasbah
Written 22 September 2015
Sa fait grand plaisir de vous invite sur la vallée du draa desert de draa
Written 22 September 2015
bonjour monsieur Gerard je suis tres dezolée pour mon vote sur toi je suis trompé je ne sais pas comment voté ;;;;
oui le desert et une endroit magique avec sa beauté naturel et grand silence et ses soiré sous les etoils et les super belle couché de soliel sur les dunes etec etec ... en plus (le desert ce vie) en peut pas tout expliqué ..
Written 21 September 2015
L'apel de desert
Une randonnée chamelière sur l'itinéraire des caravanes pour Tombouctou… qui n'en a pas rêvé ? De palmeraies en villages, de dunes en oasis, nous vous invitons à une véritable immersion dans le désert et la vie nomade sous toutes ses facettes. Les grands terrains de jeux dunaires pour les enfants, à pied ou à dos de dromadaires, et une vraie itinérance saharienne pour les parents. Un rythme qui convient à tous, orchestré par une équipe locale très dévouée et connaissant parfaitement la région.
essaye vous de nous contacte pour votre réservation pour votre voyage de debut octobre à la fin avril . tel 00212672316626;
Written 21 September 2015
Mohamad Bouadain Guide et organisation
Caravane-Amoudou-Désert
Quelques raisons pour découvrir le désert avec notre équipe.
Ce sont tous des nomades et fils de nomades.
Ils connaissent le désert et le respectent.
Ils ne sont pas pollués par le désert-business.
Ils contribuent au maintien du mode de vie nomade, seul garant d’un équilibre harmonieux entre l’homme et le milieu naturel.
Ils organisent, régulièrement, des opérations de nettoyage de leur désert.
Ils utilisent les produits naturels dans les caravanes, pratiquement disparus, tels les sacs «achwari », Tarfate (selles de chameaux), etc., par respect de leur culture et de la nature.
Ils ont contribué à la nouvelle charte sur le désert, avec leurs connaissances de la faune, de la flore du désert et des préoccupations des nomades.
Ils cuisinent merveilleusement bien : pain cuit dans le sable, tagine, couscous divin, sans oublier le délicieux thé nomade.
Et ce qu’on ne peut pas décrire : leurs chants autour du feu !
Un hymne à la poésie du désert …
Written 20 September 2015
bonjour
je connais un peu le desert j t vecu pendant deux ans ,peut etre n etiez pas encore né dans les années 60 ...,mais je n ai pas votre passé de fils et petit fils du désert
j ai un immense respect pour ces nomades ,pour cette vie d ascète ou la meditation est permanente le respect de la vie , et les chant le soir sos les etoiles autour d un feu ,le silence
Written 21 September 2015
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