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Mohammed Id Hammou
Mohammed has been in the Morocco “adventure” tour business since 1987, and has the hands-on experience necessary to make your voyage personalized, unique, and enjoyable. Mohammed was my guide on three different tours, each time with about thirty other people. For each trip, he was able to meet all of our needs and organize fascinating trips not commonly experienced by everyday packaged-tour tourists. We climbed Mount Toubkal, which was an exhilarating experience, we rode mules through the High Atlas, and we camel trekked in the desert.
tour information
Mohammed Id Hammou offers personalized tours to suit each indiviual's interests, time frame and taste. The itinerary is devised in consultation between Mohammed himself and the client(s). Below are a sample of his most popular tours.
Marrakesh and the desert (Erg Chebbi) - 5 days
- Day 1 – Marrakesh to Ouarzazate via Ait Benhaddou
- Day 2 - Ouarzazate to Dades Gorge via Skoura
- Day 3 – Dades Gorge to Todra Gorge, Erfoud and the dunes of Merzouga (Erg Chebbi)
- Day 4 – Erg Chebbi to N’Kob via Tazzarine
- Day 5 – N’Kob to Marrakesh via Tizi’n’Tichka
Hiking in the High Atlas – 4 days
- Day 1 - Depart Asni and hike the Imnane Valley
- Day 2 – Imlil Valley
- Day 3 – Azadem Valley
- Day 4 – Imlil Valley and return to Marrakesh
Cultural Tour – 1 day
- Option 1: Marrakesh to Imlil and the Ourika Valley
- Option 2: Marrakesh to Tin Mal returning to Marrakesh
Ascent of Mount Toubkal – 3 days
- Day 1 - Pick up in Marrakesh and drive to Imlil, then hike to Mount Toubkal Base Camp.
- Day 2 – Hike from Base Camp to the summit of Mount Toubkal and return
- Day 3 – Hike from Base Camp back to Imlil, and then return to Marrakesh.
- (Note that Days 2 and 3 may be combined for a 2 day tour.)
Mohammed can also offer variations and combinations of these tours, or tours such as hiking or mountain biking in Jebel Sahro, a desert trip to M’Hamid and Erg Chigaga in a 4WD where you see goats climbing trees, skiing or a 1 day tour to the Cascades d’Ouzoud where Barbary apes can be seen.
On hiking trips, mules are used to transport the luggage ; three meals a day are prepared by the cooks and muleteers and include Moroccan specialities such as tagine, couscous, brochettes, Moroccan salads and mint tea; and accomodation is in tents or Berber houses. On desert trips a range of accomodation and food are available.
The cost of the tour will depend on the length of tour, departure date, group size and the type of accomodation required. Bookings can be arranged over the phone, by email or by completing the online booking enquiry form.