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For transfers at the beginning of the trekking we use Land Rover Defender, Toyota Land Cruiser or Minibuses, depending on each starting point of the trek, sometimes for departures of 2 and 3 people could be in taxi-mercedes, but in any case always using vehicles with your corresponding transport license. In special cases, we may have to use local Atlas transport, known as a Berber van, for short stretches. It is a very traveling experience to use these typical transports.<\/p>\n
Breakfast:<\/strong> A tea, Nescaf\u00e9, cheese, bread, jam, butter, honey, etc.<\/p>\n Nuts:<\/strong> The guide carries nuts during the route that are taken at some of the mid-morning stops but are always available to group members.<\/p>\n Lunch:<\/strong> The kitchen is advanced to the point of food and there the cook prepares a large salad based on seasonal vegetables accompanied by cheese or sardines, or tuna, pasta, potatoes, bread, etc. Everything is scrupulously washed and disinfected with cooking liquor. It is served in plates and cutlery and tea in glass cup. A large mat with mattresses is installed, which is very pleasant to rest for a while after the meal.<\/p>\n The afternoon tea:<\/strong> Mint tea and cookies or sfinch from time to time (Berber typical fritters).<\/p>\n Dinner:<\/strong> Always soup and second typical stews or tagines, with vegetables, legumes combined with lamb or chicken. Always one night you take the famous couscous and other times it can be pasta to give energy to the walkers. In any case, the menu changes every day. After dinner, a lemon verbena is offered, which serves as a relaxant to help you fall asleep.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For transfers at the beginning of the trekking we use Land Rover Defender, Toyota Land Cruiser or Minibuses, depending on each starting point of the trek, sometimes for departures of 2 and 3 people could be in taxi-mercedes, but in any case always using vehicles with your corresponding transport license. In special cases, we may have to use local Atlas transport, known as a Berber van, for short stretches. It is a very traveling experience to use these typical transports.<\/p>\n Breakfast:<\/strong> A tea, Nescaf\u00e9, cheese, bread, jam, butter, honey, etc.<\/p>\n Nuts:<\/strong> The guide carries nuts during the route that are taken at some of the mid-morning stops but are always available to group members.<\/p>\n Lunch:<\/strong> The kitchen is advanced to the point of food and there the cook prepares a large salad based on seasonal vegetables accompanied by cheese or sardines, or tuna, pasta, potatoes, bread, etc. Everything is scrupulously washed and disinfected with cooking liquor. It is served in plates and cutlery and tea in glass cup. A large mat with mattresses is installed, which is very pleasant to rest for a while after the meal.<\/p>\n The afternoon tea:<\/strong> Mint tea and cookies or sfinch from time to time (Berber typical fritters).<\/p>\n Dinner:<\/strong> Always soup and second typical stews or tagines, with vegetables, legumes combined with lamb or chicken. Always one night you take the famous couscous and other times it can be pasta to give energy to the walkers. In any case, the menu changes every day. After dinner, a lemon verbena is offered, which serves as a relaxant to help you fall asleep.<\/p>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Toubkal, Imouzzar Ras and Timesguida<\/strong><\/p>\n The Toubkal is a name for many with adventurous resonances. It represents the opportunity for many mountain enthusiasts to reach a peak above four thousand meters. In normal summer conditions, the ascent does not require advanced mountaineering techniques, although the guide\u2019s instructions and weather conditions must always be considered. We also provide the infrastructure to successfully reach this attractive 4,167 meter summit and enjoy its human and landscape environment.<\/p>\n Toukbal, Imouzzar Ras and Timesguida<\/strong><\/p>\n The Toubkal is a name for many with adventurous resonances. It represents the opportunity for many mountain enthusiasts to reach a peak above four thousand meters. The ascent does not require knowledge in mountaineering techniques and the weather in summer is usually benign. We also provide the infrastructure to successfully reach this attractive 4,167 meter summit and enjoy and enjoy its human and landscape environment.<\/p>\nTransport<\/h3>\n
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