Azilal Province, Morocco

Residence Touristique Assounfou

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from ^£395.00 per person

Hotel

Residence Touristique Assounfou

Room Type: Double

Date

Adults12+ Age

Children2 - 11 Age

Infants< 2 year

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Amenities

1 swimming pool
Family rooms
Free parking
Airport shuttle
Free WiFi

Inclusions

Return flight tickets
Hotel Stay 7 nights
Baggage Included
ATOL protected

Exclusions

Drinks
Meal
Travel Insurance

Itinerary

Azilal is a town in central Morocco, in the Atlas Mountains. Morocco is an ideal destination for active travelers and adventure seekers. The Rif and High Atlas mountain ranges offer peak-bagging treks, rock climbing in limestone river gorges, and seasonal whitewater rafting. Try kite-surfing on the Atlantic Coast, ride through the dunes of the Sahara, or simply take it all in from a hot air balloon—the choice is yours, and this list will help you decide. More

The Park is beautifully designed and it is a great location to oversee the city and the valley. This beautiful place is best to enjoy with family , beautiful views. Play grounds for Adults & Childs to have fun. Very nice setting for a mid-afternoon stroll while in Beni Millal. Kids can have fun with donkeys or camels. You will get pleasantly surprised to find this lovely fortress atop a mountain after exploring the beautiful garden and water falls below. Beni is an amazing city in the midst of rich agricultural lands and miles of olive groves and pomegranate trees, especially in the summer when the temperature degree is more than 40 the water over there is very cold and make the weather better. The beauty of Ein Asardon is dated in some respects to the mixing of Arabs and Amazighs. This cultural fusion is reflected in the architecture of gardens that extends from the spring of Ain Asardon to its surroundings. More

Around 30 to 40 mints drive from Marrakech is the most beautiful waterfalls in Morocco. Along the way we will take a coffee break and regain the journey crossing the agricultural plain, dotted with olive groves and rapeseed fields. Classified as one of the most beautiful sites in the Middle Atlas at 1,495 m above sea level, these astonishing waterfalls of nearly 110 m in height, with their almost permanent rainbow, constitute a remarkable attraction, in the territory monkeys (or macaques) in the middle of lush greenery. From top to bottom, a passage that leads near the fall. Walk into the Atlas mountains, passing traditional hamlets and wildlife viewpoints, enjoy astonishing views of the 360-foot waterfalls, then eat lunch (own expense) looking out over the beautiful falls, There is a lot of stairs to walk, but it's worth it. meet the monkeys on the way down, and there's a lot of nice places to eat some tajin or anything else. also known for its magestic waterfall, and beautiful nature. More

Mountain range in Morocco High Atlas, also called the Grand Atlas, is a mountain range in central Morocco, the highest part of the Atlas Mountains, After early pickup at your Marrakech accommodation, head south toward the Atlas Mountains by air-conditioned minivan with your guide. Admire the views and, after stops at a traditional village and argan oil co-operative, continue into lush, orchard-filled valleys framed by rugged peaks. Stop for a camel ride before venturing deep into the Imlil Valley. Break for Moroccan tea and cake on a scenic terrace and chat to your guide as to whether you want to hike, drive, or ride a mule to the next stop. Set out for Ait Souka Village the way you’ve chosen, absorbing the scenery and tranquility on route. Here, enjoy a traditional Berber lunch, including tajine (slow-cooked stew) and couscous, and visit a Berber family home to learn about their lifestyle. Continue to Moulay Brahim near the Asni Valley, and absorb the views of Mt.Toukbal before returning to Marrakech where a hotel drop-off ends your trip. More

The dam at Bin El Ouidane provides the majority of the electricity in the region, but more importantly it's the location for the increasingly popular 11-day kayak school of Morocco Adventure & Rafting. Held once a year between April and May, the school spends two days on the lake running through the basics (no previous experience required) before launching off into the Ahansal Gorge. What follows are seven spectacular days of running rapids through 3m-wide gorges, river camping and turtle-spotting before returning in a loop to the lake. Aside from being awesome fun, it's a wonderful way to visit the dramatic Cathédrale des Rochers and Ahansal Valley, and affords a dramatically different perspective of the sheer rock gorges from the valley floor. Groups are limited to 12 people and are accompanied by two guides, a safety kayaker and a photographer. Sleeping bags are also available for hire if you don't want to carry your own. Exclusive trips can also be organised for a minimum of six people. More

This huge building made of natural stones. The Kasbah is only a short walk away from Ein Aserdun. Its location enables you to have a panoramic view of the orange and olive groves from above. (Kasbah Zaidan) Also called the Kasbah Amairiya, was built in 1584 by Sultan Zaidan bin Ahmed Al Mansour dahabbi and was a security headquarter that controls the southern half of Morocco at that time. It was seen as a symbol of regional power. Kasbah Balakush It was built by Mawla Isma'il in the 19th century, it had a central role in protecting the city, its location enables visitors to have a picture perfect view of Beni Mellal and the surrounding. More

Not that far from Beni Mellal, This dam is the considered the highest arch dam in African, and the largest in Morocco when it comes to electricity production. This dam has a variety of fish, and it is open to everyone for fishing, this can be a good outdoor activity to entertain while visiting the town and its surroundings. More

Reviews

David

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Excellent holidays

We travel all the time with this travel company and their attention to detail is excellent-car-flight-hotel are all sorted in a very efficient way. They take the stress of the holiday away.

FAQ’s

You are allowed to carry one check in bag of 23Kg plus the normal hand luggage however if you want to take an extra bag then you have to pay additional fee.

If you need any special assistance during your holiday, please do not hesitate. We will make appropriate arrangements to provide you special assistance.

Please refer to https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice for most up to date information on your holiday destination.

Check-in times are usually between 1:00pm and 3:00pm Check out times between 12:00pm and 2:00pm however times do vary. Therefore, if your flight arrives early in the morning, you may not be able to check in to your hotel room right away. Similarly, if your return flight is at night, you will normally be required to vacate your room at 2:00pm.

We accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

You can change the date of your holiday but it's depend on the availability. Usually there are cancellation charges involves to cancel the existing booking and then make a new booking on your desired dates with the additional cost.