After breakfast, I pick you up and drive to Ouzoud. On this road is the High Atlas with its mountains up to 4200 m high. where the waterfalls fall in cascades and over several floors totaling 110 m over red rocks and flow into a small lake. The banks of the waterfalls are covered with fig trees and jungle-like lianas. There is a footpath to get to the top of the falls and a steep path down the right side of the falls. At the bottom you can cross the river with a small ferry and go back up the stairs the normal way. (lunch break on the edge)

- after a leisurely breakfast and the surroundings, leave the ait bougmez valley and drive to boutghrar. - Boutaghrar offers a landscape of lunar landscapes whose colors and geological forms create a beautiful picture. This is an opportunity to see the nomads up close, further to skoura.

Skoura is a mainly Berber town of about 5,000 inhabitants in the province of Ouarzazate in the Drâa-Tafilalet region of southern Morocco; at the same time, the town is the center of a rural community made up of several villages. The kasbah was originally founded in the 17th century. It originally consisted of a fortified village, a ksar, occupying a strategic position along the river and at the entrance to the Skoura Palmeraie. Towards the end of the 19th century, M'hamed Ben Brahim Nasiri, a faqih from a local privileged family living in the ksar (descendants of the family associated with the distinguished Zawiya Nasiriyya in Tamegroute [5]), was chosen by Madani El Glaoui (elder brother of Thami el Glaoui) is said to teach his sons how to read the Qur'an. As compensation, El Glaoui commissioned his craftsmen to build a tighremt (fortified mansion) on the ksar at Nasiri. continue driving to el kalaat m-gouna.

Kelâa M'Gouna, also Tighremt n' Imgunen also El-Kelâa M'Gouna, El Kelaâ Mgouna or Kalaat M'Gouna is an oasis town with around 20,000 inhabitants in the province of Tinghir in the Drâa-Tafilalet region in southern Morocco. It is known as the Rose City of Morocco. (possible to visit rose water cooperative) continue to Boumalen.

Back in the vehicle you follow the Todra River. About 15 kilometers after Tinerhir you reach the narrowest and most spectacular passage of the Todra Gorge. Here the river has cut deep into the rocks of the High Atlas. You walk into the narrow area and cross the river on a concrete ford. On both sides of the gorge, which is only a few meters wide, the red-brown rocks rise almost vertically up to 300 meters.

Continue via Erfoud, the rust-red oasis town with 300,000 date palms,

After breakfast, half a day in the Sahara. Opportunity for a camel ride or jeep tour. Or simply unwind in the sand dunes. GO ON

- Visit to Moulay Ali Sherif's mausoleum and the ksar aknous

In Alnif we take a lunch break, then look at the fossil and trilobite exhibition and continue on to Tazarine

Discovery continues - drive to Tarbalt to Tamgroute

In Tamegroute you will learn about the centuries-old art of pottery and the treasures of Tamegroute's unique library. A German-speaking employee will guide you through the venerable library. It houses one of the most valuable and oldest collections of books and scripts of the Koran in all of North Africa. Afterwards, walk with your guide to a traditional pottery workshop. For centuries, pottery families have been making the green glazed pottery, Tamegroute's trademark, by hand. continue to Zagora

After breakfast we leave Agdz to Ourzazate via Ait SAOUN-PASS 1600 m with its spectacular mountain rocks where we say goodbye from above to the Draa valley and its million date palms.

Ourzazate is known as a small Hollywood in Morocco. We visit the Kasbah of Taourirte (on request, a short tour of a film studio)

via Ait Benhaddou, a Berber fortress (ksar) built into the rocks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site (visit) lunch break

from ksar AIT BEN HADOU detour into the Ounila valley, 22 km away, we follow a smaller road via Telouèt through the very rugged, here barren mountains. In the valley, the Ounila River is accompanied by a green band of vegetable gardens and oasis fields that contrast with the red-brown rocks of the canyon. During several stops you can enjoy wonderful views of the picturesque valley.