Initially a reconnaissance raid with my friend Pascal 
Departure from Marseille airport to Casablanca 
Our liaison Airport train to flip through Ain Sba 
hotel in Azrou 
The preparation tillage near Azrou 
A valley near Ain Leu 
A valley near Khenifra 
Public transit, taxis bush 
transport of Straw 
A landscape near the headwaters of the Oum Rbia 
A panorama jbel Assameur-n-Oudaden 
A snack break at the oil mill my friend at Ifri Lahcen 
A distribution of toys and clothing 
Ziz Valley 
Lake Dam Hassan Addakhil to Er Rachidia 
drying of dates in the Ziz valley 
A dinosaur egg 
preparation mechoui 
breakfast tent at Hassi Labied the ocean dunes 
One of fennac Erg Chebbi 
The group of Bambara, Gnaouas of Khamlia 
A deposit of fossils and horthocéras gognatites 
Beautiful fossils orthoceras 
Fossils of horthocéras 
Distribution of baby bottles and children's clothing 
A picnic in a nomadic tent, "the kheima" 
A business line to the nomadic Berber carpet 
We share our picnic 
Cabin minors 
A descent into hell in the mines of Kohl 
Erg Chebbi view east 
Departure for the camp in the Merzouga dunes 
A tagine dinner in a bivouac in the dunes of Erg Chebbi 
An inn near Zguilma 
Crossing a river after heavy storms 
A passage difficult and slippery 
I think Loeb would have done much better 
Crossing the jbel Tadrart 
The palm Nesrate 
A bivouac in the dunes Chegaga 
A flight of ducks Ruddy Shelduck 
A site of rock carvings 
A wadi near Foum Zguid 
A distribution of pens and candy 
The palm Tissint 
Village at around Tissint 
I swapped my old Toyota cons Berliet 
A distribution of warm clothes and baby bottles 
Shifting nomad camp 
A Wad of sight 
A majestic site with many rock carvings 
4000 years and more, all well preserved 
A series of amazing stunts and gueltas et merveilleusement belles 
Un Moula-moula en attente de miettes 
Une pause pique-nique sous des arganiers centenaires 
Une distribution de vêtements chauds et de biberons 
Un passage de plus de 40 kms dans un oued au sud de Souk El Had 
Sur la piste de Tamessoult 
Le fort haut perché de Id-Aïssa 
Une distribution de vêtements enfants et de biberons 
"Aouli", bélier chef du troupeau en berbère 
Un bel hôtel à Guelmim 
Refuges des aigrettes et autres échassiers 
La plage blanche 
Une cabane de pêcheur sur la plage blanche 
La falaise au bout de la plage blanche 
L'hôtel camping de Bou Jérif 
Un oued près du fort de Bou Jérif 
Une propriété flowery park Sous Massa 
A shipwreck on the Atlantic beaches 
A Fantasia in Sidi Ifni 
Fishers Park Sub Massa 
Cliffs Natural Park of Sous Massa 
The joys of paragliding over the cliffs of Sidi Ouassa 
A picnic on the banks of the river 
cascades Imouzzer 
A wadi in the Jebel Toshka 
The fishing port of Essaouira 
hotel Essaouira 
The pool at our hotel in Marrakech 
hotel in Marrakech 
Landscape of Tizi-n-Tiska 
A lunch of grilled meat 
A village in Tizi-n-Tichka 
A OURNAL external kasbah Télouet 
An interior decoration the kasbah Télouet 
A view of the kasbah Télouet 
Gorge Télouet 
The meeting of two wadis 
A plain lost view in the valley of roses 
The snow-capped High Atlas 
A village in the valley of roses 
circuit in Wadi 
an encampment of nomads in caves 
Berber hospitality, sharing tea with mint 
A distribution of notebooks and pens 
In the region of Ouarzazate 
The residence of a caid 
A valley in autumn 
A typical village of the High Atlas 
A crossing of Wadi 
Another river crossing 
A fording 
Valley Tassaout 
With breathtaking views over the valley 
small village of the High Atlas 
A family farm in the High Atlas 
The Valley of Roses 
On the road to Bou Tharar 
Mount M'goun under snow 
Ploughing the old wooden plow drawn by mules 
Grilled meat keftas, chops and kebabs 
A small fried fish, shrimp and squid 
Media for OM 
repair a fishing net 
Lunch Tangier 
fishing port of Tangier 
Walk on the fishing port of Tangier Back recognition 4x4 across the Algerian border. Heavy rains are still falling on the many mountains of Morocco. We started with Pascal and me for 15 days to discover a whole new avenues in order to enhance our journey on roads with little traffic and beautiful scenery. Due south of Hassi Labied, a very nice small inn at the foot of the dunes, I've known for over 10 years. A family atmosphere where people like to relax and enjoy the calm and its environment. We went to see the fennec, music and dance of the Gnawa.
We went around the Erg Chebbi and found many fossil sites as horthocéras and gognatites and had lunch in a tent with women who sewed a nomadic Berber carpet. After having spent the night in a bivouac in the midst of massive dunes, we headed south still runs along the Algerian border. The sky was black over the mountains. Storms disrupted our advanced a little, because many lakes formed on our journey and difficult to avoid. We were looking for passages less muddy and sticky but the tracks were becoming visible due to water. I did not recognize even the color of my 4x4 so the mud had covered. We crossed the palm Nesrate and recovered a piece of tar Tagounite, to use a track in the erg Chegaga northeast Mhamid. A bivouac nice but too touristy for my taste. The next day, drive to Lake Iriki, then the cascade of Tissint ... Yeah? Not terrible. A barbecue and a night in Tata, decorated very pretty city at night and strong welcoming. A nice track in a big river, brings us to many beautiful engravings. Escalated to discover a splendid waterfalls and is gueltas. A picnic is needed to make the most of this lush area. After a brief visit Id Aissa, we camp under a full moon and a beautiful starry night. A track in the mountains south of Bouizakarn, brings us closer to Guelmim, where appetizing breakfast awaited us in a sumptuous hotel. Once the belly full nous prenons l a direction de la Plage Blanche. Nous roulons tantôt sur le sable et les galets, tantôt dans les vagues. Nous sommes très déçus de cette vision de plage magnifique devenue hélas une déchetterie sur des kilomètres. A éviter fortement. De ce fait, nous longeons la côte par le haut de la falaise où, là la vue est beaucoup plus belle. Nous passons à Sidi Ifni, Aglou, Agadir et reprenons une petite route de montagne splendide pour rejoindre les cascades d'Immozzer. Le soir nous sommes arrivés juste à temps à Essaouira pour déguster une soupe et une grillade de poissons avant notre installation à l'hôtel. Aprés un passage à Marrakech, nous décidons de reprendre the southern route for a mandatory stop on a mythical site called the kasbah Télouet. Although the palace suffered greatly from time, he remains its maze of courtyards and corridors, and interior decoration in stucco, marble inlaid zellige and earthenware. Deep gorges and informed lead us to Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate, but our road now stops at El Kelaa N'Gouma. A paved road now leads us to the valley of roses to Bou Tharar. We borrow various tracks more or less feasible to reach Ouarzazate and then discover the new winding road to the bridge and Demnate Imi-n-Ifri. Tonight we have decided to sleep and eat Ben Guerir some grilled lamb. The ascent to the north is very sad. Mist and fog are waiting for you in the morning. Another night on the Moroccan territory and route to Tangier to take the ferry to Sète. And that's an adventure again, well done. This year we will still have done almost 20,000 kms on Moroccan roads and trails to find for your viewing pleasure, the best places to cross.
We went around the Erg Chebbi and found many fossil sites as horthocéras and gognatites and had lunch in a tent with women who sewed a nomadic Berber carpet. After having spent the night in a bivouac in the midst of massive dunes, we headed south still runs along the Algerian border. The sky was black over the mountains. Storms disrupted our advanced a little, because many lakes formed on our journey and difficult to avoid. We were looking for passages less muddy and sticky but the tracks were becoming visible due to water. I did not recognize even the color of my 4x4 so the mud had covered. We crossed the palm Nesrate and recovered a piece of tar Tagounite, to use a track in the erg Chegaga northeast Mhamid. A bivouac nice but too touristy for my taste. The next day, drive to Lake Iriki, then the cascade of Tissint ... Yeah? Not terrible. A barbecue and a night in Tata, decorated very pretty city at night and strong welcoming. A nice track in a big river, brings us to many beautiful engravings. Escalated to discover a splendid waterfalls and is gueltas. A picnic is needed to make the most of this lush area. After a brief visit Id Aissa, we camp under a full moon and a beautiful starry night. A track in the mountains south of Bouizakarn, brings us closer to Guelmim, where appetizing breakfast awaited us in a sumptuous hotel. Once the belly full nous prenons l a direction de la Plage Blanche. Nous roulons tantôt sur le sable et les galets, tantôt dans les vagues. Nous sommes très déçus de cette vision de plage magnifique devenue hélas une déchetterie sur des kilomètres. A éviter fortement. De ce fait, nous longeons la côte par le haut de la falaise où, là la vue est beaucoup plus belle. Nous passons à Sidi Ifni, Aglou, Agadir et reprenons une petite route de montagne splendide pour rejoindre les cascades d'Immozzer. Le soir nous sommes arrivés juste à temps à Essaouira pour déguster une soupe et une grillade de poissons avant notre installation à l'hôtel. Aprés un passage à Marrakech, nous décidons de reprendre the southern route for a mandatory stop on a mythical site called the kasbah Télouet. Although the palace suffered greatly from time, he remains its maze of courtyards and corridors, and interior decoration in stucco, marble inlaid zellige and earthenware. Deep gorges and informed lead us to Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate, but our road now stops at El Kelaa N'Gouma. A paved road now leads us to the valley of roses to Bou Tharar. We borrow various tracks more or less feasible to reach Ouarzazate and then discover the new winding road to the bridge and Demnate Imi-n-Ifri. Tonight we have decided to sleep and eat Ben Guerir some grilled lamb. The ascent to the north is very sad. Mist and fog are waiting for you in the morning. Another night on the Moroccan territory and route to Tangier to take the ferry to Sète. And that's an adventure again, well done. This year we will still have done almost 20,000 kms on Moroccan roads and trails to find for your viewing pleasure, the best places to cross.
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