3 weeks in middle atlas

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Hi fellow nomads
a family of four (2 ADULTS 2 TEENS) hiring a car around the FEZ or RABAT area and touring this region in August,
any ideas would be really appreciated
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Fawzaat

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khamlia
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In August it will be hot so it would be best to keep you near the coast.

We travel because we need to. Because the distance and difference are the secret tonics to the creativity. When we get home, home is still the same, but something in our minds has changed, and that changes everything.
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willemspie
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Or really go to the mountains of the High Atlas like the Mgoun area (which is not so far away).

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Thanks ever so much, what are the things one could do and see

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willemspie
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In the Ait Bouguemez valley in the High Atlas, there are mountain villages, hikes and excellent 'gites' (food and accomodation).

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khamlia
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You can also go to Azrou and stay there a couple of days. There is cedar forest and you can look at wild monkeys which would like your children, I think.

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Hi
That sound pretty as a refuge for just chilling out which would be great away from the beach crowd !
many thanks

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Thanks again willemspie

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timcullis
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You really need to get a guide book and map and do some basic research of your own, making lists of things that interest YOU (we don't know what these might be). Then come back with any specific questions.

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and enlarges the world in which you live," Irving Mather (1892-1966)
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Absolutely, we've been to Morocco driving from Gambia north to Marrakesh and spent time in the oureka valley
summers are hot in the coastal areas south so we wanted to hike the middle atlas and explore the souks and other cultural , historical areas of interest as a family of course teens always want a bit more adventure !

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