Auberge Adrare

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The inn welcomes you Adrar, in the heart of the Anti Atlas, 1400 m above sea level.
Built on a plateau overlooking the village it offers a wide barren mountain.

The hostel that is 2 km from center Boutrouch, caïdat Tighirt, Tafraout region. Unless of1, 30h of the city of Tiznit, and 1 h of Tafraout, 3 h
The airport of Agadir.

The massif offers landscapes painted in multiple colors, green vegetation
Forest, gray and red ocher rocks.

The semi nomadic Berber population has kept by the pastoral culture that resisted
In time and speak again with a propensity practice of cattle
And sheep, and the celebration of seasonal festivals enlivened by dances 'Ahouach' and songs evoking the epic adventures of the ancestors.

Built in traditional and modern materials, the hostel is naturally integrated into its environment. Regional and local crafts is very present in the decoration
Exterior and interior of the inn.

The 05 spacious and comfortable, have shared bathrooms
(Running water and electricity) and private patios and a terrace where you can relax and dream without any constraints of space and time.

Ahmed and his family will make you enjoy the local flavor, providing a simple,
Providing a simple kitchen, healthy and tasty.


Activities
Many activities are offered, depending on your desires and your tastes:
Workshop and animation: internship at traditional weaving, pottery, Tadlakt ... ... ....
Evening of music, dance, during Tamazight, Arabic calligraphy ....
Sporting and cultural organization of trekking, hiking and mule
(1 to 15 days) to Jbel Bani, oases of southern Anti Atlas, Tafraout ....

Walk to the oasis, rock climbing, cave tours, granaries, visit sites
Rock carvings,

Information and sale of local products (carpets, pottery, oil Agran, plants
Aromatic ... ...

If desired, the team at the inn, from the village, you will accompany and
And you will discover the lifestyle of the Berber Ait Moussa and Ait Herbil their
Pastoral activities and crafts. To the mountain oases of the south, you can
Also follow the transhumance routes used by nomads as they move seasonally, the same for centuries.