We offer exciting new programs for those who love adventure and thrill, including visiting the saltwater sources flowing from the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains. One of the must-visit tourist attractions is the remarkable natural site of IMI-N-IFRI, located 6 km from the town of Demnate. The natural bridge of Imi N'Ifri is a unique natural arch with a height of 30 meters. The Massif Tisslit has dug into the limestone, creating a particular 'foum' (mouth). "Imi'n' Ifri" means "mouth of the cave" in Berber. This site is a geo-morphological curiosity that is one of its kind in Morocco, and it provides shelter to many birds. It is among the most visited sites in the Demnate area, and access is easy. The region is also witnessing the emergence of an increasingly diversified offer of hospitality.

At 7:30 am sharp, the courteous and professional drivers will collect you at your Riad, hotel or tourist residence. The pick-up service is designed to take no longer than 45 minutes, ensuring you are on your way to your destination as soon as possible.

في تمام الساعة ٨:١٥ صباحًا، ستغادر مراكش، مستعدًا لمغامرة مثيرة. ستكون محطتك الأولى في منطقة استراحة حيث يمكنك أخذ قسط من الراحة وتمديد ساقيك لمدة ١٠ دقائق. يمكنك تناول وجبة خفيفة سريعة أو مشروب وتجديد نشاطك قبل مواصلة رحلتك.

بعد ذلك، ستتجه إلى بلدة دمنات، حيث ستتوقف هناك للمرة الثانية. يمكنك مشاهدة نساء ورجال بربر يرتدون الملابس التقليدية ورؤية العديد من العربات التي يتم جرها هنا وهناك. إنها فرصة رائعة لالتقاط الصور والتعرف على الثقافة المحلية.

After just 10 minutes, you will reach Imin-Ifri. Here, a friendly and knowledgeable local guide will take you on a Hike for an hour and a Half through and under the bridge. You will marvel at the breathtaking scenery and learn about the history and culture of the area.

Enjoy A Moroccan Atlas Lunch in a typical restaurant That Will Serve You The most delicious Berber Tajines and Salads.

The Iwariden region includes three important dinosaur trackway sites: • Iroutlane-Iwariden • Aït Mimoun Ufellah • Jebel Bruna The Iroutlane site, first reported in 1937 by geologists Plateau, Giboulet, and Roch, features superb theropod dinosaur trackways with perfectly imprinted three-toed footprints on large slabs of red ochre colour spread over approximately two hectares. Even if we consider, as is likely, that the sauropod must have slipped on very wet mud at this location, thus increasing the normal surface area of its footprints, it must be admitted that this trackway is exceptional and provides valuable information about the gait of these giants of the Atlas Mountains. The Way To This location may take about 35 Minutes /trip. Enjoy half an hour of wonder and Admiration.