Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Todra River

The last southern Moroccan valley spared from tourism. An essential stop away from the hustle and bustle of Dades, Marrakech and Merzouga. Between the Dades Valley and Todgha Farid built a beautiful mud house entirely from Tadelakt and yet equipped with all modern comforts. The inhabitants of the nearby village do not see tourists so they are authentic and have kept the legendary hospitality of the nomadic Berbers. If you have the pleasure of staying several nights you can hike to the springs of Agolzi that brought life to this forgotten Atlas Valley. I've been traveling to Morocco since 1984 every year. I have to admit this is my best value for money.

On our trip through Morocco, we had high expectations for several cities, except for Tinghir. It was only a stop to sleep one night, but Hostel "Ali" an his Brother Abdellah and his Mother, They turned out to be the most wonderful people we met in Morocco. We received spectacular attention, they cooked deliciously for us and they took us on a tour of part of their Family. All 100 points. We regret not having bet for more days, it was the best of the trip. As I told them, we arrived as clients and left as Family. "Thank you Ali and Abdellah"

On our trip through Morocco, we had high expectations for several cities, except for Tinghir. It was only a stop to sleep one night, but Hostel "Ali" an his Brother Abdellah and his Mother, They turned out to be the most wonderful people we met in Morocco. We received spectacular attention, they cooked deliciously for us and they took us on a tour of part of their Family. All 100 points. We regret not having bet for more days, it was the best of the trip. As I told them, we arrived as clients and left as Family. "Thank you Ali and Abdellah"

They are a very warm welcoming family. Very friendly, helpfull and servicefull !

I guarantee you a very interesting experience if you decide to stay at Anne's. We are going to carry this wonderful memory with us forever. Thank you Anne.

The last southern Moroccan valley spared from tourism. An essential stop away from the hustle and bustle of Dades, Marrakech and Merzouga. Between the Dades Valley and Todgha Farid built a beautiful mud house entirely from Tadelakt and yet equipped with all modern comforts. The inhabitants of the nearby village do not see tourists so they are authentic and have kept the legendary hospitality of the nomadic Berbers. If you have the pleasure of staying several nights you can hike to the springs of Agolzi that brought life to this forgotten Atlas Valley. I've been traveling to Morocco since 1984 every year. I have to admit this is my best value for money.