Ait Ali N'Ito is found on the walking route which starts from Agouti, the entrance point of the Ait Bou Guemmez valley, to Ait Alla. To make the most of the panoramic view, I would recommend that you set off from Amezri. The view is impressive at more than 2,000 metres of altitude. I contemplated the Tassaout river, the high cliffs and the fruit trees entangled with wild flowers: a fairytale landscape!
If you are not too pressed for time, I would recommend that you stop for a few moments at the village of Ichbbaken: for its houses of rammed earth built up against an abrupt escarpment, in the middle of the walnut trees. A welcome opportunity to pause mid-route between Amezri and Ait Ali n'Ito.
From there, we know that you approach Ait Ali N'Ito with the view of the watermill at Ait Hamza: more than two hours of walking! Arriving safe and sound, what a joy to find a good bed with hot water and a shower in Ait Ali N'Ito!
Ait Ali N'Ito is found on the walking route which starts from Agouti, the entrance point of the Ait Bou Guemmez valley, to Ait Alla. To make the most of the panoramic view, I would recommend that you set off from Amezri. The view is impressive at more than 2,000 metres of altitude. I contemplated the Tassaout river, the high cliffs and the fruit trees entangled with wild flowers: a fairytale landscape!
If you are not too pressed for time, I would recommend that you stop for a few moments at the village of Ichbbaken: for its houses of rammed earth built up against an abrupt escarpment, in the middle of the walnut trees. A welcome opportunity to pause mid-route between Amezri and Ait Ali n'Ito.
From there, we know that you approach Ait Ali N'Ito with the view of the watermill at Ait Hamza: more than two hours of walking! Arriving safe and sound, what a joy to find a good bed with hot water and a shower in Ait Ali N'Ito!
