Marrakesh or Marrakech is the fourth largest city in Morocco and one of the busiest cities in whole Africa. It lies close to the foothills of the impressive Atlas Mountains and a few hours away from the famous Sahara Desert. The climate here is classified as hot semi-arid climate, with mild humid winters and dry summers. Marrakesh is well-known for its hospitality, markets, souks and cuisine.
Ahansal River nestles in the heart of the Atlas Mountains, close to Azilal and it is a popular location for a number of water sports. There is no better way to explore this spectacular region than with a whitewater rafting trip.
The adventure begins in Marrakesh and runs from February to June each year, depending on the amount of snow melt. You are able to raft through a magical setting amid stunning mountain peaks and amazing gorges on the way down this 80 km/49.7 mi trip. The journey can typically last between 2-10 days and it is suitable for both beginner and advanced rafters.
The route has many big waves and hundreds of rapids that increase the excitement and adrenaline rush. Keep in mind that you should bring a change of dry clothes, sport shoes, sunglasses and suns cream. Finally, there are companies operating on the spot that provide instructions and all the necessary equipment, as well as transportation from the airport to enjoy this unique experience.