Alan Palmer
Moroccan Atlas - The Trekking Guide
Planning, Places to Stay, Places to Eat; 44 Trail Maps and 10 Town Plans; Includes Marrakech City Guide
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Planning, Places to Stay, Places to Eat; 44 Trail Maps and 10 Town Plans; Includes Marrakech City Guide
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All the information you need to enjoy your hiking adventure in Morocco is in this fully revised 2nd edition.
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All the information you need to enjoy your hiking adventure in Morocco is in this fully revised 2nd edition.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Trailblazer Guides
- Verlag: Trailblazer Publications
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 181mm x 121mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9781905864591
- ISBN-10: 1905864590
- Artikelnr.: 40553467
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Trailblazer Guides
- Verlag: Trailblazer Publications
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 181mm x 121mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9781905864591
- ISBN-10: 1905864590
- Artikelnr.: 40553467
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
By Alan Palmer
INTRODUCTION (1) PLANNING YOUR TRIP: With a group or on your own: Independent trekking
Group tours
Trekking agencies
Getting to Morocco: By air
By road
By rail
By ferry
Visas
Budgeting and costs: Accommodation and meals
Guides and transport
When to go: Climate
Ramadan
Route options: Planning your route
Jbel Toukbal
M’Goun Massif
Jbel Sirwa
Jbel Sahro
What to take: What to pack it all in
Sleeping bag
Footwear & foot car
Clothes
Toiletries
Medical and first-aid kits
Money
Photographic equipment
Recommended reading
Maps
Mountain safety: Trekking alone
Experience
Mountain rescue services
Health precautions: Who should avoid high-altitude treks? Pre-departure preparation
Inoculations
Insurance (2) MOROCCO Facts about Morocco and the Atlas Mountains: Geography
Historical outline
Morocco today Fauna and flora: Fauna
Birds of the Atlas Mountains
Flora Practical information for the visitor: Local transport 65 – Language 67 – Embassies and consulates
Electricity
Time and date
Opening hours
Holidays and festivals
Money
Keeping in touch
Media
Travelling in a Muslim country
Women in Islam
women travellers and sexual mores
Drugs
Food
Drink
Hammams
Toilets
Things to buy
Security
crime (3) MINIMUM IMPACT TREKKING: Environmental impact
Cultural impact
Economic impact (4) MARRAKESH: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (5) OUARZAZATE: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (6) ROUTE GUIDES: The Toubkal region
The M’goun region
The Sirwa region
Jbel Sahro (7) APPENDICES Arabic
French and Berber
Glossary
Health
Group tours
Trekking agencies
Getting to Morocco: By air
By road
By rail
By ferry
Visas
Budgeting and costs: Accommodation and meals
Guides and transport
When to go: Climate
Ramadan
Route options: Planning your route
Jbel Toukbal
M’Goun Massif
Jbel Sirwa
Jbel Sahro
What to take: What to pack it all in
Sleeping bag
Footwear & foot car
Clothes
Toiletries
Medical and first-aid kits
Money
Photographic equipment
Recommended reading
Maps
Mountain safety: Trekking alone
Experience
Mountain rescue services
Health precautions: Who should avoid high-altitude treks? Pre-departure preparation
Inoculations
Insurance (2) MOROCCO Facts about Morocco and the Atlas Mountains: Geography
Historical outline
Morocco today Fauna and flora: Fauna
Birds of the Atlas Mountains
Flora Practical information for the visitor: Local transport 65 – Language 67 – Embassies and consulates
Electricity
Time and date
Opening hours
Holidays and festivals
Money
Keeping in touch
Media
Travelling in a Muslim country
Women in Islam
women travellers and sexual mores
Drugs
Food
Drink
Hammams
Toilets
Things to buy
Security
crime (3) MINIMUM IMPACT TREKKING: Environmental impact
Cultural impact
Economic impact (4) MARRAKESH: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (5) OUARZAZATE: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (6) ROUTE GUIDES: The Toubkal region
The M’goun region
The Sirwa region
Jbel Sahro (7) APPENDICES Arabic
French and Berber
Glossary
Health
INTRODUCTION (1) PLANNING YOUR TRIP: With a group or on your own: Independent trekking
Group tours
Trekking agencies
Getting to Morocco: By air
By road
By rail
By ferry
Visas
Budgeting and costs: Accommodation and meals
Guides and transport
When to go: Climate
Ramadan
Route options: Planning your route
Jbel Toukbal
M’Goun Massif
Jbel Sirwa
Jbel Sahro
What to take: What to pack it all in
Sleeping bag
Footwear & foot car
Clothes
Toiletries
Medical and first-aid kits
Money
Photographic equipment
Recommended reading
Maps
Mountain safety: Trekking alone
Experience
Mountain rescue services
Health precautions: Who should avoid high-altitude treks? Pre-departure preparation
Inoculations
Insurance (2) MOROCCO Facts about Morocco and the Atlas Mountains: Geography
Historical outline
Morocco today Fauna and flora: Fauna
Birds of the Atlas Mountains
Flora Practical information for the visitor: Local transport 65 – Language 67 – Embassies and consulates
Electricity
Time and date
Opening hours
Holidays and festivals
Money
Keeping in touch
Media
Travelling in a Muslim country
Women in Islam
women travellers and sexual mores
Drugs
Food
Drink
Hammams
Toilets
Things to buy
Security
crime (3) MINIMUM IMPACT TREKKING: Environmental impact
Cultural impact
Economic impact (4) MARRAKESH: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (5) OUARZAZATE: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (6) ROUTE GUIDES: The Toubkal region
The M’goun region
The Sirwa region
Jbel Sahro (7) APPENDICES Arabic
French and Berber
Glossary
Health
Group tours
Trekking agencies
Getting to Morocco: By air
By road
By rail
By ferry
Visas
Budgeting and costs: Accommodation and meals
Guides and transport
When to go: Climate
Ramadan
Route options: Planning your route
Jbel Toukbal
M’Goun Massif
Jbel Sirwa
Jbel Sahro
What to take: What to pack it all in
Sleeping bag
Footwear & foot car
Clothes
Toiletries
Medical and first-aid kits
Money
Photographic equipment
Recommended reading
Maps
Mountain safety: Trekking alone
Experience
Mountain rescue services
Health precautions: Who should avoid high-altitude treks? Pre-departure preparation
Inoculations
Insurance (2) MOROCCO Facts about Morocco and the Atlas Mountains: Geography
Historical outline
Morocco today Fauna and flora: Fauna
Birds of the Atlas Mountains
Flora Practical information for the visitor: Local transport 65 – Language 67 – Embassies and consulates
Electricity
Time and date
Opening hours
Holidays and festivals
Money
Keeping in touch
Media
Travelling in a Muslim country
Women in Islam
women travellers and sexual mores
Drugs
Food
Drink
Hammams
Toilets
Things to buy
Security
crime (3) MINIMUM IMPACT TREKKING: Environmental impact
Cultural impact
Economic impact (4) MARRAKESH: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (5) OUARZAZATE: History
Arrival and departure
Local transport
Orientation
Where to stay
Where to eat
Nightlife
Services
What to see (6) ROUTE GUIDES: The Toubkal region
The M’goun region
The Sirwa region
Jbel Sahro (7) APPENDICES Arabic
French and Berber
Glossary
Health







