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Hassilabied is a village in the Sahara Desert Erg chebbi in Morocco, a 50km long and 5km wide set of sand dunes that reach up to 350m high. Most people are here to take a camel safari into the dunes, and to get a taste of remote (tourism-influenced) Berber life and relaxing days....Hassilabied Located in North of Merzouga 5km a way. Winter months (November to February) are cool, with daily high temperatures only slightly over 10 C, and cold nights. Spring until April is pleasant, with temperatures from 25 C up to 30 C in the afternoons, and with cool nights. Summer months are hot. In winter and spring there is occasional short rain or drizzle (a couple of days per month, on average), but heavy rain is unusual. Best time to visit This area is From Octuber to April. https://www.google.com/maps/dir//Hassilabied,+Maroc/@31.1383371,-4.0251159,15z/data=!4m13!1m4!3m3!1s0xd973ef694965643:0x62e60e616510d1cb!2sHassilabied,+Maroc!3b1!4m7!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0xd973ef694965643:0x62e60e616510d1cb!2m2!1d-4.0261248!2d31.1341164 Get in Access to Hassilabied is through Rissani to Merzouga. From Marrakech, drive over the Atlas mountains to Ourzazate, with overnight stops in at least two of Ouarzazate or Ait Benhaddou, Boumalne du Dades, and Tinerhir. After Tinerhir head either to Erfoud and then Rissani, or for a less used alternative route, head south to Alnif and then Rissani. Most of the roads are quite scenic, with the Alnif-Rissani section scenic desert without villages. From Fez, drive South to Erfoud (1 day) and then Rissani. Once in Rissani, drive through the town and follow the road Southeast for 32km (24 miles) to Merzouga then turn left 200m before the gazoil stacion afriquia . In recent years, the road has been asphalted and also to Taouz, a southern military border town (foreigners cannot cross here). The short access roads (1 or 2km long) from the main road to the hotels alongside the sand dunes are normally not asphalted, but well maintained. From Rissani to Hassilabied , a grand taxi or van cost 15MAD. If you don't want to wait for other people to fill your grand taxi, pay MAD90. If you arrive before sunrise (if you come on the 06:00-07:00bus from Fez) you can pay up to MAD00dh for a grand taxi. Beware of guides in Rissani or Erfoud who offer to take you to hASSILABIED OR MERZOUGA for 5MAD each, but instead strand you at their auberge 20km north of the village. If you decline their offers of camel rides and lodging, it is often quite difficult (and expensive) to make your way back to town. For example, they might ask you if you want to go to Merzouga desert or Merzouga village, so most people say desert and then are driven to the middle of nowhere. You can also fly to Ouarzazate from Casablanca, then continue to Erfoud, Rissani and hassilabied. There are also weekly flights into Errachidia, about 2 hours north of Merzouga by car. Supratours buses from Marrakech and also from Fez have daily trips that stop in Hassilabied then last stop in Merzouga village. There are also public buses going to Errachidia and Rissani from Marrakech main bus station near medina. This option is cheaper then Supratours, you don't stop at overpriced restaurants in the middle of nowhere, but with less comfort. Then there is another bus from Errachidia to Rissani, if the time is not convenient take a grand taxi. In Errachidia, there is a taxi station 5 min walking distance from bus station. If you're continuing on to one of the small villages nearby, the usual tourist price is a fairly steep MAD50 (total, not per person) for the short 5 km drive. Beware that overnight buses may sometimes arrive more than an hour early, putting you in Hassilabied or Merzouga before sunrise. If this happens, you may find yourself with no cabs available, so be prepared to wait for someone to arrive. Tour operators can arrange 4x4s with driver/guides from Marrakech or Casablanca and back. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Hassilabied」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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