Name: Ferma Jebala Ecolodge
Address: Road to Zarka Halouma,Road to Zarka, M'diq, M'diq, M'diq, 93000, Morocco
Rating: 10

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Ceuta Heliport

Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport

Ferma Jebala Ecolodge

M'diq

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not-guaranteed

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I travelled with my 7 & 2 year old. The place is idyllic. Farmland, views of the mountains and Tetouan. My daughter went horse riding. Mohammed was a fantastic guide carried my two year old after he got too tired to walk. The chicken tagine lunch was delicious. It's rustic so don't expect luxury but really well worth a visit. It's also quite hard to find so get proper instructions or ask to be met.

Great family day out

We had a wonderful stay here over Easter - it's perfectly located for a bit of peace and quiet away from the city. The hosts are extremely helpful and welcoming and there are some very nice hikes nearby. Food was also excellent!

Wonderful hosts in idyllic surroundings

The owner picked us up from Tetouan and took us up to this hidey-hole. Well, what can I say?! Stunning views in a natural environment. Plenty of walking routes to the coast and local village. No WIFI/internet (I guess that's the whole point). Very basic rooms. However if you would like a break from the world, this is a place to be. My favourite part about the stay was the food. Each day breakfast and a HUGE freshly cooked tagine was delivered to our cottage. The tagine was amongst the tastiest food I've ever had in Morocco. Well worth a visit for the tagine alone. Unfortunately we couldn't use the pool since it was shut for winter. However if we enjoyed our stay in the winter, I can only imagine how much better it must be in the summer!

Off the grid

It's all about the location. We were traveling around Morocco and a local recommended this part of the country, We found this lodge on booking.com.  I'm so glad we did.  It was the highlight of our vacation because it was so authentic and beautiful.  It reminded me of sleeping in cabins at Yosemite National Park, USA. You can swim in a pool with a view of the sun setting over Tetouan, or eat outdoors for all your meals.  There are pine forests on some of the mountains and jagged peaks on others.  The air is so fresh. You'll see lots of birds.  It's a working hobby farm, so they have planted onions, fruit trees, fresh mint for your tea. There were a couple goats, horses, chickens, turkeys, ducks (even some cute baby ducks), and guinea hens. 
 It is a new resort, but built to be rustic so you experience how the locals live in the mountains.  It is very basic, but has everything you need.  We stayed in one of the huts for 2 nights. The huts have 3 twin beds that can be pushed together to make a larger bed if you like.  There's a flush toilet and shower.  You need to bring your own soap and toiletries. Towels and bedding are provided. If you're a lover of wifi, air conditioning, and TV you won't like this, but if you enjoy hiking and beautiful views, this is the place. This is truly God's country.  
This was also one of the few places we found where a Moroccan family owns and operates it.  We met the whole family and my son played with the kids in the pool.  We shared dinner with them one night and it was fun to hear about their lifestyle.  We felt like family. 
Because you're on top of a mountain, you will find it easier to eat at the lodge.  The Chef is fantastic  Best goat tagine we ever tasted.  The soups and breads are all homemade. The dining room is decorated in the traditional costumes and things you would see in that part of the mountains. We even tried on some of the costumes and took photos. 
It's a bit tricky to find because like many places in Morocco, the street address isn't easy to find on Google Maps.  We sent a Facebook message to the owner and he sent a phone number for us to call when we got to town.  My Spanish and French aren't very good, so he was kind enough to come meet us at Hotel La Paloma, and we followed him up to the property. It was about 5 miles. The last 1/4 mile is just like a forest road- dirt and  bumpy.  We had a rental car, but you could easily get a taxi to bring you. 
If you're English speaking, you may want to download a Spanish dictionary.  We used google translate and another Spanish app and it worked out fine. This was great value for the experience. We did have to pay cash. 
If you want to experience the real Morocco, I recommend you stay here for a night or two.

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