4-Day Adventure through Berber Lands and Peaks
Embark on an exhilarating 4-day adventure through Morocco's Atlas Mountains, a journey that promises stunning landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and challenging hikes to some of the region's highest and most scenic spots. This tour is designed for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers who wish to explore the beauty of the Atlas Mountains and immerse themselves in the traditional Berber culture. From panoramic mountain views to the serenity of secluded waterfalls, from the thrill of ascending North Africa's highest peak to the peaceful charm of mountain villages, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of excitement and tranquility. You'll be guided by our experienced team, ensuring a safe and unforgettable experience. Whether you're capturing the breathtaking vistas with your camera or savoring a traditional meal under the walnut trees, each moment of this journey is crafted to leave you with lasting memories.
Itinerary
Day 1 : Marrakech - Atlas Mountains (Imlil Valley)
Your adventure begins with a pick-up from your location in Marrakech. We will drive to the Atlas Mountains, heading towards the picturesque Imlil valley, situated at 1700 meters above sea level. Upon arrival, you will meet our team and start your trek towards the Tizi Mezzik pass. As you ascend, enjoy lunch with panoramic views that stretch across the majestic mountains. After lunch, continue trekking to Azib Tamsoult, where you will spend the night.Day 2 : Azib Tamsoult - Toubkal Refuge
After a hearty breakfast, we will hike up to one of the highest waterfalls in the Atlas Mountains. The breathtaking view is a perfect start to your day. We then continue our journey towards Tizi Agelzim, which stands at 3600 meters, offering a spectacular vista that will leave you in awe. Lunch will be packed and enjoyed along the trail. Following this, we will descend to the Toubkal refuge, located at 3207 meters, for an overnight stay.Day 3 : Toubkal Summit Ascent - Aroumd Village
Rise early for a thrilling ascent to Toubkal summit, the highest peak in North Africa at 4167 meters. The early morning light and stunning landscapes provide perfect photo opportunities. After spending time at the summit, we will descend back to the refuge for lunch. Post-lunch, we will continue our descent to the village of Aroumd, located at 2000 meters, for an overnight stay. In the evening, you have the option to experience a traditional Berber Hammam, a unique cultural experience that offers relaxation and rejuvenation.Day 4 : Aroumd Village - Marrakech
Our final day begins with a hike through the valley, visiting several charming villages along the way. We will stop for lunch under the shade of walnut trees, providing a serene and picturesque setting to enjoy your meal. After lunch, we will transfer you back to Marrakech, concluding your unforgettable 4-day adventure through the Atlas Mountains.Photo Gallery
Other Information
Price Includes
- Round-trip Transportation between the trek and your accommodation in Marrakech.
- Expert guide, English-speaking
- Berber Cook
- All meals on the trek
- Accommoadtion in the Atlas Mountains.
- Mules and muleteers to carry your luggage.
Price Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Soft/alcoholic drinks
Essentiel Informations
Location: The High Atlas Mountains are located in central Morocco, stretching from the Atlantic coast in the west to the Algerian border in the east.
Altitude: The highest peak in the High Atlas Mountains is Toubkal, which stands at 4,167 meters (13,671 feet) above sea level. Altitude sickness can be a concern for trekkers, especially those who are not acclimatized to high altitudes.
What to pack: It is important to pack for variable weather conditions, including warm layers for the evenings and waterproof clothing in case of rain. Good hiking boots are essential, as well as a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. A headlamp, a water bottle, and a small first aid kit are also recommended.
Cultural considerations: The High Atlas Mountains are home to several indigenous Berber communities, who have their own unique culture and traditions. It is important to be respectful of local customs and beliefs, and to ask for permission before taking photographs of people or entering their homes.
