The 6-day Atlas Mountains trek offers an exciting journey through Morocco’s stunning High Atlas region. Highlights include trekking to the Toubkal summit (4,167 meters), visiting Berber villages, and exploring dramatic valleys like the Mizane Valley. You’ll enjoy camel rides, scenic hikes, and nights in traditional desert camps. This adventure is ideal for those seeking a mix of cultural immersion and breathtaking mountain views.
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Hotel pick up at 8.30 a.m. On the final day, we return at 7 p.m. and leave you off at your hotel or desired location.
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The best morocco trekking trip from Marrakech,we can recommend to our guests is a combination between two different parts of Morocco: the Atlas Mountains and Sahara desert. So first part which is a trekking in the Atlas Mountains*trek adventure* and, the second part which is a Camel ride in Erg Chebbi desert Merzouga* camel trek* for fun. First adventure part is include the Toubkal mount peak and the second part is an experience of Camel caravan trek for a night at the Berber nomad camp. the basic of Marrakech morocco trek program is trekking in atlas and Sahara morocco tours and this trek tour plan is available to explore both areas and life style of nomads in the mountain ; Sahara from Marrakech…we manage also on parallel other Trips in Morocco, like : (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 day trek trip tour from Marrakech to Desert ; Toubkal Atlas Mountains)
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Drive from Marrakech city to Imlil village and atlas trek to Toubkal Refuge via Aremd ; the Mizane Valley,Leaving the city behind,then we drive towards the toubkal peak and plunging valleys of the Toubkal mountainMassif as well. Crossing the Haouz Hill, we pass through the tiny town of Asni, from where our road begins to climb atlas towards the plains of the Massif. Below us the valley of the river Rhirhaia stretches out into the distance and small villages cling to the sides of the steep plains ,as we meander our way towards the village of Imlil. Here we leave our vehicle , and our mountain guide, begin our trek, heading along the Mizane Valley, first towards the village of Aremd and then onto the shrine of Sidi Chamharouch. Built on a moraine spur overlooking the valley floor,Aremd is the largest village in the valley and provides an interesting mix of traditional terraced farming, gites and streets that seem to be permanently gridlocked by goats and cattle. For generations the local Berber villagers have worked these lands, producing corn, potatoes and walnuts from the harsh landscape. Continuing east and crossing the flood plain our route takes us along mule tracks and up into the high rocky cliffs above the valley. Crossing the river, we eventually come to the pastoral shrine of Sidi Chamarouch, which attracts tourists and pilgrims alike (although only Muslims are allowed to cross the stone bridge to visit the marabout shrine itself). The village sits besides a small waterfall, a jumbled cluster of houses that seem to melt together into an anarchic mass. From here the trail continues to climb steadily, snaking and zigzagging its way up to the snowline and the Toukbal Refuge (3206m), our stop for the night. Approx 5hrs walking.
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Trek to summit of Jebel Toubkal (4167m) and return to Imlil Early this morning we make our attempt on the summit of Jebel Toukbal, the second highest peak in Northern Africa, crossing the stream above the refuge and then heading across one of the mountains numerous scree fields, where we will have to negotiable a seemingly endless carpet of boulders and rocks. The walking is relatively straightforward, but the scree and the altitude will make the going quite difficult in parts, however, the views along the way make the journey more than worthwhile. Cresting the ridgeline we find ourselves on the plateau, from where it is a short walk to the summit and the vistas out across the surrounding landscape are quite breathtaking. From here there are unrestricted views in every direction, from the Marrakech Plain to the High Atlas in the north and as far south as the Anti-
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You will be picked up from your accommodation in Imlil at 8.00am and head out over the Atlas Mountains, driving over the stunning Tizi-
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Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer from the Roses Valley to Todra Gorges –
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Wake to a desert sunrise and then return to the kasbah by camel. You will then have a chance to freshen up and enjoy a breakfast. Once you are refreshed, you willhead out of the desert for a drive to Ait Benhaddou. This is an ancient fortified city containing countless kasbahs and has been the atmospheric subject of numerous Hollywood movies (The Mummy, Gladiator, Alexander, Lawrence of Arabia…) You will have the chance to walk around the buildings and explore with your guide. You will overnight in a hotel close to Ait Benhaddou Kasbah.
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Travel along the Ounilla Valley to the Telouet Kasbah, a crumbling kasbah that was once an important stop for traders. Explore the Kasbah.
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EXCELLENT Based on 239 reviews Posted on Tripadvisor Asogworld TVerified Breath taking experience Awesome experience, hospitality is top notch.we enjoyed every bit of our time in Morroco.African number 1 travel experiencePosted on Tripadvisor ntattesVerified Tour Morocco 8 days I had a great experience with this tour operator. Everything was organized in detail, from accommodations to travel, with great professionalism and attention to our needs. Our driver/guide Abdou was fantastic. I highly recommend it!Posted on Tripadvisor nickVerified Nice Tour to the Sahara with Abdou My wife and I had an incredible experience to the sahara desert. Our Tour Guide Abdou was nice, funny and adapted the plans to our wishes. It was very nice and we highly recommend AbdouPosted on Tripadvisor Tammie PVerified New Year's Chill Solo Trip I waited a little over a month to write this review for a reason. This personal trip was about regrouping and thinking for what's ahead for 2025. I chose The Edgewater because I took my kids and grandkid there the weekend prior to Christmas for festivities in Seattle, and I saw an awesome TikTok about the hotel. That marketing strategy definitely reeled me into the property. In that first stay, we had the opportunity to be in a water suite on one day and city suite the second day, which wasn't originally planned but was an amazing opportunity for my family and me. On this second trip, it was all about me. I scheduled a nice hotel room with city views, which did not disappoint. The room was elegant and the bathroom was beautiful with it's mountainous stone decor. The shower gave the right pressure of hot water, which is a plus if you want to relax in a steam like environment. The part of this review takes a negative into a positive turn. After placing my bags into my room, I headed to the bar for a drink. Sat at the bar and asked the young bartender for a chocolate martini, something different on the last day of the year. He just arrived on shift, and said he would be happy to oblige. However, someone above him came to him to say that the bar was closed and they were closed until the New Year's gathering in the bar / restaurant. There was no sign that the bar was closed due to patrons sitting in the lounge area of the bar and restaurant. When the person who stopped the bartender at the beginnings of making the drink decided to not accommadate, I went to the front desk to state to maybe it would be best to add signage for all guests to know that the bar was closed and to ensure that front staff and all staff were aware prior to shift of the bar being closed for guests staying at the hotel. After that time, I never returned to the bar for the duration of my stay, and ordered room service the entirety of that time. I went there for alone time, I got it. I explained all of this to say, business is business but in customer service and hospitality, all guests should be accommodated on simple requests, such as making a drink on the last day of the year. The highs were the rest of the staff that made my stay very welcoming - LaRelle, Jesse, Lydia, Dave, Thomas, Selena, and Gabe. Those that work in wait staff, valet, and the resturant staff that brought my food order to my room both New Year's night and New Year's morning; both were wonderful people and very friendly. The Edgewater is a beautiful, serene, and elegant property located perfectly on the Elliott Bay. The views are gorgeous, and my favorite views are on the water. I gave a five star for both visits within one week of each other. Would I come back again? I would because staff can either make or break a trip, and the staff there (outside of the one) made the trip for me.Posted on Tripadvisor Jan KVerified Tour through Marrakesh with dinner Had an awesome time in Marrakesh! Nourdinne is very knowledgable and capable local guide, who organized an awesome dinner for us in the main square!Posted on Tripadvisor Sagal BVerified Abdul is amazing Abdul was amazing. We had an amazing time. He was so patient with us 4 girls. He showed us how amazing the Sahara desert and the road trip going there was amazing. We are so thankful for that experience cause of himAnyone going to morrocco needs to have Abdul he is truly amazing.Posted on Tripadvisor K BVerified Great trip! Unforgettable! Had a great time in the trip. Everything worked out perfectly from start to finish. Nourddine organized everything to a tee. Abdou was great as a driver/guide and took great care of us. Great local guides as well. Best trip.Posted on Tripadvisor JimmyleeigVerified Excellent 1st holiday in Morocco The communication with Nourddine during the booking stage was fast and easy.We have a great experience with our guide Abdou, during our 3 day trip from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert. He has a nice temperament, and make sure that we are comfortable and safe during our 3 days excursion with him. If you go for this experience, ask for Abdou.Posted on Tripadvisor Jayanta DVerified Excellent experience in Morocco It was an amazing trip. No complains at all. Abdou, our guide cum driver, took care of us very well. I will highly recommend this tour company.Posted on Tripadvisor Explorer62409321012Verified Sahara trip 2024 We booked a private luxury tour with Sahara luxury travel for 4 night from Marrakech to merzouga and back. We travel through atlas mountains, rose valley, atlas studio, dades valley. We trekked into the Sahara via camel ride, stayed in a luxury tent, which has private shower and toilet. We enjoyed homemade Berber pizza! Which was the best food we enjoyed in Morocco. The family was so welcoming and the pizza was simple and savoy! We stayed in one tent and two hotels, dinners and breakfast was included. Our guide Abdul was awesome. If you plan to go. Then book it. It was a safe trip, people were wonderful, food was good, I loved the pizza and the tagines! Pictures and memories are once in a life time. Since it was a luxury tour, we were able to adjust what we wanted to see.
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