Overview
This is a truly quintessential trek in the High Atlas mountain range, which will take you to the highest point in North Africa at 4167 m above sea level; the spectacular Mount Toubkal. This 3-day trail climbs from the remote Berber village of Imlil. through true wilderness, across a rocky mountainside, will push you to achieve beyond your expectations. Spend the night in a cozy mountain refuge before tackling the summit. Watch the sunrise from the top. Witness the first light of the day illuminate an absolutely unforgettable panorama. Visit the Sidi Chamarouch shrine, and see the unimaginable on this 3 day guided tour with our experienced guides.
Itinerary
Availability
Rural Moroccans still live a traditional way of life. So it is advised to dress a little more conservatively than you are used to. For women, this means that the shoulder, chest, and knees are covered, and for men, shoulders and knees. It will also protect you from the hot sun, and help you to stay cooler.
Rural Moroccans still live a traditional way of life. So it is advised to dress a little more conservative than you are used to. For women, this means that shoulder, chest and knees are covered, and for men, shoulders and knees. It will also protect you from the hot sun, and help you to stay cooler.
- Day 1: Toubkal Mountain refuge
- Day 2: Toubkal Mountain refuge
- Breakfast: Moroccan breakfast of bread, jam, honey, peanut, butter, olive oil, tea, coffee, milk
- Lunch: Salad, tomatoes, seasonal fruit and nuts, lentils, beans
- Dinner: Traditional Moroccan Tajine, fresh bread, soup
You will eat delicious, fresh, local meals cooked by your guides or in the accommodation. And do not forget about the liters of mint tea! Example meals include:
Let us know in advance, and we are more than happy to cater to your specific dietary needs.
You will be picked up in a private, air-conditioned vehicle directly to and from your accommodation in Marrakech. Want to spend another night in the mountains? No problem! We can cater to that.
We accept payments in Moroccan dirham, euros, dollars, or British pounds. Payment in cash, or by bank transfer. If you wish to pay in another currency, get in touch! Together we will figure it out
Rural Moroccans still live a traditional way of life. So it is advised to dress a little more conservatively than you are used to. For women, this means that the shoulder, chest, and knees are covered, and for men, shoulders and knees. It will also protect you from the hot sun, and help you to stay cooler.
