Day Trip Imlil valley

Overview

During this trek you will be able to explore and climb the Toubkal Mountain(4167m), which is the highest peak in North Africa.

Climbing to the peak is challenging, however it requires no climbing and mountaineering experiences. You will enjoy the breathtaking and amazing views from the summit.

You will be introduced to the local Berbers to learn about their culture and lifestyle. This trek includes mountain transfers, professional local guide and accommodation at the mountain’s hut and Berber guesthouses.

This Trek is for mountains lovers. It combines adventures with stunning landscapes all alongside the way. Definitely an unforgettable trip.

at the end of the trip you will have an extra day to visit and discover The Red city.

10 Days
Age 15+
Group size: 6 Min – 16 Max

Technical sheet

Period:	Hiking possible from March to November
Level of difficulty :	Accessible to any walker in good physical condition
Departure:	Marrakech, Morocco
Arrival:	Marrakech, Morocco
Luggage:	On the hike the muleteers and mules recruited to carry your luggage.
Accommodations:	Sleeping in Berber houses and mountain hut
Meals :	All meals with nice picnics in the middle of nature.
Included:	English speaking Guide Transfer from and to your hotel Mules for luggage carrying Kitchen equipment All meals with nice picnics in the middle of nature Visit Bahia Palace Visit Koutoubia Mosque
Excluded:	Plane tickets Travel insurance Sleeping bags Entrance fees in some monuments in Marrakech Tips Personal purchases

Tour Plan

Day 1: Arrival at Marrakech

Imlil is the most famous trailhead in morocco and main starting point of trekkings,Today in morning around 9 o'clock the guide and the driver meet you in your hotel or Riad then driving a bout 1.5 hours from Marrakech through the foothills of the high atlas mountains here then began walking with the guide to explore the valley and know about the berbers daily life in Atlas mountain you will enjoy the stunning scenery across the traditional berber farming villages and stop for lunch with a berber family in their guest house in heart of the village; an opportunity to see the highest Mountain in North Africa called Toubkal summit 4167 m above sea level.