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Spend a refreshing day in the Atlas Mountains with our Imlil Day Trip. Explore traditional Berber villages, ride mules through scenic valleys, and enjoy a delicious local lunch in the heart of the mountains. This immersive cultural experience is perfect for travelers looking for nature, simplicity, and authentic Moroccan hospitality — all in just one day.
| Group Size | Price per Person | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 – 4 People | on Request | Guide, Minivan, Mules, Traditional Lunch |
| 5 – 10 People | on Request | Guide, Minivan, Mules, Traditional Lunch |
| 10+ People | on Request | Group discounts available |
- Camping equipment ( Personal gear: Trekking boots, sun-block, sun glasses, and a hat.)
Services provided:
- A minivan to and back
- A guide
- A cook
- Full board during the trek
- Mules
Itinerary
At 08:30 am, you meet your guide and driver at the hotel, and then you head south from Marrakech to Atlas mountains. You will stop in Imlil village (1700m) where you will start your gentle walk or a mule ride through walnuts the berber village of Armed (2000m), located at the foot of Toubkal, the highest in north Africa .Stop for lunch and walk through the village to join the river and follow a mule path downhill to Imlil where you meet your driver and head back to Marrakech.
This morning you gradually climb toTacheddirt pass (3200m) where you have panoramic views of Atlas peaks. Continue downhill along the stream to Ibassene (2300m) for lunch break. In Afternoon, you gently climb to get to Agouns isolated village for camp. Visit a local family in the village. * 06hs walk
Walk progressively up to Ouattar pass (3100m) and head downhill to Tiferguine pasture. Picnic by the spring and head to Oukaimeden ski resorts where you meet your driver and drive along Ourika valley back to Marrakech .Dinner and overnight in hotel. * 05h walk * 01hs drive
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