High Atlas Mountains
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Enjoy an authentic Berber experience in the colourful, exotic Morocco, stunning Atlas Mountains and the golden Sahara Desert!
High Atlas Mountains
Based in the heart of the Atlas Mountains, in Imlil, Amazigh Voyage is a Berber family run independent company organising all your Atlas Mountains treks and hikes, adventure holidays and camel treks throughout Morocco’s various impressive landscapes.
High Atlas Mountains
Visit the friendly Berber villages in the Atlas Mountains where inhabitants trace their origins to at least 5,000 BC, and where incredibly, until today, the Berbers have preserved their wonderful traditional lifestyle, the culture and heritage.
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Home to the striking Mount. Toubkal, the 2nd highest mountain in North Africa, Morocco is famous for its vibrant colours, fascinating culture, earthy spices and it’s all year-round warm weather welcoming over an amazing 11 million people every year, all contributing to the country and local community’s growth.
High Atlas Mountains
With over 30-years of experience in the hospitality and tourism industry, we specialise in group, private and tailor-made Morocco holiday adventures, trekking and hiking excursions and tours in and around Marrakech, the astonishing Atlas Mountains, the serene Sahara Desert as well as other stretches of Morocco’s unique land, all led by our highly experienced Berber tour guides.
Our Mount Toubkal Classic Climb with Marrakech combines summiting the highest peak in North Africa with the vibe of exotic Marrakech, a city steeped in ancient artistry that continues to thrive, kept alive by the modern craftspeople of the souqs and the contemporary art and design scene of the Ville Nouvelle.
High Atlas Mountains
When you go hiking in the High Atlas Mountains, short break tours like this help you lose all sense of time and stress. From day one, after a transfer from Marrakech, you’re trekking with an expert guide and muleteer, taking in views of Imlil and Assif N’ait Oussaden Valleys. By day two on this four day break, you hit the heights of Tizi N’taghrhourte Pass (1,995m) and, on day three, Tizi-n-Tegdalt Pass (2,700m). Walking gently from one traditional Berber village to another, take your time to absorb new landscapes and cultures, while staying in a mix of traditional gîtes and a mountain hut.
High Atlas Mountains
This is a privately-guided trek, you will not be part of a group, and your party will be accompanied by a personal certified guide and a muleteer.
There is also an option to add on some extra days with other natural adventures in the Ourika Valley and Essaouira at the end of your tour. For more details see below.
Marrakech
If you think that Marrakech is going to be a culture shock, it is, but even more so when you explore it at the end of a hiking holiday in Morocco.
Things to do in Marrakech 
- For people new to trekking at high altitude, the best time to
- is during the spring or autumn, when it’s not too hot or cold. However, unlike many European high peaks, you can climb Toubkal in winter without a lot of technical know-how, but you do need an expert mountain guide. You will be guided, geared up with crampons and ice picks and grow a whole new layer of thick skin as you take on this African apex with determination and pride. And rest assured, the tagine will be ready and waiting when you’re done.
- You will never go hungry on Moroccan tours, with food playing a central role in the country’s culture and innate sense of hospitality. The aforementioned tagine is omnipresent, usually made with chicken, lamb and vegetables all slowly cooked together in an earthenware pot. Locally grown nuts such as almonds or walnuts, as well as dried apricots and dates are regulars on the table, and harira soup, made with tomatoes, lentils, chickpeas, lamb and spices is a Ramadan regular at the end of a day of fasting. And mint tea is flowing at everyday
stay in imlil
Set in Imlil, Amazigh Family Riad features accommodation with seating area. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also welcomes guests with a restaurant and an outdoor fireplace. The bed and breakfast offers mountain views, a sun terrace, a 24-hour front desk, and free WiFi is available. At the bed and breakfast, units are equipped with a wardrobe. There is a private bathroom with walk-in shower in every unit, along with bathrobes, slippers and a hair dryer. Additional in-room amenities include fruits. The bed and breakfast specialises in a vegetarian and vegan breakfast and breakfast in the room is also available. There is a coffee shop, and packed lunches are also available. Sightseeing tours are available within easy reach. Skiing and cycling can be enjoyed nearby, while a ski equipment rental service, ski-to-door access and a ski pass sales point are also available on-site. The nearest airport is Marrakech-Menara, 64 km from Amazigh Family Riad, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.