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Experience the culture and natural beauty of the Merzouga Desert on a private camel-trekking tour with accommodation in a luxury tent. Learn how the Bedouin have traveled through the desert for centuries as you watch the sun set over the golden dunes. Relax over dinner at camp, accompanied by a traditional Berber drum performance. Tour includes a private tent, dinner, breakfast, and a camel guide, for your convenience.

Take a break from the bustling streets of Marrakech and immerse yourself in nature on this day trip to the Atlas Mountains. Alongside a private guide, stop at a Berber village in the Ourika Valley for a short hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls. Next, learn about Berber culture and stop at a local craft store to buy souvenirs on the way back to Marrakech.

Climb to the summit of North Africa’s highest peak on a 2-day trek filled with adventure and discovery. After a scenic drive from Marrakech, begin your journey in Imlil, where mules carry your luggage so you can enjoy the hike. Along the way, walk through traditional Berber villages, terraced fields, walnut groves, and mountain streams. Stop for freshly prepared picnic lunches in the open air, surrounded by breathtaking views of the High Atlas. Spend the night in a cozy mountain refuge, sharing a hearty dinner with fellow adventurers before rising early for the summit attempt. Step by step, you’ll ascend Mount Toubkal (4,167 m) and be rewarded with unforgettable panoramic vistas stretching across the Atlas Mountains and even far to the plains. Your professional local guide will not only lead you safely to the top but also share insights into Berber culture and mountain life. This trek combines challenge, comfort, and authenticity—an inspiring journey that leaves lasting memories.

On the first day, ride to Imlil from Marrakesh and begin your trek. You'll head along the Ait Mizane Valley, pass through the village of Aremd and onto the shrine of Sidi Chamarouch. You’ll follow mule tracks into the high rocky cliffs, climbing steadily above the snow line until you reach the Toukbal Refuge. Rest here for the night. On the second day, you’ll follow the southern circle route. The climb itself is not highly strenuous, but scree and altitude changes may make it difficult in parts. Don't worry - there are plenty of views to distract you along the way. When you reach the summit, soak in the 360-degree-view. You'll see the Marrakech Plain and the High Atlas Mountains to the north, all the way to the Anti-Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert in the south. From the peak, you’ll head back down the mountain and return to Marrakesh via Imill.