Imlil Valley
Atlas Mountains Day Trip
Escape to the High Atlas
Trade the heat of Marrakech for the crisp air and majestic peaks of Imlil, the gateway to Mount Toubkal.
Drive through the stunning Moulay Brahim Gorges and traditional Berber villages clinging to the mountainsides. Experience the raw beauty of the Asni Valley.
Enjoy a gentle hike or a mule ride to the village of Aremd. Discover hidden waterfalls and witness the daily life of the mountain-dwelling Berber communities.
Savor a traditional Tagine lunch on a panoramic terrace, with the snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas as your breathtaking backdrop.
✔ Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Marrakech
- Private vehicle and professional driver
- Guided walk through Berber villages
- Traditional lunch in a local Berber house
- Tea ceremony with a local family
✘ Not Included
- Mule ride (optional, approx. €10)
- Bottled drinks
- Tips and personal expenses
Detailed Full-Day Program
Departure from Marrakech
Heading south towards the Atlas Mountains, passing through the Haouz plain.
Imlil Arrival & Nature Walk
Reach Imlil (1740m). Start your hike toward Aremd village, passing by small waterfalls and walnut groves.
Panoramic Berber Lunch
Enjoy a home-cooked meal on a terrace overlooking the valley and the Toubkal summit.
Return to Marrakech
Drive back to the city with a stop at a local Argan Oil cooperative.
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