Trekking around the Toubkal valleys
In summary
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Sports
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Duration7 days
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LevelIntermediate
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DestinationAtlas Mountains / Djebel Toubkal
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AgeFrom 16 - 90 years
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CO₂-Emissions28.09 kg CO2
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Type of stayIndependent traveler
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Languages
French
In a few words
The highlights
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A trekking trip, from guesthouse to guesthouse
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Just a two-hour drive from Marrakech
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A chef and his delicious cuisine, just for you.
Photos
Sport
Level
Hiking / Trekking
In figures
Autre
- Average duration/day: 3h30
- Average daily elevation gain: 185 m
- Average daily descent: 360 m
- Maximum altitude: 2960 m
Management
Program
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Marrakech - Arrival
- Activity Autre
- Breakfast not included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Welcome to Morocco. Your adventure begins today in Marrakech. Upon arrival, you can check into your hotel. If you arrive early, enjoy a stroll to explore the city.Day 1 -
Marrakech - Oukaimeden - Tachedirt
- Activity Autre
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Positive elevation gain 360 m
- Negative elevation 660 m
- Maximum altitude 2960 m
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
This morning, we depart for the Atlas Mountains by minibus. A two-hour drive takes you to the foot of the impressive Mount Toubkal, which immediately captures your attention. You meet your team: muleteer and cook, and once your mule is ready, you set off along Berber trails to discover the secrets of the verdant Ourika Valley. Your journey leads you to the Tizzi n'Addi pass, situated at nearly 3,000 meters, where the panoramic view of the valley is breathtaking. You then descend towards the Imenane Valley to spend the night. You meet your welcoming and always available hosts.Day 2 -
Tachedirt - Imsker
- Activity Autre
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Negative elevation 900 m
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
Today, you descend further into the Imenane Valley. You hike through terraced fields of wheat, corn, and barley, creating a magnificent mosaic of colors before the harvest. You pass through numerous villages, and it's not uncommon to be invited for tea. Moroccan hospitality is legendary. At the end of the day, you arrive at your guesthouse in Imsker, where your cook will introduce you to the flavors of Moroccan cuisine.Day 3 -
Imsker - Tissi n'Tacht - Tiziane
- Activity Autre
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Positive elevation gain 750 m
- Negative elevation 600 m
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
Today's itinerary includes two mountain passes. You'll begin with the Llbour Pass. Descending the other side, you'll reach the Aït Mizane Valley, a magnificent green oasis, before climbing back up to the Tacht Pass. You'll follow a forest path that winds through an impressive holm oak forest until you arrive at Tizziane, the final stop before nightfall.Day 4 -
Tiziane - Ouirgane
- Activity Autre
- Duration of the activity 5h
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner not included
You leave the village of Tiziane and continue along the goat trails in the Azaden Valley. Amidst the now familiar fields and villages, your final day of hiking will take you to the famous village of Ouirgane. You will say goodbye to your fellow travelers and return to your riad in Marrakech. An optional hammam visit is available for your relaxation.Day 5 -
Marrakech
- Accommodation 3-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Your day will be free; you might like to buy some last-minute souvenirs or simply relax.
Day 6 -
Marrakech - departure
- Activity Autre
- Breakfast included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
A free day after the end of your adventure. If you would like to add more nights in Marrakech or extend your trip, please consult your advisor!Day 7
Note
PLEASE NOTE
Accommodation
Access
Go to the starting point
Price details
The price includes
- 2 nights in a 3* hotel in Marrakech
- 3 nights in a gîte
- Full board except for dinner on the first and last day in Marrakech
- Round-trip transfers from Marrakech
- A local team of muleteers and a cook
- 24/7 French-speaking support
- A French-speaking guide during the trek
The price does not include
- International flight
- Airport transfer
- Personal expenses
- Drinks
- Meals in Marrakech (€12 per meal)
- Tips for the local staff (at your discretion)
Options
- Flex fare and insurance
Practical information
Specific formalities
Specifics
Before your departure, check with the embassy or consulate regarding the entry and stay requirements for your destination country. You can also find this information on the France Diplomatie website ( https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/dossiers-pays/ ).
In the case of flights with stopovers operated by different airlines, also check the entry requirements of the countries you are transiting through.
It is your responsibility to ensure you are in compliance, particularly regarding the validity of your identity documents (for example, some countries require your passport to be valid for at least six months after your return) , visa requirements, necessary vaccinations, and health recommendations. And don't forget to consider any customs restrictions and other potential requirements of your destination or transit country.
ℹ️ Information may change up to the departure date, remember to regularly check official websites.
Equipment
Equipment to bring
- Earplugs or Hears, your choice
- Notepad and pen, a good book, a deck of cards...
- A laundry bag, so you can separate your dirty clothes from your clean clothes in your main bag.
- Toiletries kit (towel provided)
- Sunscreen cream and stick (face and lips)
- A lightweight, insulated water bottle with a minimum capacity of 1.5 liters.
- Toilet paper + lighter for destruction
- Comfortable sleeping bag.
Clothing to bring
Clothing, from head to toe:
- Hiking shoes
- Tennis shoes or walking sandals: very comfortable to slip on in the evening, they should be taken in addition to the closed shoes mentioned above.
- Flip-flops or plastic sandals (mandatory for treatment and fitness areas)
- Socks.
- Canvas trousers and Bermuda shorts (avoid shorts or skirts).
- Swimsuit
- Shirts or T-shirts
- Warm sweater or fleece fur: the latter has the advantage of being resistant, warm, light, and quick-drying, with the added benefit of a soft feel.
- Rain cape or Kway in case of rain and/or wind.
- Hat or cap with neck protection
- Category 3 sunglasses