Find your way through Morocco.
High summits, quiet valleys and desert crossings led by local mountain guides.
Pick your terrain
From a two-day valley escape to a nine-day crossing of the whole country — every itinerary can be adapted to your dates, experience and walking pace, and led by the same family guides throughout.
Tour & Mount Toubkal Climbing
Eight days from the walnut groves of Imlil to the summit of Toubkal (4,167m) at sunrise, then east across the Tichka pass to the rose gardens of Kelaat M'Gouna and the red-walled Dadès and Todra Gorges — a single journey from North Africa's highest point to the edge of the desert.
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Discovering the Berbers of Toubkal
Eight days across the massif the Berbers call Adrar n'Dern, the Mountain of Mountains: up the Azzaden valley through oak woods and terraced villages, over the Aguelzim pass at 3,450m, to the summit of Toubkal and down through Sidi Chamarouch to Mazik — with four nights under canvas along the way.
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Atlas Trek — Azzaden Valley
Two days through the spectacular Azzaden Valley — one of the most beautiful and least-visited valleys of the High Atlas, with walnut groves, traditional Berber hamlets and sweeping mountain views.
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Berber Villages — Tachdirt to Setti Fatma
A four-day crossing from Imlil to Setti Fatma over the Tizi n'Tachdirt, through Tachdirt and Timichi — three of the oldest villages in the Atlas — and down the Ourika valley to its waterfalls, with nights spent in family-run lodges.
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Day Excursions from Imlil
A variety of guided day excursions departing from Imlil (1,740m) — into Berber villages, the Azzaden Valley, the Ourika Valley and the Setti Fatma waterfalls. Ideal for anyone staying at Dar Mazik who wants to explore without committing to a multi-day trek.
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The M'goun Gorges
Eight days from the Aït Bouguemez — the valley everyone calls the Happy Valley — over the Aït Imi pass at 2,905m and down the length of the M'goun gorges, wading the river between walls that close to a few metres wide.
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Taghia Cirque to the Happy Valley
Eight days in the Central Atlas: the immense walls of the Taghia cirque above Zaouiat Ahançal, the corkscrew path used by villagers to reach Izourar, the nomad lake plateau at 2,300m, and the descent into the Aït Bouguemez, ending at the Ouzoud waterfalls.
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Telouet & the Ounila Valley
Eight days down the Ounila valley from the Glaoui kasbah at Telouet to Tamdaght, past an ancient salt mine, red earthen villages, cliff dwellings and terraced gardens — the valley where Jacques Majorelle wrote in 1923 that his brush had found its purpose.
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Jebel Saghro Traverse
Eight days across the Jebel Saghro between the Dadès valley and the desert: basalt walls, eroded pinnacles, almond terraces, nomad encampments and the summit of Mount Kouach at 2,500m, in a massif that stays walkable all winter.
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The Valley of Roses
Eight days through the Valley of Roses and its distillery cooperatives, the kasbahs along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, and the towering red gorges of the Dadès and Todra — with nights spent among Berber families along the way.
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Sahara Tours
Three to ten days crossing from the High Atlas to the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi at Merzouga — the Valley of Roses, the Dadès and Todra Gorges, desert camps and a camel ride into the dunes as the sun goes down.
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Imperial Cities & the Desert
Nine days across the whole country: the four imperial cities and the Roman ruins of Volubilis, the Middle Atlas and the Ouzoud falls, then south over the Tizi n'Tichka to Aït Benhaddou, the Dadès valley, the Todra gorge and a night in a nomad camp at Merzouga.
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Mountain Bike — Central High Atlas
An eight-day mountain bike crossing of the Central Atlas: Imi n'Ifri to the Ait Bouguemez valley, Zaouiat Ahançal and the Cathedral rock, finishing at the Ouzoud waterfalls — 286 km, six riding days and more than 5,900m of climbing.
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Ski Touring in the Atlas
Ski touring through the High Atlas with certified ski guide Youssef Azdour — five to seven days of winter ascents above 3,000m, climbing skins-on from Imlil to remote valleys that see almost no one else between December and April.
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