
4 Days
From €650 per person
Toubkal Summit Trek
Jebel Toubkal rises higher than anything else in North Africa. From Imlil, you climb through walnut groves and Berber villages to the refuge at 3,200 meters. Before dawn on summit day, headlamps trace the scree. At the top, you see the Sahara to the south and the Atlantic to the west. Four days to stand on Morocco's roof.
Your Route

Day 1
Marrakech → Imlil
Into the High Atlas. The road climbs through terraced villages where walnut trees shade the path. Imlil appears at the base of Toubkal—highest peak in North Africa. The air thins. Sound carries differently. Something loosens in your chest.

Day 2
Marrakech → Imlil
The road to Imlil passes through Asni, where the Saturday market spills across the valley—carpets, livestock, spices in pyramids. Beyond the town, the road tightens, switchbacks climbing toward Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak. Imlil is where the road ends and the mountains begin. Walnut trees shade the village square. Mules wait to carry trekkers higher. The air is thin and clean, twenty degrees cooler than the city you left two hours ago. A short hike takes you through terraced fields to Armed, the next village up. Stone paths worn smooth by generations. Women carrying fodder on their backs. Children shouting greetings in Tamazight. Lunch is in a family home—bread baked that morning, vegetables from the garden below, tagine slow-cooked since dawn. From the roof terrace, Toubkal's snow catches afternoon light. The descent is slower, the light golden, the city waiting below with its noise and heat—but now you know what lies beyond it.
This journey is a starting point.
These itineraries aren't fixed. They're designed to bend. Add a day in the desert. Skip the city. Stay longer where something pulls you. This is your journey—we shape it around what matters to you.
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