Experience the majestic High Atlas Mountains on this full-day adventure through five stunning valleys. Just an hour from Marrakech, you'll discover a world of dramatic landscapes, ancient Berber culture, and breathtaking natural beauty.
The Five Valleys
Each valley offers its own unique character:
- Ourika Valley — Famous for its lush vegetation, tree-covered slopes, and the famous seven waterfalls of Setti Fatma
- Oukaimeden Valley — Home to traditional Berber villages at 1,800 meters, with North Africa's highest ski resort
- Asni Valley — Renowned for its orchards of apples, walnuts, almonds, and peaches against the backdrop of the High Atlas
- Sidi Fares Valley — Experience authentic rural Berber life in this calm, traditional setting
- Tahanaout Valley — Known for its vibrant weekly Berber market showcasing local culture and crafts
Berber Villages & Culture
The traditional villages of the Atlas Mountains have remained largely unchanged for centuries. Houses are built from local red clay and stone, blending seamlessly into the mountainside. You'll be welcomed into a local home for mint tea, experiencing the legendary Berber hospitality firsthand.
The Waterfalls of Setti Fatma
The village of Setti Fatma is the gateway to a series of seven cascading waterfalls. Your guided hike takes you along the river to the lower falls, where you can cool off and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The trek offers perfect photo opportunities and a refreshing break from Marrakech's heat.
Mount Toubkal Views
Throughout the day, you'll catch glimpses of Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak at 4,167 meters. The snow-capped summit provides a dramatic backdrop to your valley adventure.
Important Information
- Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure. Weather-dependent—in case of unsafe conditions, we'll reschedule or refund.
- Accessibility
- This tour involves hiking on uneven mountain terrain. Not suitable for wheelchairs or those with mobility limitations.
- Age Restrictions
- Suitable for ages 6 and up. Young children should be comfortable with moderate walking.