1 Day Marrakech
Full day · Private excursion
Imlil & Toubkal National Park Day Trip from Marrakech
A High Atlas hike to Berber villages below North Africa's highest peak
Overview
Drive into the heart of the High Atlas to Imlil, the mountain village at the foot of Jebel Toubkal (4,167 m). Walk with a local mountain guide through walnut groves and terraced fields to the village of Aroumd, share a Berber lunch and enjoy the peaks all around.
Highlights
Programme
- 1
MorningMarrakech to Asni and Imlil
Pickup at your accommodation and about 1 h 30 via the Moulay Brahim gorges and the Asni market town.
- 2Late morning
Hike to Aroumd
A 2–3 hour walk with a local guide through the valley to the Berber village of Aroumd, facing the Toubkal massif.
- 3Midday
Berber lunch
Lunch with a view in a village guesthouse — tagine and mint tea.
- 4
AfternoonReturn to Marrakech
Walk back down to Imlil and drive back to the city.
Included
- Private air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional driver
- Fuel and tolls
- Pickup and drop-off at your hotel or riad
- Flexible stops and timing
Not included
- Meals and drinks
- Entrance fees to sites and monuments
- Local guides and activities (camel, quad, balloon…) unless stated
- Tips
Route map
- 1Marrakech
- 2Asni
- 3Imlil
- 1Marrakech
Frequently asked questions
How difficult is the hike?
It's an easy-to-moderate walk of 2–3 hours on mountain paths; the pace is adapted to your group.
Can I climb Mount Toubkal in a day?
No — summiting Toubkal usually takes 2 days. This excursion is a day hike in the valley.
How much does it cost?
Prices depend on your group and whether you want a mountain guide — ask us on WhatsApp.
How do I book and pay?
Send your request with the booking form or on WhatsApp. We confirm the details and the final price quickly — nothing is charged online.
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