Drive up to Imlil (1,800m), the last road-served village before Mount Toubkal (North Africa's highest peak). Mule walk to Berber villages, mint tea in a Kasbah, lunch with mountain views.
Imlil sits at 1,800 m in the heart of the High Atlas, at the foot of Mount Toubkal — North Africa's highest peak. Around 90 minutes from Marrakech, it's where the city gives way to walnut groves, apple orchards, terraced fields and stone Berber villages where life still moves to the rhythm of the mountains.
This private day trip is for travellers who love nature, gentle walking and authentic culture. Your driver brings you to Imlil, where you can take an easy guided walk to villages like Aroumd, share mint tea in a Berber home, and soak up some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Morocco — all at your own pace.
No — this is a relaxed valley day. Multi-day Toubkal treks can be arranged separately on request.
Easy to moderate and fully optional — keep it short or ride a mule.
Yes, families love it; the pace and stops are flexible.
Not included: lunch & meals, entry tickets/fees, drinks and personal expenses.
