Full Day
Daily Tour
6 people
English, Francais
Embark on an enchanting day trip from Marrakech to the Atlas Mountains, where adventure awaits. Traverse the Agafay Desert, uncover the charm of Berber villages, and trek through the captivating Toubkal National Park to witness cascading waterfalls. This escapade guarantees a harmonious blend of awe-inspiring landscapes and an authentic embrace of Morocco’s mountainous terrain, rich in Berber culture and warm hospitality.
This is the best 4×4 day trip to the Atlas Mountains from Marrakech to discover and explore the deep berber country and enjoy the breathtaking sceneries of the desert, valleys, villages and open landscapes. The drive takes you first to Agafay desert, just south of Marrakech where you will experience some dunes bashing before your continue to the region of Lalla Takerkoust where you will make your first stop on the hills overlooking the lake. From here you will start an adventure on dirt tracks rarely frequented by tourists and climb up to the Kik area where you will drive from village to village meeting locals, visiting berber homes and sampling their traditional mint tea and cookies. After lunch in a Berber guesthouse, you will continue on different itineraries to enjoy the immensity of the landscapes before you return to the plains of Marrakech.
| Number of Participants | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
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| Price per Person | €95,00 | €75,00 | €65,00 | €60,00 | €55,00 |
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