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Mount Toubkal Trek
Trip type:
Trekking
Activity level:
Demanding
Max group size:
16 Africa, Morocco | 8 days
Trip code:
MO Trip Overview:
If you are after a short and active break, this trip is a great adventure. Starting in lively Marrakech, you explore the old city on a guided sightseeing walk through the bazaars. Escape from the hustle and bustle to the High Atlas Mountains and experience the challenge of climbing Mt. Toubkal - North Africa's highest peak (4,167m). Making it to the summit is a real achievement!
Trip Highlights:
What's included:
Transport - Minibus, on foot.
Accommodation - Hotel (3nts), gite (2nts), refuge/camping (2nts).
Meals - 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches & 4 dinners.
Marrakech to the Atlas
The red-walled city of Marrakech is a vibrant mix of sight, sound and smell - with its colourful maze-like souks and narrow shaded alleyways in the medina. A short drive, but a million miles from the hectic city, the Atlas Mountains are a haven of peace. There are numerous trails and villages to discover as you explore the area on foot.
Mt. Toubkal Ascent
Trek up the steep, narrow, zig-zagging route to the summit of North Africa’s highest peak – Mt. Toubkal (4167m). The trek takes two days, with an overnight stop at Neltner. The views from the top are spectacular, often stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Sahara Desert!
Our Mt Toubkal Trek trip is just one of our many Morocco tours. To find out more visit our Morocco holidays page
Prices from
$955pp inc flights
$543pp exc flights
Save up to £250 per person
Offer Extended! Book by 31 May and quote WW Olympics 1 for this special offer. You could save up to £250 per person on selected departures in July & August. Please see our specials page for more details.
Our Morocco Trekking Guide
From Our Customers
nice trip if you want a short adventure
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Responsible Travel
Among many other things, we offset the carbon emissions associated with in-country travel on all of our trips, supporting a solar stove and clean energy project in Madagascar.
