Toubkal (4,167 m) is the highest peak in North Africa, rising from the High Atlas mountains of Morocco. This 5-day trek combines high-altitude mountain adventure, wild nature, and authentic Berber culture in an unforgettable experience. Along the way we'll explore the Imlil valley, visit traditional Berber villages, and experience the warmth of local hospitality. The route gains altitude gradually to aid acclimatisation, all while surrounded by peaks exceeding 4,000 metres in a genuine, uncrowded setting. Itinerary (5 days): Day 1 – Marrakech: Arrival, transfer to hotel, free time to begin discovering the city. Day 2 – Marrakech › Imlil › Toubkal Refuge (3,106 m): Transfer to Imlil and ascent through the valley along the Isougouanne river, with a stop at the Marabout of Sidi Chamharouch. Dinner and overnight at the refuge. Day 3 – Ascent to Mount Toubkal (4,167 m) › Imlil: Early morning start. By mid-morning we reach the summit, with sweeping views of the Ouanoukrim massif, the Siroua and Anti-Atlas ranges to the south, and the Haouz plain and Marrakech to the north. Descent to Imlil. Day 4 – Imlil › Marrakech: Transfer to the city. Free day to explore Jemaa el-Fna square, the souks, and the medina. Night in hotel. Day 5 – Return: Transfer to Marrakech airport.
