Trip info :
Trip Name: One-day trip to Imlil village
Duration: One day trip in Imlil Village
Start point: Marrakech
End point : Marrakech
Pick up / Drop off: your Accommodation
Tour Type: Private tour
Trip hihlights :
_ Scenic Drive Through the Atlas Mountains;
_ Wander through the charming village of Imlil;
_ Take a short hike to admire the beautiful scenery and a closer look at the rural way of life;
_ Enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch at a local restaurant or guesthouse in Imlil;
_ Experience Berber hospitality by visiting a local Berber home and meeting friendly villagers.
Key Attractions :
Imlil Village, hiking trails, Kasbah du Toubkal, Aroumd Village, High Atlas Mountains, Marrakech, Traditional Berber architecture, local markets, Berber cuisine, Mount Toubkal.
Imlil 1-day Trip from Marrakech Itinerary :
Itinerary Overview
Our Imlil 1-day trip from Marrakech is a great package for hiking and trekking lovers, to do some walking and explore some of the beautiful landscapes The high Atlass can offer.
we will be spending our day trip in the small beautiful Berber village of Imlil, which is known for its miraculous beauty and original landscapes, and also the starting point for many hikers, and for those who would like to walk in the Toubkal Massif (The highest peak in North Africa).
Itinerary Program :
Our day trip from Marrakech starts with a pick you up from your accommodation at 8 a.m, then get the Road towards Imlil. We will Enjoy a scenic drive through the High Atlas Mountains, passing by Berber villages, terraced fields, and breathtaking landscapes.
Once we get to this picturesque village of Imlil in the Atlas Mountains, you will take a short hike for 1h30 and admire the beautiful scenery and the charm of this Berber village, and enjoy the various ups and downs of the mountains bordering the entrance to the large Moroccan Atlas.
At lunchtime, we will have the chance to taste some of the traditional Moroccan cuisine and Sample authentic Moroccan dishes while taking in panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, at a local guesthouse or restaurant in Imlil.
After Lunch, we will go to Explore more about Imlil Village, Take a stroll through the village, and Visit local shops and markets to browse for handmade crafts, textiles, and souvenirs.
Why not Experience Berber hospitality by visiting a local Berber home, Enjoying a mint tea and snacks while chatting with your hosts enjoying the serene mountain atmosphere, and getting to learn more about their traditional way of life.
Finally, we’ll take the road back in the afternoon, leaving you to take some memorable pics that you will keep forever. Our day trip from Marrakech to Imlil ends when Arrive back in Marrakech and with a drop-off at your accommodation.
Imlil 1-day Trip Tips:
- Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for walking or hiking.
- Bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water to stay hydrated during your outdoor activities.
- Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning mountain scenery and memorable moments.
Our Imlil 1-day Trip price
The price Includes
Airport transfers.
Pick up and drop off at your accommodation (Airport, hotel, Riad ..).
Private Air-conditioned vehicle.
Experienced Professional tour guides/drivers.
Car fuel and insurance.
Taste the Moroccan Traditional Cuisine.
Making stops you like to take pics.
Stops for snacks upon request.
The Price Per Person Starts From :
Please Note the Price is based on the Lowest Seasons of Traveling.
Our Trip price Depends on :
- If you are traveling alone or with a group of people;
- The Travel Season
- the type of accommodation you select (standard / Luxury or Mixed);
- if you decide to spend more days in Morocco ( Extra days);
- if you add extra activities or any other services to your booking.
Cancelation
If you paid the full price; you can get a full refund if cancel Your Booking 4 days before the experience’s start time.
The price doesn't include :
flights/Air tickets.
Visa Fees and Documentation.
Travel Insurance.
Lunches & Drinks.
Tips and Gratuities.
Alcoholic Beverages.
Optional activities.
Any not mentioned in our One day trip from Marrakech to Imlil Village.
What you Going to Love About this trip :
- Panoramic mountain views, photo opportunities, small Berber villages along the way
- Traditional Berber architecture, local markets, and friendly villagers.
- Scenic trails, views of Mount Toubkal, and traditional Berber houses.
- Traditional Moroccan and Berber cuisine, stunning mountain views from the dining area.
- Gentle ride, scenic views, interaction with local muleteers.
- Cultural immersion, traditional tea ceremony, learning about Berber customs.
What you Going to Love About this trip :
- Scenic views, opportunity to learn about local flora and fauna, photo opportunities.
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Cultural immersion, traditional tea ceremonies, and local crafts.
Delicious food, Moroccan hospitality.
Educational exhibits, cultural insights, peaceful environment.
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