During this trek, you will live for six days with local people, see their daily lives, and, of course, spend nights in their welcoming houses. Experience the beauty of Berber villages and valleys of the Atlas Mountain in the Toubkal region, with varied and picturesque scenery, lofty passes, non-technical peaks, and the guarantee of a cheerful welcome from the Berber people.
On your adventure, you will find that the Berbers, also known as the Amazigh, predated the arrival of the Arabs and Islam. Berber cuisine is very healthy and features many different breads, soups, and dishes that include a lot of barley and couscous. Their food has developed, along with their culture, in the Atlas Mountains that they live in. It is therefore well suited to long journeys, treks, and adventures in the Toubkal National Park, and many Berbers live well into their 90’s.
The Berber family unit is often large and shares the same living space. The typical Berber home is made from pise, a combination of stone and mud that has served them and their mountain lives well over the centuries. You will see many different examples of this method of building houses on your travels.
There are many colonial influences in Berber culture, particularly in their language. You can find French, Spanish, and English words in daily usage.
Remember that all treks can be changed to suit you and your needs. Contact Brahim and Mohamed for more details.
START POINT / FINISH POINT : we will start from Marrakech and finish in Marrakech