Itinerary
Are you ready to scale the epic Mount Toubkal — the highest peak in Morocco and North Africa at 4,167 metres — and return with stories worth retelling? Lace up your boots and join us for a properly adventurous, hugely rewarding week that starts in vibrant Marrakesh and carries you deep into the sculpted landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains.
Over two days of trekking, you’ll cross dramatic ridgelines, stay in cosy mountain refuges, meet welcoming Berber communities, and watch the light change on rock and valley as you gain altitude. The summit day is the payoff: a demanding, exhilarating push to the top with sweeping panoramas that make the early starts utterly worth it. But this trip isn’t only about the climb — it’s about the whole balance of challenge and recovery.
After our Toubkal exploits we’ll return to lower ground to unwind properly: think a restorative hammam and massage in Marrakesh, relaxed group meals and gentle strolls through souks to soothe tired legs. Expect camaraderie, culture, and scenery in equal measure — a trip that combines physical achievement, authentic cultural encounters, and well-earned relaxation. Join us for the ascent, stay for the stories


Welcome to Morocco!
1 night: Marrakesh
Check in
Round-trip flights are not included in the package, so you can choose from where and when you want to fly. This is to give you maximum freedom of choice!
Check in to your hotel in Marrakesh, and then it is time to start this trip right, with food of course! Let's try out some specialities from the local cuisine. Raise a glass and let yourself be swept away by the mix of flavours and aromas the city has to offer!

Reaching Mt Toubkal Base Camp (3206m)
1 night: Sidi Chamarouch
First day of trekking
It's time to hit the trail! After a quick hour-and-a-half ride to the cozy village of Imlil, our adventure officially kicks off! Imlil, snuggled in the Atlas Mountains' foothills at 1740 meters, marks the starting line for our epic journey.
We'll follow the scenic path along the Mizane valley, passing through the charming village of Aremd and making a pit stop at the famed sanctuary of Sidi Chamarouch—tourists and pilgrims' hotspot. As we trek, the trail steadily winds its way up, zigzagging through the terrain until we reach our night's haven, a refuge sitting proudly at 3206 meters above sea level. Get ready to bunk down amidst these magnificent peaks, eagerly anticipating the thrilling ascent that awaits us tomorrow!

Summit Mt. Toubkal (4167m)
1 night: Imlil
Second day of trekking
Today isn't just any day—it's THE day we conquer the summit!
Set those alarms early, because trust me, this sunrise is one you'll carry in your memory for ages.
Post-breakfast, our ascent commences from our base camp at 3,207 meters, aiming for the towering summit of Mount Toubkal, standing tall at 4,167 meters above sea level. The final stretch is challenging, and the altitude might start making its presence known, but the reward? Oh, it's worth it! Once atop, we'll relish a well-deserved break, soaking in a breathtaking panorama that'll leave us in awe.
Exhausted yet exhilarated, we'll retreat to the refuge for lunch before beginning our descent towards Imlil, our resting place for the night. Yes, we did it! We conquered Mount Toubkal—victory feels pretty amazing, doesn't it?

Return to Marrakech
1 night: Marrakesh
Exploring the city
Today marks our return to Marrakech! With almost a full day at our disposal, it's time to dive into the city's vibrant tapestry. Our journey begins at Jemaa el Fna Square, the bustling heart of Marrakech. Here, amidst the lively square, lies an expansive open-air market, known as a souk, offering a treasure trove of incredibly soft fabrics, delectable dates, and aromatic spices. Fancy getting adorned with henna or having our fortunes told by the intriguing fortune tellers? The options are as fascinating as they are endless.
Next stop, Place des Epices—the spice square—and Palazzo Bahia, a breathtaking masterpiece showcasing traditional Moroccan architecture.
Farewell dinner
As the day winds down, since it's our last evening here, let's treat ourselves to a delightful mint tea at one of the café terraces surrounding the main square, savouring every sip as the sun sets. Our evening continues with a final dinner together, relishing Moroccan culinary delights amidst the lively, bustling streets of Marrakech. Let's make the most of our time here!

Goodbye Morocco
Check out and goodbye
We wake up still with sore legs, but already feeling better than we did the day before, thanks to a day's rest. Our breakfast will be our final meal in Morocco. We savour it together with those who are still around, exchange photos and contact details.
Finally, we check out and goodbye – and say until our next WeRoad adventure!
What's included
4 nights accommodation in shared rooms
Minivan with driver on day 2 and day 4
Two day expedition to summit Mount Toubkal (4167m), the tallest mountain in North Africa!
Local English speaking mountain guide during the expedition
Spend the night in an authentic mountain refuge hut on Mount Toubkal
Medical and baggage insurance - (coverage limits by destination country/region - €10,000 Italy, €20,000 Europe, €30,000 World, €50,000 USA/Canada)
What's not included
- Food and beverages when not specified
Tips for the hiking giudes - approx. USD50
- All the extras you'll be able to fit in your backpack
- Anything not mentioned in the "What's included" section
Optional activities
Please see below extra optional activities that you can experience during your trip. Your Group Leader will be happy to assist with organizing these activities for the group. Availability may vary depending on location and group preferences.
Please note these activities are provided by third party suppliers and liability rests exclusively with these third party suppliers.
Combined entry to Bahia Palace, Saadian Tombs and Medersa Ben Youssef in Marrakech - approx. USD35
Entrance to Majorelle Garden - approx. USD22
Agafay Desert Camel Experience - approx. USD75
Local Walking Guide - approx. USD50
Additional info
- Accommodation
Simple and characteristic riads and hotels.
The no-sharing room option is available for each night, excluding the night in the refuge.
Please note: one night is provided in the refuge in dormitories for 6 to 12 people and shared bathrooms with hot water.
- Transport
Minivan with driver.
Luggage transport during trekking.
- Local culture
From 7th February to 8th March 2027 it will be Ramadan: this means that the trip may be subject to changes based on the opening hours of public places. The packed lunch will become our best friend and during the day we will be able to eat in private areas. Being a WeRoader also means respecting local traditions like this one, it will be an opportunity to get to know them even more closely!
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Why WeRoad
Small groups, on average 11 people
Move or change your trip for free up to 31 days before departure
Book with $ 0. Pay the $ 100 deposit only once the trip is confirmed
The Group Leaders
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