Authentic Accommodation in the High Atlas
During our Mount Toubkal and Atlas Mountains treks, accommodation is carefully selected to provide comfort while remaining authentic and respectful of local traditions.
Depending on the itinerary, season, and altitude, we stay in mountain refuges, traditional Berber guesthouses (gîtes), or sometimes camp under the stars in remote valleys.
“Sleep close to nature, wake up among mountains, and travel in a way that supports the people who live there.”
Mountain Refuges
High-altitude refuges near Mount Toubkal offer simple but warm shelter for climbers. They provide dormitory-style rooms, hearty meals, and a place to rest before summit day.
Traditional Berber Guesthouses
In villages like Imlil and Aït Mizane, we partner with family-run gîtes that showcase Moroccan hospitality, homemade meals, and centuries-old mountain culture.
Camping in Remote Valleys
On longer or more remote treks, camping allows deeper immersion in nature. Our team sets up eco-friendly camps, manages waste responsibly, and ensures minimal environmental impact.
How Staying Local Helps Communities
Income stays in mountain villages
Employment for local guides & muleteers
Support for family-run lodges
Preserving Amazigh culture
Encouraging sustainable development
Travel With Respect
By choosing our treks, you help protect fragile landscapes and ensure tourism benefits local families for generations to come.
