Sitting and having dinner by candlelight and chatting with other guests was so lovely. (more)Marie Jones

The most memorable part was trekking from Imlil to the Azzedin valley and back, and the amazing "picnic" feasts served on both days. (more)Mary Flynn

The most memorable moment was hiking with our local guide Abdel who is a very gentle and intelligent person to spend time with. (more)Ulf Karmeback

Memorable parts? The whole trip was memorable and exciting. We experienced the Sahara in all it's glory, the majestic High Atlas, gorges, high mountain passes and tiny villages where the local people live and work in the fields as they have done for centuries. The itinerary was full of highlights. The time spent in the desert was particularly memorable. Most tours take you to the edge of the Sahara late in the day so you can 'overnight' there and then you are taken back to 'civilisation'... (more)Marilyn Wane

All scenery was superb, summit days being special and rewarding. But the memorable part will be the excellency of our guide Mohammed and his team, and the contact with the Berber way of life. (more)Otto Pereira

The most memorable part of our holiday was walking through the villages and the contact with Barber people. The scenery was also fantastic. (more)Anna Boddy

The most memorable part of the holiday was climbing up to Mount Toubkal, the highest point in North Africa at 9.30am as the sun rose and having spectacular views for miles of the plains of Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains in all directions. (more)Amanda Dudman

We saw some fascinating historic sites, and some wonderful scenery. (more)Harriet Truscott

The most memorable part of this holiday was going off the beaten track. The amazing tour guide Jerry who is a credit to the tour operator (more)sharon kalsy

The most memorable part of the holiday was the camel ride into & out of the desert - not knowing whether I would survive the lurches down over the top of the dunes! (more)Kathleen Culliton

Excellent. Both Douar Samra and Riad Samsara are wonderful places to stay. We were looked after and the food deserves a special mention. The arrival at Douar Samra in the evening to discover our candle lit room was magical. (more)evin dilber

We had the most wonderful time at douar samra, and the trekking was awesome. The hotel food is grown on site and cooked deliciously! (more)Martin Ross

Sitting on the rooftop listening to Berber life...10/10. (more)Catherine Harris Hughes

The best bit was climbing a sand dune after a camel trek to our camp for the night...Excellent. No criticisms whatsoever. (more)Roddy MacLeod

Great trip for anyone looking for a variety of experiences - desert, mountains, city - packed into a week. The camel trip was a memorable experience, as was glamping in the desert and star-gazing. (more)Kate Charles

Walking in the Atlas in general was terrific with the beautiful scenery. Sleeping outside under the stars was also amazing... Second to none! (more)Jennifer Baker Dallison

We started out in Marrakech, and travelled to the Atlas Mountains for 2 nights at the beautiful L'Oliveraie de Maghira: lovely grounds and pools, indigenous tortoises, and resident flamboyant chef. Really family-friendly place, voted by the children as their favourite hotel. (more)Eleanor Jones

We really enjoyed the whole experience, and it was excellent with three teenagers too. They enjoyed all the different aspects of our trip and we feel that they learnt about the Moroccan culture along the way. Highly recommended. (more)Charles Redfern

The holiday was really nice, all of it, but probably the best memory has been staying in Denmate and walking around those hills/mountains. It was just amazing, maybe because it was not peak season we were alone and loved every minute of it! (more)Maria Verdecchia

Memorable parts? Train journey accross Morocco, visit to Volubilis Roman ruins, lunch with Berber family in Ouirgane. Tips? Don't eat the salad. Do not bother with a guide in Fez; they are simply taking you on a heavily overpriced shopping trip. The Lonely Planet Guide is excellent, spot on in all instances for food, DIY tours and really good maps. Do your shopping in Marrakesh airport on the way home; they sell all the same stuff at the same prices. Take earplugs (5.30 muezzin every... (more)Emily Lusty

Memorable parts? Tea with Fatima, great group atmosphere, wonderful scenery, simply just getting away from it all! Tips? It really can get cold at this time of year so do bring warm clothing :-) And protection from the strong winds. Local benefits? Conservation - not applicable. Reduced environmental impacts - walking rather than travelling around by bus all the time. Camping rather than using resource-draining hotels. Local people - lots of smiles and laughter with the... (more)Linda Sankey

Absolutely brilliant...The hospitality and friendliness of the staff at Kasbah du Toukbal. The stunning views from the dining room. The amazing lunches high on the mountains and relaxing on a mattress after lunch before continuing the trek. Great guide and a schedule tailored completely to our needs. We were looked after so well. (more)James Osborn

Excellent -- would thoroughly recommend it! (more)Faizullah Parkar

Very interesting and mostly enjoyable, it felt good not to be mere spectator tourists, but to feel we were contributing to their environment albeit for a short time. (more)Alison Fowles

It was excellent from start to finish! Really well organised. Food fantastic....healthy and fresh. I really don't know how they did it! (more)Jan Gardner

Great - just what I needed...the benefits (economically) were shared out across the community and local villages with different families involved in different ways. (more)Kerrie Buhagiar

Absolutely great....The first night we had exceptionally clear skies - I've never seen anywhere near as many stars. Beautiful! (more)Tammo Schuelke

excellent (more)Alice Leftley

Most memorable part? There were many: the hike up towards Jebel Toubkal; the old medina in Fez; the call to prayer of the muezzin; stepping into the intricate interiors hidden behind the facades... (more)Peter John Massyn

All the Moroccans that we met were friendly welcoming and smiling. (more)Bill Jowett

Memorable parts? Driving through the stunning Atlas Mountains Tips? Definitely book riads in the medinas to get a more authentic experience of Morocco Local benefits? Yes we stayed in local riads, helping to support the traditional communities rather then global hotel chains Overall rating? (more)Catherine Kirkup

Waking up and looking out over our balcony at Mount Toubkal was the most memorable. Excellent - a really nice mix of the Atlas mountains and Marrakech. (more)James Morison

Marrakech is a very exciting busy city great fun for a couple of days but it was lovely to enjoy the peace and beauty of the mountains after. (more)Fiona Waldon

We had a wonderful time, saw many beautiful sights, ate excellent food and experienced a new culture. (more)Kirsty Syder

Memorable parts? Leaving in the early morning from the refuge in the dark to climb Mount Toubkal. Walking in a line with headlamps we crossed a small creek and climbed a steep rise to see the early morning sky and the peak. Tips? Bring a sleeping bag, good hiking shoes and cards. If you want to reduce plastic waste bring a water purifier (pump or ultraviolet light). Local benefits? The holiday provided employment to local guides, mule drivers, cooks and hostel staff. From... (more)Lorne Beiles

Memorable parts? Reaching the peak of Mount Toubka, of course! But equally the lovely new friendships I have made from a great group of people to travel and climb with and the absolutely stunning and spectacular scenery of the High Atlas Mountains. Tips? For the Mount Toubkal climb, I would say GET FIT. Do lots of climbing practice - both ascents and descents and practice with a day pack on your back. Also bring a camera that can take good photos - the scenery is stunning. Local... (more)Pam Harris

Memorable parts? Cycling in places in Morocco that I would never have been able to find on my own, seeing beautiful vistas and villages which I could have never imagined. Tips? You don't need to have much mountain biking experience but you do need to be quite fit. Local benefits? I felt that the trip went through lots of incredibly poor areas and I am not sure if we benefited all of them, but at least we bought local food and stayed in local hotels. Overall rating? Excellent,... (more)Hannah Forbes

Memorable parts? Reaching the summit of Mt Toubkal after leaving the base camp in the dark. By the top the sun was shining, the sky was blue with the snow glistening. The views and sense of achievement made the hard climb well worth it! Tips? If doing it in winter has a thermal tube for your water bladder as the tube freezes! Local benefits? We used local porters and mule riders and bought things from local co-operative shops so helped the community. Overall rating? A... (more)Doug Hain

The most memorable or exciting part of your holiday were the bus journey going up into the mountains & seeing the almond blossom. (more)Hannah Aitken

Best I've ever been on. Most interesting culturally, and the most fun meeting locals. (more)Connor Cobb

Memorable parts? It was gorgeous to be in the Atlas Mountains and witness daily life in the area. Staying in Riad gave us the opportunity to meet local residents and to understand the customs of the Berber people. It was amazing to see all the men going up a nearby hill to pray, marking the end of Ramadan. The food was real Moroccan home cooking and full board was available. Tips? At times, the roads can be difficult but if you take your time, it's fine. We hired an SUV. ... (more)Owen O'neill