Our walking holidays in Morocco
Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains are threaded with a network of peaceful footpaths, linking traditional Berber communities that welcome walkers, and offer groups expert guides who have grown up amid these landscapes and are committed to protecting them. Family-run homestays make for a memorable introduction to Berber lives and culture that will linger with you long after you return home. For serious trekkers, there is the challenge of Mount Toubkal, tallest peak in North Africa, while many Morocco walking holidays finish with a stay in Marrakech to roam the souks, or along the coast.
Our top Walking holidays in Morocco
Atlas Mountains trekking and Marrakech
From
€1520 to €1605
8 days
ex flights
The very best way to explore Morocco’s Atlas Mountains
Tailor made
Luxury trekking holiday in the Atlas Mountains
From
€1188
6 days
ex flights
Trek and stay in style in the Atlas mountains
Tailor made
Small group2026: 6 Sep, 25 Oct, 22 Nov, 2027: 7 Feb, 28 Mar, 11 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 23 May, 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 24 Oct, 6 Nov, 21 Nov, 2028: 12 Mar, 26 Mar, 9 Apr, 14 May, 10 Sep, 24 Sep, 8 Oct, 22 Oct, 5 Nov
High Atlas Mountains & Sahara desert trek, Morocco
From
£1225 to £1325
11 days
ex flights
Trek the remote mountains and deserts of Morocco.
Small group
Walking in Morocco holiday
From
£760 to £775
8 days
ex flights
From the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains to the Atlantic coast
Small group2026: 26 Sep, 10 Oct, 2027: 10 Apr, 24 Apr, 8 May, 11 Sep, 25 Sep, 9 Oct, 23 Oct
Climb Mount Toubkal walking holiday
From
£500 to £580
7 days
ex flights
Explore the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco
Small group2026: 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 2027: 8 May, 15 May, 22 May, 29 May, 5 Jun, 19 Jun, 24 Jul, 7 Aug, 28 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 18 Sep, 25 Sep, 2 Oct, 9 Oct
Mount Toubkal winter trek
From
£765 to £850
7 days
ex flights
Discover the beauty of Mount Toubkal in winter on this trek
Small group2026: 11 Oct, 1 Nov, 29 Nov, 13 Dec, 27 Dec, 2027: 3 Jan, 24 Jan, 7 Feb, 21 Feb, 7 Mar, 21 Mar, 4 Apr, 10 Oct, 31 Oct, 14 Nov, 28 Nov, 12 Dec, 26 Dec, 2028: 2 Jan, 23 Jan, 6 Feb, 20 Feb, 5 Mar, 19 Mar, 2 Apr, 8 Oct, 29 Oct, 12 Nov, 26 Nov, 10 Dec, 24 Dec
Imlil and Ourika Valley walking holiday, Morocco
From
€2080 to €2680
8 days
ex flights
Marrakech and High Atlas walking through Berber villages
Tailor made
Atlas Mountains and Essaouira holiday in Morocco
From
€1173
8 days
ex flights
2-centre holiday in the Atlas Mountains & coastal Essaouira
Tailor made
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More about our walking holidays in Morocco
Self guided or small group?
It’s a rare holiday that leaves you completely untethered in Morocco. Tailor made walking holidays mix self guided and guided walks, balancing the challenge of exploring easier paths on your own with supported treks tackling trickier mountain paths. And because they’re tailor made, you can choose which ratio of guided and self guided walks works best for you. Small group walking holidays in Morocco are always guided. You’ll have a fixed itinerary and travel in a group of up to 16 fellow adventurers. Solo travellers can choose to share a room to skip the single supplement.
Mount Toubkal climb in Morocco
At 4,167m, climbing Mount (Jebel) Toubkal is a challenge, but an attainable one for hikers with good fitness levels and experience in multi-day hikes. Most treks take two or more days to get to the summit. You’ll probably start in the village of Imlil, stopping off at a mountain refuge or camp for the night, and completing the ascent as the light creeps up the mountain slopes the next morning. Berbers often make the best guides, leading you through the valleys, orchards and villages with care. With the peace and views, it’s hard to believe you’re only a 90-minute drive away from Marrakech.
High Atlas walking holidays in Morocco
Idraren draren – or mountains of mountains – is the fitting Berber name for the High Atlas Mountains. The western section is home to Mount Toubkal – a peak so tall that you can see it from Marrakech. Some holidays include a strenuous trek to the top, while others focus on exploring easier paths in the foothills that pass through turquoise streams, date and walnut orchards, and ochre villages. The Central High Atlas region is more remote, with architecture more akin to villages in Western and Central Asia. One thing is for sure: you’ll need a great guide when walking in the High Atlas.
Anti-Atlas walking holidays in Morocco
While most walkers focus on the High Atlas, hikers in the know head for the Anti-Atlas. The lower altitudes mean a greater variety of landscapes, communities and wildlife. Oases and orchards farmed by brightly dressed villagers fill the valleys, and you can look out for Barbary macaques and gazelles. There are some decent peaks calling, too, including Jebel Aklim (2,531m), which gives views right over the villages to the snow-dipped High Atlas. As fewer tourists tread the trails in the Anti-Atlas, expect rocky, unmaintained footpaths and little signage; if in doubt, choose a guided walk.
Mount Toubkal in winter
There’s climbing Mount Toubkal… and then there’s climbing Mount Toubkal in winter. Between October and April, the mountain is transformed with snowy slopes and empty trails that reward adventurous hikers. It’s a great first step into mountaineering. The trails aren’t too steep, safety briefings show you how to use ice axes and crampons, plus you’ll be in the hands of expert mountain guides. When to go winter climbing on Mount Toubkal depends on how much snow you want underfoot, as well as the sort of temperatures you’re happy trekking in.
Our Walking holidays in Morocco reviews
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Alison Marsh17 May 2026
Reaching the summit of Mount Toubkal was pretty emotional. The mountain scenery; the amazi g picnics and the chaos that is Marrakech were all pretty special too!read more
Mike Wincott04 May 2026
Excellent! Our guide, Abdul, was fantastic and extremely knowledgeable about the area. He was also happy to share his thoughts on customs, traditions and local life. All the other staff - muleteers, chefs, waiters, receptionists, etc. - also provided an excellent service.read more
Richard Green08 Apr 2026
Absolutely excellent! The trekking, fabulous scenery and pure escapism.read more
David Roe04 Apr 2026
The staff at the lodges and our guide made us feel like guests not customers. They put a lot of effort into making us welcome.read more
