Placed in the High Atlas Mountain range, a magnificent peak awaits you. At 4,167m, Mount Toubkal stands as probably the highest point in North Africa. Experience a three day trek to conquer this particular mythical mountain, trekking through the rugged beauty of the Toubkal National Park prior to making a last push to attain the summit, and stunning views of Morocco, on a clear day seeing as much as the Sahara Desert.
You will enroll in a group of similar individuals to talk about in the adventure, all supported by local, English speaking guides and porters.
What is provided?
Three days of climbing Mt Toubkal
Return flights from London
All transfers and transportation in Morocco
Trek permits four nights of accommodation (one Moroccan guesthouse, two Berber camp (mats and tents inc.), one hotel)
Local, professional, English speaking guides
Cook, muleteers and also clogs for the Mt Toubkal trek
Entire board on the Mt Toubkal trek
Ideal for:
Active travellers who want to see the assortment of landscapes Morocco is offering and take pleasure in the challenge of climbing a top peak. Excellent physical fitness and condition is required, although no technical expertise required.
Trek overview
This particular Toubkal trek 4 days takes you on a trip with the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco to probably the highest peak in Morocco and every one of North Africa, the popular Mt Toubkal at 4,167m. This particular drive is graded
demanding and also you should be at a considerable fitness level by departure to make sure you’ve the best chance of being successful and also the greatest enjoyment.
Morocco
Situated in North West Africa, the Kingdom of Morocco is a nation with a population of more than thirty five million individuals. Morocco features a diverse geography with each Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines
besides a rugged mountainous and also desert interior. The mighty Atlas Mountains and great
Sahara Desert creates Morocco an adventure lover’s paradise, along with Marrakech is a fantastic site
to begin the struggle of yours with a blend of spicy scents, diverse entertainers, peaceful mosques along with a cacophony of merchants in the bustling medina. While the nation is just separated from
Europe by the straits of Gibraltar, Morocco feels an entire world away in terminology of culture, scenery and weather.
Mount Toubkal
Placed in the High Atlas Mountain range a magnificent peak awaits. Jbel Toubkal is Morocco’s
highest peak and comes with a tempting challenge to fit and adventurous trekkers. This particular non-technical
top, at 4,167m altitude, provides excellent trekking in the dramatic and rugged Toubkal National Park.
The very first recorded ascent of Toubkal was in 1923 although the mountain is apt to happen to be summited well before this by Berber tribesmen during backpacking trips.
Berbers
The Berbers (or Amazighen -‘ free people’) are an ethnic group indigenous to North Africa whose way of life could be traced back more than 4,000 years. Traditionally, Berber males deal with livestock and
Berber females take care of the house and make handicrafts for using within the home and also to market.
The lifestyle is semi-nomadic or nomadic generally and you will find huge Berber communities in the rural areas of the nation.