Visit Atlas
- Hiking / Trekking
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Mountain
Atlas: How to get there?
7h by bus from MarrakeshAtlas: See when to go?
Between April and OctoberAtlas: For how long?
3 to 5 daysLearn more about your destination
Morocco
Atlas Holidays
The Atlas is a chain of mountains which traverses Morocco, but also Algeria and Tunisia. Its highest point is in Morocco, Mount Toubkal at 4167 metres.
Atlas: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
The Atlas is a chain of mountains which traverses Morocco, but also Algeria and Tunisia. Its highest point is in Morocco, Mount Toubkal at 4167 metres.
My suggestion
For the more energetic, go trekking in the High Atlas.
This mountain range has snowy peaks, whereas at the base of the mountains, the reddish and arid ground dominates. This setting which is nothing less than paradoxical is frankly magical.
My suggestion
The area of Ida Outanane is situated in the Lesser Atlas, about forty miles away from Agadir. It includes a series of frankly stunning Berber villages.
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