What is included in the 2-day Berber villages trek?
Return private transport from Marrakech, a certified mountain guide, mules and muleteers for the main luggage, a cook and all meals on the trek, and one night in a Berber gite. Personal gear, insurance and tips are not included.
Is the Berber villages trek difficult?
No. It is three to five hours of walking a day on graded mule paths with one pass to cross. Good general fitness is enough; there is no technical ground and no summit.
Where do we sleep on the 2-day trek?
In a family-run Berber gite in a village: mattresses and blankets, a shared bathroom and a home-cooked dinner.
What is the difference between the 2-day and the 4-day trek?
The 4-day trek is built for families at children's pace, with an extra mule so a tired child can ride, and it goes deeper into the valleys toward Ouirgane. The 2-day is the short version for travellers with one spare night.
Is transport from Marrakech included?
Yes, private return transport from your Marrakech hotel is included in this product. Our Imlil-start guided walk is priced without transport, because it is for travellers who are already in the valley.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes, for children who are used to walking. For younger children the 4-day family trek is the better structure because it includes a spare mule and shorter days.
How long does the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek last?
This experience lasts 2 days / 1 night. The experience runs from Marrakech.
Is hotel pickup included in the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
Hotel pickup in Marrakech.
How much does the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek cost?
The price is {list} per person, or {direct} when you book directly with us instead of through a booking platform. €190 per person, owner-approved rate for the two-day village route from Marrakech, including return private transport and the gite night.
How many people join the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
Private or small group, max 12. This tour is available as private or small group.
What languages are spoken on the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
Your guide or driver speaks English, French, Berber, Arabic. Tell us your preferred language when you book and we confirm it before departure.
What should I bring on the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
Bring: Broken-in walking boots or trail shoes, Warm layer, windproof shell, hat and sunscreen, 2 litres of water capacity, A small day bag — mules carry the rest.
How difficult is the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
The grade is easy to moderate and the highest point reached is about 2,300 m at the tamatert pass.
What is the best time of year for the 2-Day Berber Villages Trek?
This trip operates all year.