Private
3-Day Atlas Valleys & Waterfalls Trek
About this tour
No summit, no stress – just three days of glorious walking through the villages and valleys around Toubkal National Park. You start at Agersioual, cross the Tizi Ouadid pass and spend the first night with a family in Tizian.
Day two follows the Azzaden Valley to the shepherds' hamlet of Tamsoult and the thundering Ighouliden waterfalls; day three crosses Tizi n'Mzik (2,489 m) and descends to Imlil. A cook travels with you and mules carry the bags – and can carry you on suitable stretches.
Highlights
- Ighouliden waterfalls, among the highest in the Atlas
- Tizi Ouadid and Tizi n'Mzik passes
- Azzaden Valley and Berber villages
- Views of the Toubkal massif
- Trek cook and full board
- Optional mule riding
What's included
- Marrakech transfers by air-conditioned vehicle
- Licensed bilingual guide, muleteer, mules and trek cook
- 2 nights (village guesthouse and mountain gîte)
- Guided Ighouliden waterfalls hike
- Full board (7 meals) and drinking water
- Personal hiking gear
- Snacks and personal expenses
- Tips for guide, muleteer and cook
- Travel insurance
Itinerary
Day 1Agersioual – Tizi Ouadid – Tizian (≈5 h)
Drive from Marrakech to Agersioual (1,600 m), climb to Tizi Ouadid for lunch and descend to a village guesthouse in Tizian.
Day 2Tizian – Tizi Oussem – Tamsoult (5–6 h)
Walk via Ait Issa and Tizi Oussem to Azib Tamsoult, then an afternoon hike to the Ighouliden waterfalls. Night in a mountain gîte.
Day 3Tizi n'Mzik – Imlil – Marrakech (≈4 h)
A short climb to Tizi n'Mzik and the descent to Imlil for lunch, followed by the drive back to Marrakech.
Meeting & pickup
09:00 from your Marrakech hotel
Marrakech, early evening on day 3
Price per person by group size
Private tours get cheaper per person as your group grows. Prices include everything listed under "What's included".
Frequently asked questions
How difficult is it?
Easy to moderate – 4–6 hours walking daily with one main climb each day.
Is it suitable for children or older walkers?
Yes – active children and walkers in their 60s and 70s enjoy it, and mules help mixed-ability groups.
Can I go all year?
Yes. Spring and autumn are best; winter can bring snow on the passes.
Good to know
What to bring
- Broken-in hiking boots
- Daypack (20–30 L) and refillable water bottle
- Warm layers, hat and gloves – nights are cold at altitude
- Waterproof jacket
- Headtorch for early starts
- Personal first-aid kit and blister plasters
- Sleeping bag liner for refuges and guesthouses
Additional info
- Confirmation is sent by email or WhatsApp after we check availability
- Not wheelchair accessible
- A good level of fitness is required
- Licensed mountain guide included (mandatory on Toubkal)
- Mules carry the main luggage – keep valuables in your daypack
- Not recommended for travellers with heart problems or serious medical conditions
Cancellation policy
- Free cancellation up to 7 days before departure.
- Cancellations made less than 7 days before departure: the deposit is kept as credit valid for 12 months.
- Date changes are free when requested at least 72 hours in advance, subject to availability.
- If weather or safety conditions make the tour impossible, we offer a new date or a full refund.
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