Atlas Mountains
in Morocco

Rising high above Morocco, the Atlas Mountains have a sort of mystical feel. Wind your way through the charming Berber villages and stop for lunch in a riverbed. You will fall in love with this gorgeous place.

how long to go for

a weekend

when to go

march, april, may, june, july, august, september, october, november

holidays

Anniversary of the Independence Manifesto, Eid al-Fitr, Labour Day, Eid al-Adha, Islamic New Year, Throne Day, Oued Ed-Dahab Day, Revolution Day, Mawlid, Independence Day of Morocco, Green March Day

how to get there

Fly in to Marrakesh, rent a car and drive to the mountains.

how to get around

by car

nice to know

Even if it's warm during the day, the temperature can drop quite a lot in the evening, so pack a jacket!

local language

Arabic, French, Berber

currency

dirham

in an emergency

call 190 or 150

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Berber Lodge

Oumnass lunch

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Berber Lodge is magical rustic countryside lodge set amid an ancient olive grove. Since it's just a 30- min ride South from Marrakech you can also stop by for a relaxed lunch.

La Pause

Agafay lunch dinner

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Take a pause from the chaos of Marrakesh and head to La Pause. This natural desert oasis nestled in the Agafay desert is breathtaking. We have seen some of the best sunsets and sunrises of our life here. Unplug at this no-electricity eco-resort and feel refreshed after your visit.

Le Relais du Lac

Lalla Takerkoust

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The best hidden gem in Morocco. 1 hour away from Marrakesh, at the bottom of the Altlas, you'll find the incredible Le relays du lac. With amazing views and delicious food, this is a must. Enjoy the freshest olive oil with their homemade bread and you'll thank us later.

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