Your first stop takes you to authentic Berber villages, where you’ll experience the unique lifestyle of Morocco’s indigenous Amazigh people. Walk through the village, admire the traditional architecture, and, if visiting on a Monday, explore the weekly souk—a lively market filled with local crafts and fresh produce.

Learn about Morocco’s famous argan oil at a local cooperative run by Berber women. See how they handcraft this precious oil while supporting a community-driven initiative that empowers local women.

Upon reaching Setti Fadma, meet your local guide and embark on a scenic hike to the breathtaking waterfalls. The hike offers spectacular views and a refreshing break in nature.

Head to a small village called Sidi Fares, for lunch in a traditional Berber house that looks out on the high Atlas Toubkal Mountain with a height of 4167 meters also known as the highest peak in north Africa. Then enjoy a delicious taste of the real Berber gastronomy: the menu includes a Berber Tagine, couscous and fruits

A charming mountain village and gateway to Toubkal National Park.

Panoramic views of the valleys and a chance to experience camel riding.

A traditional Berber village with stunning views of the mountains.