Atlas Mountains

Mountain range · Saida

Atlas Mountains

Mountain range · Saida

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Nestled along the Sahara, this stunning mountain range features welcoming Berber villages and breathtaking views, perfect for unforgettable adventures.  

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Just a short drive from Marrakech as you enter the Atlas mountains, the hotel Les Jardin de Taja is a peaceful haven where every little house is decorated with care, and where every meal is served with the utmost delicacy. Take the opportunity to spend a day in the Ourika valley, before eventually going on a trek to see the rest of the Atlas mountains, towards Mount Toukbal or Souss-Massa. The incredible Kasbah Tamadot, a luxury hotel owned by Richard Branson, is the ultimate reward for the trekkers, or at least for all those who managed to get a reservation in due time. Alternatively, the Kasbah Beldi near Lake Lalla Takerkoust is another charming hotel in the Atlas region.

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Lynn at North London Photography

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Had a brilliant trip from Marrakech up to the Atlas Mountains and waterfalls. Hiked through beautiful views and stopped for orange juice freshly squeezed from local oranges cooling in natural pools. Also completely loved the traditional tagine lunch we ate in a Berber village overlooking the mountains!

Andrew Long

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Fantastic mountain range south of Marrakesh. We visited on a day trip from Marrakech. The roads are very good but they follow the mountain side and it can take a long time to get there and back in a day. The views are excellent and do dress accordingly when out of season. Our tour included lunch which we ate in someone's private house. It was excellent.

Drago Indjic

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Take a guided tour that goes as far as possible into the Paradise Valley.

Richard Schagrin

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Mountain range along the Sahara Desert that's home to Berber villages & endangered wildlife. Made up of the High Atlas and the Middle Atlas. Very picturesque with the snow capped mountain tops.

Shar Bingham

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Breathtakingly beautiful views. The wonderful Berber people are very warm and welcoming. Then there's the waterfalls and the Capuchin monkeys in the trees. The scenery is so stunning my camera could not do it justice!

Conner Regan

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Out of this world scenery, I was in the South of the Atlas Mountains near Agadir in Morocco, absolutely blown away the beauty and sense of how small we are in this world. Definitely should be on your bucket lists to see in this lifetime. Pictures do not do this place justice you have to see with your own eyes.

Kushkushonit

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Wonderful place for a trip. The fresh air, the mountains, the spectacular nature make it a relaxing and exciting experience. On the roads you can meet camels🐫 Local people are very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended to anyone planning a Trip to a lovely Morocco .

Mr Blue

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Sensational scenery and worth the sore legs. I had a guide which took me to waterfalls, the walk up takes about 30/40mins plenty of places to stop and rest. Personally I think it’s un-suitable for children the walk up this mountain because the path is very rocky - I saw a few adults struggling so I advise against taking kids. Plenty of places to purchase gifts and snacks on route to the waterfall too.