Morocco Trekking Holidays

Group of trekkers enjoying a rest day in a traditional mountain village in Morocco

A Morocco trekking holiday is a 3–7 day multi-day trek package — Toubkal, Azzaden, M'Goun or Siroua — fully guided and supported, from €245 to €550 per person plus Marrakech accommodation and flights.

If a hiking holiday is about combining trekking with sightseeing, a trekking holiday is about the trek itself — a multi-day journey through the mountains, sleeping in refuges and guesthouses, fully supported by a guide, cook and mule team. This guide covers the packages, the durations and the luxury options.

3-day trek holiday

The 3-day Mount Toubkal trek is the classic short trekking holiday — an acclimatisation day at the refuge, a pre-dawn summit push and a descent back to Marrakech. It fits into a long weekend or the middle of a wider Morocco trip. From €340 per person all-inclusive.

3-day Toubkal trek

4–5 day trek holiday

4-day Azzaden–Toubkal Circuit — the finest High Atlas loop, finishing on the summit. From €395.
4–5 day Siroua Trek — volcanic plateaus and solitude. From €395.
5-day Aït Bougmez (Happy Valley) — green culture-rich valleys. From €450.

Week-long trek holiday

5–6 day M'Goun Traverse — a wild high-altitude crossing. From €495.
5–7 day Saghro Trek — desert-rock drama linking the Atlas to the Sahara. From €495–€550.
Combine two shorter treks with rest days for a full week in the mountains.

All multi-day hikes

Luxury trek holidays

Luxury trekking pairs genuine wilderness with refined comfort — private guides, premium guesthouses and luxury desert camps with en-suite bathrooms and fine dining. Popular combinations: a private Toubkal trek followed by a luxury Agafay or Merzouga desert camp. Pricing is shown on each tour page.

Luxury Agafay camp

What trek packages include

Licensed mountain guide and, on longer treks, a dedicated cook.
Mule team carrying your main bag (keep it under 15 kg).
Accommodation — refuge, guesthouse or camp.
All meals on trek and bottled water.
Private Marrakech-to-trailhead transfers.

Cost guide

Frequently asked questions

How long should a trekking holiday be?

3 days for the classic Toubkal trek, 4–5 days for the Azzaden Circuit or Siroua, or 5–7 days for M'Goun or Saghro. A week is the sweet spot for most travellers.

What is a good trekking itinerary?

For a first trekking holiday, the 3-day Toubkal. For a fuller experience, the 4-day Azzaden–Toubkal Circuit. For solitude, the 5-day Siroua. See the best treks guide.

What is the cost of a trekking holiday?

From €245 (2-day Toubkal) to €550 (week-long Saghro) per person for the trek, plus Marrakech accommodation and flights. Pricing is transparent on each tour page.

What is included in a trek package?

Licensed guide, cook on longer treks, mule team, accommodation, all meals, water and private transfers. Not included: insurance, drinks, gear rental and tips.

What is the best time for a trekking holiday?

April–May and September–October for most treks. Summer suits the highest summits. Saghro is best October–April. Winter closes high passes but opens winter Toubkal ascents.

Can I customise a trekking holiday?

Yes. Every trek can run as a private departure on your dates, and we design bespoke itineraries combining treks and desert. Use the custom itinerary request form.

What is the fitness requirement?

Good cardiovascular fitness — able to walk uphill for several hours — and ideally recent hill-walking experience. The 3-day Toubkal is gentler than the 2-day for first-timers.

Can families do a trekking holiday?

Yes, on cultural routes like Aït Bougmez and lower Azzaden with children 8+. High summits like Toubkal are not for young children.