Worth seeing.. - The driver and guide were very helpful and always made sure I was ok. Being a solo traveller, on her first solo trip, that was important to me. The waterfalls and surrounding area are beautiful and for those who like monkeys, there are plenty of them to see too. The guide was extremely helpful and kept giving us little snippets of information to enhance our understanding of the area and the monkeys. It is a long journey but didn’t feel that long as there were a few cafe stops en-route to break the journey up and still give plenty of time to enjoy the waterfalls…And the monkeys…. I’m glad I took the opportunity to do this trip.

Perfect day exploring the Altas mountains with an amazing local lunch. Huge thanks to Abdul - We had a fantastic day on our tour of the Atlas Mountains today. It has been the best day of our holiday and would very highly recommend. Abdul is a superb guide and showed us some amazing sights. We then went into our hike with Yassine who speaks great English and really looked after us and taught us much about the area and the recent history. Our great day was finished off with the most amazing home cooked local meal including chicken tagine and couscous by a really lovely Berber family who warmly welcomed us into their home. It was all in all extremely enjoyable and informative experience and nice to support these lovely local people with this very memorable day.

Authentic cultural experience - Ismail is a kind and knowledgeable guide who kept the group entertained during the drive up the mountains with his Moroccan quizzes and music selection. Wonderful views and lots of opportunities for pictures. This is au authentic cultural experience. The hike was led by a local village resident. The traditional tagine meal was prepared by a local village family. Good mobility is required for this. Our 10 year old daughter enjoyed it a lot.

A great day out - A fantastic day out with amazing scenery and a really interesting insight into the lives of the Berber people. Lovely traditional lunch at a Berber family home where we were made very welcome. Our guide Ismail was very knowledgeable and entertaining. I would highly recommend

Amazing Berber Hospitality! - An absolutely incredible experience! I’ve been to 36 countries and have been on many tours, but this was by far the best in terms of authenticity, the warmth of the locals, and the quality of the food. Abdul was fantastic—his patience and energy in answering all our questions were truly appreciated, and his recommendations for the rest of our stay were spot on. The renowned Berber hospitality truly lived up to its reputation—I can see why this is the top-rated tour from Marrakech. In my opinion, it's a must-do. The team accommodated dietary needs flawlessly, preparing all meals vegetarian and nut-free for a group member with allergies. And the Tajine—simply out of this world! I never imagined cooked vegetables with couscous could be so flavorful and delicious.

Amazing tour to the Atlas Mountains - This was a great tour with our amazing tourguide Mohamed number one! Besides the amazing views we also learned a lot about our surroundings, Marrakesh and the life in Morocco. We would highly recommend this tour and definitely book another tour with this company when we come back to Marrakech!

Embracing the Atlas Mountains - We had a wonderful time with Ismail, even though the weather conditions were challenging it was an amazing experience. That we can highly recommend 🙏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Excellent one day trip. - From our hotel pickup to return this was a phenomenal experience. We loved being fully immersed in the scenic beauty of the High Atlas Mountains and the culture of a Berber Village along the way. Our guide had encyclopedic knowledge and was very entertaining. We highly recommend this tour.

One of best trips i have ever been - It was such a lovely day with food and culture included, everyone was so nice, huge recommendations ❤️ not too difficult hike, perfect for 6 yo kid

Advice on Safety and security concern. - I just want to inform anyone going to the Atlas mountain in Morrocco or Marakesh to be extra careful about the public use doors, such as toilet doors and must be 2 . It was by God grace that my wife was safe. The 2 toilet in the mountain entrance were for both gender and the worse of it was that the 2 toilets has the lock both inside and outside. Both myself and my wife went to the 2 different toilet but when I finished, one of my tour members entered and there were 2 men standing at the back of the other toilet where my wife entered. When I came out of my toilet, I was looking round and I could not see my wife, I initially thought that my wife might have finished before me and had joined our children far a head. But my instinct told me to wait a bit if the person in the other toilet is my wife will soon come out, so as to be sure that she has left as 2 men were standing at the back of the toilet door and were looking at me , as the toilet is for both male and female but locked inside. The sad aspect of it was that I heard someone knocking the door from outside to open the door but thank God that I was waiting and sadly the 2 men has locked the door from outside, it was when I shouted at them to open ,it was then that they opened and stated "i am sorry " to my wife when she came out of the toilet and my wife stated that when someone knock the door,she stated the she was in the toilet, to hold on but they then locked the door on her from outside. What if not that I was waiting? What if none of my other tour member was the one at my back when I entered the other toilet? These men have a very bad mission and the tourist should be very careful. Unfortunately, we did not understand their language but both men understand English but pretended as not I told the tour guide in English but nothing done about it. Anyone going on such area as mountain, should be extra careful and should be minimum of 2 and have someone at the back of any door they enter as most of their door can be locked both inside and outside. I do not know the reason why the toilet or public access door can be locked outside when in use.