One of the Best Tours I’ve Ever Taken in Morocco! - This was an absolutely wonderful tour! We had a traditional Moroccan breakfast and a delicious lunch (a tagine course for two at 150 Dh extra — including a 1.5L bottle of water, salad, flatbread, chicken tagine, and dessert). The day was filled with visits to picturesque Berber villages, beautiful waterfalls, and the highlight — a 20–30 minute ride on a one-humped camel. Breakfast was served on the patio of a women’s argan oil cooperative in one of the villages. We dipped bread into freshly made argan oil (which had a Nutella-like texture and even a similar taste!) and enjoyed a refreshing cup of mint tea. After breakfast, we were given a short presentation on how argan oil is extracted, and they introduced us to their handmade products, including soaps and cosmetics. After a hike to the waterfalls, we had lunch in a restaurant located in another village. The view from this place was absolutely breathtaking — surrounded by mountains, enjoying a meal in such a stunning setting was truly one of the highlights of the day. What impressed me most was how the tour company collaborates with local villagers to help promote their businesses and share their culture with visitors. There was absolutely no pressure to buy anything, and everyone we met was kind, humorous, and clearly passionate about their work. It made me feel that this tour company is truly trustworthy, and I sincerely wish them continued success. The whole experience was incredibly enjoyable. Our guide, who is originally from one of the villages we visited, shared many stories about local life, adding a personal and authentic touch to the day. He also had a great sense of humor, which made the tour even more fun. One important note: I stayed at a hotel located deep in the old medina, where cars can’t enter. Because of this, the driver couldn’t pick me up directly. However, the guide contacted my hotel in advance and gave clear instructions, so we were able to meet up without any issues. If you're staying in a riad in the medina, just be aware you might need to walk a bit to the pickup point. P.S. During the camel ride, a young boy offered to take photos for us — and he did an amazing job! He had a real eye for photography and worked hard to get great angles and shots. The photos turned out perfect for Instagram!

Great adventure! We loved... - Great adventure! We loved our guides and experiences. Just note that it’s not private unless you request and pay extra (approx. $60 for two people). Worth it though to have the extra time in each village. Abraham and Abdellatif were wonderful and so kind.

Marrakech at its Best - Our guide Issmail was outstanding, he was very knowledgeable and extremely personable. Everything was perfect, from the drive (our driver was excellent!) , the camel ride, the valleys and villages were breathtaking. Lunch was delicious and in such a beautiful location. Honestly there is not a thing I would change about this trip.

Thank you so much! - Very nice day accompanied by our guide Idris, the day was very well organized beautiful landscapes and very nice encounters. Thank you again for this beautiful day

Majestic views. Wonderful time - The trip was well organized and showed beautiful places. Ibrahim deserves special praise. He was our guide during the Atlas Mountains hikes, who chose the best route. Thanks to this, our walk up the hill was very comfortable and the views were amazing. Our group walked up the mountain road, while other groups climbed the rocky uneven steps walking among the trees. We passed them and saw their fatigue. Ibrahim told us about life in these mountains, adjusted to the group's expectations. It was beautiful and comfortable.

The camel ride was fun. I... - The camel ride was fun. I enjoyed breakfast and tea before learning about how argan oil is made by a group of local women. Aziz was our driver and he was great. He drove us to one of the villages to meet our guide Ibrahim Walin. He was a wonderful guide and took us on a walk to waterfalls amongst the Atlas mountains. I recommend wearing sturdy shoes. The main path is easy but walking down to one of the waterfalls may not be easy for some people. We had tea with a local who made berber rugs and the delicious lunch at the end of the tour on the roof top of a local restaurant was delicious (and cost 7 euros). The trip was a wonderful escape from the craziness of Marrakech and I would highly recommend it.

Atlas mountains and Berber village day trip - This trip absolutely deserves 5 stars and would highly recommend! Excellent value for money, not stuck on a bus for hours on end as there are several stop offs to see and experience the local culture of the Berber people in their villages. Camel rides are not usually our thing abroad, but these were obviously really well cared for and treated respectfully by the team working with them so we gave it a go and had so much fun! The trek through the mountains is an absolute must and the lunch afterwards was the best food we had on our whole trip. Our tour guide Hamza Talaoul was brilliant, if you are lucky enough to have Hamza as your guide, you are in for a super day out!

Great experience - Youssef shared with us the history of his region. He was incredibly friendly and attentive to our needs. He is the best photographer to have memories of the excursion. The organization of the excursion was impeccable: the landscapes, the information on the region, the meeting with a cooperative, the mountain walk, the discovery of the waterfall, the camel ride with the outfit. The best part is the lunch with an exceptional view. Thank you very much for this memorable experience!

Sympa 👍 - Great ride. Beautiful scenery. Owl ride in camel 🐫. Nice companion. Beautiful weather with sun.☀️☀️ Lunch tagine chicken 🐔 good.

Disappointing and bland - You hardly visit anything relevant. Something from the atlas mountains, and the waterfall highlights. No Berber people. A women's argan oil cooperative, yeah. Most of the time on the bus. And the camel ride, it's literally going up, turning around, and going down. And for a field, which could be anywhere, not desert, not anything wonderful.