• Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation in Marrakech
  Comfortable and hassle-free transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• Experienced English- or French-speaking driver-guide
  Friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about Moroccan culture and history.
• Visit to Kasbah Telouet
  Includes time to explore the interior and learn about the fascinating history of the Glaoui family (entrance fee not included—see below).
• Scenic drive through the High Atlas Mountains and Ounila Valley
  Enjoy breathtaking views, photo stops, and hidden villages along the way.
• Free time to explore and take photos
  Soak up the views, interact with locals, and enjoy the rhythm of life in the mountains.
• All fuel costs, road tolls, and local taxes
  No hidden fees or surprise charges.

• Traditional Moroccan lunch at a local restaurant
  Enjoy a full meal (tagine, couscous, or vegetarian options) with tea and mineral water included.
• Guided walking tour of Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou
  Discover this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a knowledgeable local guide.
• Entrance fee to Kasbah Telouet
  (Approx. 20 MAD per person – payable directly at the site)
• Drinks during lunch
  Water, soft drinks and other beverages.
• Tips and gratuities
  (Optional but appreciated for driver and local guides)
• Personal expenses
  (Souvenirs, snacks, or any additional purchases during stops)

Important Information Before You Book

• Not wheelchair accessible
  Due to uneven terrain, narrow alleys, and stairs at both kasbahs, this experience is not suitable for travelers using wheelchairs.
• Moderate physical activity required
  Expect walking on rocky paths, climbing steps, and some uphill walking—especially at Ait Ben Haddou.
• Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility
  The terrain can be challenging, especially in hot weather.
• Infant seats available upon request
  Please inform us at the time of booking if you’re traveling with a baby or small child.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
  This is a family-friendly experience, but children must remain under adult supervision at all times.
• Comfortable walking shoes and sun protection are essential
  Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat—especially in warmer months.
• Weather conditions may affect the itinerary
  In winter or during rain, some parts of the mountain route may be affected. In such cases, alternative arrangements will be made.
• Travel insurance is recommended
  Although not mandatory, we suggest having personal travel insurance for peace of mind.

What to Bring

• Comfortable walking shoes
  The kasbahs and valleys have uneven paths and steps—closed-toe shoes or hiking sandals are ideal.
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
  The sun can be strong, especially at higher altitudes and in the open desert areas.
• A wide-brimmed hat or cap
  Essential for sun protection during the day, especially when exploring outdoors.
• Light layers
  Mornings and evenings in the mountains can be cool, while midday temperatures can be warm—layering is key.
• Refillable water bottle
  Stay hydrated throughout the day. We encourage reducing plastic waste.
• Camera or smartphone
  You'll want to capture the stunning landscapes and historical sites.
• Cash (Moroccan Dirhams)
  For entrance fees (Kasbah Telouet), small purchases, tips, or souvenirs—many small vendors do not accept cards.
• A light scarf or shawl(optional)
  Useful for sun protection, or if you’d like to dress modestly when entering more traditional areas.