Berber muleteers are willing assistants with setting up camp and various chores. Each trek has its own Sherpa leader and a local Berber guide who speaks French, sometimes some English. Accommodation on trek is usually in spacious two-person tents. However, if bad weather strikes there is usually the option of staying in village houses or alpine huts. Morocco is one of the very few areas of the world where warm temperatures combine with an absence of insects to allow you to sleep outside.
Nothing can compare with a night under the brilliant starlit skies of North Africa.
In Marrakech we stay in comfortable hotel accommodation. Jbel Toubkal is the highest summit in North Africa and the goal of the great majority of those who come to Morocco to walk in the mountains. It stands with some almost equally impressive summits, Jbel Angour, Jbel Oukaimden and Ouanakrim to name but a few. These should be attainable on our trek, which takes us into the more secluded regions of neighbouring Toubkal, less frequented by visitors. This is a challenging trek, involving the very best of the peaks and passes of the loftiest region of Morocco's High Atlas chain.