Craving the ultimate blend of adventure and culture? The Morocco: Hike & Bike tour is an energetic nine-day journey that unfolds Morocco’s varied landscapes and traditions. Starting and ending in Marrakech, this trip takes you along ancient caravan routes, through the Sahara, and into Amazigh villages. You’ll switch between cycling over mountain passes, hiking lush oases and gorges, and even riding camels for a truly immersive feel.
Nights are spent in traditional gites and desert camps, offering a genuine taste of local life and star-filled skies. The highlight of this tour package is its balance—combining adrenaline-pumping activity with authentic cultural encounters. For those seeking a moderate, active outdoor adventure, this trip delivers Morocco’s spirit in every pedal, step, and sunset.
Active and outdoorAdventure
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Camping, Hotel, Guest House
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Marrakech, Atlas Mountains, Ait
Marrakech, Atlas Mountains, Ait Benhaddou, Agdez, Erg Chebbi, Todra Gorges
Morocco is home to diverse landscapes, rich culture, delicious cuisine and layered history. On this nine-day Premium hiking adventure, you can hike and trek through the Atlas Mountains, travel through semidesert landscapes to the Atlantic coastline in Essaouira, and stay in comfortable, traditional riads and hotels along the way. From mountain views to the wide, open ocean, you’ll hike and trek to experience some of the best bits of this amazing country with an expert local leader by your side. You’ll also take a cooking class with a local host and enjoy some homecooked meals within the community, giving you a unique insight into the heart of this country from the eyes of those who live here.
Trekking and Hiking
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Regarded as the premier ascent, the Kilimanjaro Lemosho route is celebrated for its balance of natural beauty, remoteness, and a high summit success rate. Starting on the mountain’s western side, this trek takes you through Kilimanjaro’s most breathtaking regions, with ample time for acclimatization and cultural encounters along the way. The route ascends via Stella Point—considered safer than the Western Breach—and includes a night in the dramatic Kibo caldera. Fully supported with comfortable tents, dedicated cooking staff, and professional guides, this trekking tour package offers a complete Kilimanjaro experience. Its standout feature is the combination of cultural diversity, spectacular scenery, and increased acclimatization, making it the top choice for those seeking both adventure and the best odds of reaching the summit.
Are you a female traveler looking to be part of a women's only, small-group tour? If yes, then we have a great option for you. Join us on this guided, nine-day tour to discover the highlights of Morocco with adventures female travelers from all over the world.
Your journey starts from Casablanca followed by Rabat, Chefchaouen Taza, Fez and Moulay Idris before coming to an end in Casablanca. See the highlights of the cities that you travel to. The European-inspired, grid-like layout of Rabat is sure to give you a pleasant surprise while you will fall in love with the quiet, narrow alleys of Chefchaouen, the jewel of the Rif Mountains. Similarly, the sightseeing tour in Fez and the walking tour of Moulay Idris offers a great opportunity for travelers interested in the history and culture of Morocco.
In addition to highlights and must-visit places, we have included a couple of hidden gems of Morocco in the itinerary for you to discover. Explore the backroads and footpaths that are under the tourist radar. Enjoy plenty of hiking and walking, both in cities and mountains. For more details, please scroll down.
Important information: Every departure requires a minimum of four travelers to be carried out. In case there are less than four travelers booked on a given start date, the departure will be cancelled and the amount refunded.
City sightseeing
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Embark on a nine-day guided trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro via the spectacular Lemosho Route, renowned for its panoramic views and outstanding summit success rate. Ideal for adventurous travelers, this trip offers a less crowded pathway, allowing for deeper connection with the mountain and its pristine surroundings.
Your journey starts at Londorossi Gate, winding through lush rainforest and the striking expanse of the Shira Plateau. The trail then veers east to the Lava Tower before descending into the Barranco Valley, providing vital acclimatization time—a key advantage of the Lemosho Route. A highlight of this tour is the rare opportunity to spend a night at Crater Camp, just below the summit, granting an extraordinary perspective of Kilimanjaro’s glaciers and volcanic landscape.
The package includes two nights’ accommodation in Moshi—one before and one after the trek—ensuring you rest comfortably before and after your adventure. The Lemosho Route’s unique selling point is its blend of scenic diversity and high summit success, ideal for first-time trekkers seeking a well-paced ascent. For those who want to combine natural beauty with a genuine sense of achievement, this Kilimanjaro trek stands apart.
Known as the Whiskey route, the Machame route is now the most popular route on the mountain. Compared with Marangu, the days in Machame are longer and the walks are steeper. The Machame route is considered a difficult route and is better suited for more adventurous folks and those with some hiking or backpacking experience as well as It is for physically fit people with some hiking experience.
The Machame route approaches the summit from the southwest and descends using the Mweka route, rewarding climbers with views of the expansive Shira Plateau, an optional scramble up Lava Tower, a climb up the Great Barranco wall, and a traverse underneath Kilimanjaro's southern ice field.
The Kilimanjaro Machame route is one of the most popular routes for climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. The reason for its popularity is due to it being a very scenic route.
This is a long and hard trek, which reaches an altitude of 5895m. Even if you consider yourself fit, you might still find the climb very hard, depending on how well your body acclimatises to high altitude. There is no scientific way to determine how easily you acclimatise, and be aware that the acclimatisation process also differ from climb to climb.
Most of the trails on the Kilimanjaro trek are well defined and of good quality but some forest sections are often slippery and moorland paths can be very wet in poor weather conditions.
The final ascent to Uhuru peak is almost exclusively on loose rock without permanent footpaths. However, no technical skills are required. During the course of the trip we shall spend time at both high and low altitude, experiencing both extremely cold and quite hot conditions.
We will prepare for an early start every day on Kilimanjaro.
