Ifrane, Azrou & Mountain Adventure | Private Day Trip from Fes
Middle Atlas Escape
Overview
Escape the city and discover the breathtaking beauty of Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains. Visit the alpine charm of Ifrane—the 'Switzerland of Morocco'—encounter wild Barbary macaques in the cedar forests of Azrou, and soak in the natural beauty of mountain springs and Berber villages.
Tour Highlights
- Private pickup & drop-off from Batha Square, Fes
- Explore the alpine town of Ifrane
- Visit the famous Stone Lion
- Discover the Cedar Forest of Azrou
- Meet the wild Barbary macaques
- Enjoy the natural beauty of Mouzar and its mountain surroundings
- Visit the Berber town of Azrou
- Scenic drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains
- Plenty of stops for photos and panoramic views
Included
- Private air-conditioned transportation
- English-speaking driver
- Fuel and parking fees
- Pickup & drop-off from Fes
Not Included
- Lunch and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Local guide (available upon request)
Leave the crowds behind and discover the natural wonders of Morocco's Middle Atlas on a private journey where mountain landscapes, wildlife, and authentic Berber culture come together for an unforgettable experience.
Price
€80
per person
Free cancellation • No hidden fees
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