Atlas Mountains

Atlas Mountains

The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range in northwest Africa extending about 2,400 km (1,500 miles) through Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, including The Rock of Gibraltar. The Atlas Mountains, with an average elevation of 11,000 ft, contain some of the highest peaks of North Africa, including Mt. Toubkal (13,665 ft), the highest of all. South of the Atlas lie the Anti-Atlas Mountains, with volcanic Mt. Siroua (10,000 ft).

Suggested itineraries (2)

Medinas and Mountains - Morocco
From the bustling souks or Marrakech, breathtaking scenic beauty, Berber villages of the Atlas Mountains and the sleepy fishing town of Essaouira – this brief taste of Morocco is an ideal first visit into this vibrant country.

Souks to the Sahara - Boutique Morocco
This comprehensive tour of Morocco brings together the sights and sounds of this fantastic destination, and the chance to discover more than the well trodden paths around Marrakech. This tour uses the more boutique and interesting properties.

Properties (3)

Guesthouses (1)

Kasbah Du Toubkal (Guesthouse)

Kasbah du Toubkal is a remote and dramatic base from which to explore the surrounding Atlas Mountains, with its fabulous views and charming staff, it is the perfect mountain hideaway.

Hotels (2)

Kasbah Tamadot (Boutique Hotel)
An exquisite mountain retreat, Kasbah Tamadot combines relaxation with adventure in a stylish and authentic setting.

Kasbah Bab Ourika (Boutique Hotel)
Bab Ourika perches majestically on a hilltop at the apex of the Ourika Valley, guarding the gateway to the snow-capped Atlas Mountains with 360 degree panoramic views.