Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year for trekking in Morocco?
The ideal seasons are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when temperatures are pleasant. Summer can be extremely hot, especially in desert regions, while winter brings cold nights in the mountains.
What level of fitness do I need for your treks?
Our treks range from easy to challenging. Most require moderate fitness - being able to walk 4-6 hours daily with some elevation gain. We'll help you choose an appropriate route based on your experience and fitness level.
What equipment should I bring?
Essential items include sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing, sun protection, a daypack, and a reusable water bottle. We provide a detailed packing list upon booking. Camping gear is included for multi-day treks.
Are your tours suitable for solo travelers?
Absolutely! Many of our guests travel solo. We can arrange private tours or place you in small groups (typically 4-8 people). Single supplements apply for private rooms when available.
How do you ensure safety during treks?
All guides are first-aid certified and know the terrain intimately. We carry satellite phones in remote areas, monitor weather closely, and maintain conservative pacing. Travel insurance with medical coverage is mandatory.
What's included in your trekking packages?
Our packages typically include: professional guides, accommodations (mountain huts/hotels), most meals, ground transportation, and luggage transfers. Exclusions are flights, travel insurance, and personal expenses.
