ATLAS PANORAMA

8 days from GBP607 to GBP747 including flights

Tripcode: TMP

Our Clients’ Reviews

Harjit Mahl

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written April 2008

Had a fantastic time and met some great and lovely people!

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Frances G Naylor

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written April 2008

Great time with a fun group of people. The week ran from Wed to Wed which was the attraction for me as well as the trek itself. However I felt a bit let down with the amount of walking - first day was a full day but short, 2nd day was only 3 hours and then nothing for the rest of the day and 3rd day was great. There is little to do around the village so lots of book reading done but there is a limit to that!

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Elizabeth West

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written April 2008

It was lucky that the group was composed entirely of lovely people.

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Michael Veryard

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written April 2008

A great way to experience the two extremes of Morocco - the noise, colour and general madness of Marrakesh and the peace and remoteness of the mountains. The great company of the rest of the group made it complete.

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Gwen Reglinski

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written March 2008

An overwhelming experience, a complete escape from home. The scenery was incredible, the gite in February freezing after the sun went down. Nothing to do after the walks finished at about 4pm until dinner at 7:30pm other than sit under blankets and try to get warm. The group was friendly and I could have gone on my own as there were several single people. The tour in Marrakech was very informative, the city felt safe.

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Robert Liu

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written February 2008

A great way to escape everyday work and to see a bit of Marrakech, meet some local Berbers and to trek around the High Atlas mountains. We were particularly lucky with the weather in the first week of January, with unbroken sun shine all day long. I thoroughly enjoyed the holiday.

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Christopher White

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written February 2008

I enjoyed my week and found Morocco fascinating. The Atlas Panorama walks were first class and the Berber people, including our guides, a delight. However, some of the logistics could and should have been better.

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Nicola Gowan

ATLAS PANORAMA

Written January 2008

An excellent short break holiday. Our flight was severely delayed at the start by fog at Gatwick but once we had arrived everything went smoothly.

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Roger Farmer

Incredible scenery & hospitality

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The scenery in the Atlas mountains was incredible. Although barren, when you have taken the time to look at the different rock formations and the colours it then comes alive. Also, your only companions are goats, sheep & few shepherds, that is apart from your fellow Exodus companions.

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Patrick Donovan

This was the heights of Morocco!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Staying in the gite in the mountains was a relaxing yet stimulating alternative to the frenetic bustle of Marrakech. The people in the gite and the village could not have been more friendly or hospitable and their self-sufficiency and attitude are awe-inspiring. Being invited to tea in a villager elder's home shattered all linguistic and cultural boundaries. Unforgettable!

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Rosalind Walker

Meeting the local community was amazing

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
I had the opportunity to visit two families and spend time at the local school. I was so warmly welcomed in the school and by both families. Living conditions are very different to what we are used to.

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Karen Sandler

I'll never forget the scars I have come home with!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
This was a lovely holiday and almost accurately described. BUT, no way were some of the walks grade B, as advertised - hence the scars. Doing 33Km in a day with an 800m scree ascent and descent IS NOT GRADE B. Yes, this one was optional, with a 15Km shorter walk available. But, the previous walks were over 15Km and the 800m ascent on the scree was not optional. I loved the holiday. I loved Marrakech and the bazaars. I didn't like the location of the hotel in Marrakech particuarly as it was a long way from the Bazaar. I loved the local-type hotel and its food in the mountains. It was extremely cold at night, even with full ski thermals on inside my sleeping bag, with 2 thick rugs on top. But, it was actually better then described, as none of the party had to share a room, if they didn't want to.

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Valerie Archibald

Almond blossom and snow

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The longest walk - 20 miles return to the lake. A real sense of achievement, as I have never walked so far at that altitude (2600m).

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Kristina Banham

loved that african atmosphere, from the souqs of marrakesh to the wild scenery of the mountains

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
so much !! the contrast in the mountains between dry stunning red/gold rocks and oases of green and cultivation just underneath - hard to appreciate how tough life must be for the locals, coping with dramatic changes in climate etc. loved the souqs and bustle of marrakesh, the colours, smells etc

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Robert Moss

A great break from dreary London

Written January 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Being out in the mountains but more importantly seeing the Berber way of life there. The mountains are brutal and rugged, which has shaped the lifestyle.

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Philip Dennis

Fantastic guiding and hospitality

Written January 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Juxtaposition of Marrakech and the Atlas mountains made a fantastic combination for a break from miserable UK weather.

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