- Imlil,Morocco
- contact@mounatas.com
“Mountas” represents more than just travel, it embodies a philosophy of gathering for good and traveling with purpose.
Rooted in the belief that journeys can inspire positive change, Mountas brings people together to explore the world while contributing to the common good. Each experience aims to foster connections, promote cultural understanding, and support local communities, making travel meaningful and impactful.
By choosing Mountas, travelers embark on adventures that not only enrich their lives but also leave a lasting, positive footprint on the places they visit.
About our country
• Welcome to Morocco
✓Morocco is a fascinating world of extremes, there are few places on earth where you can journey with such ease from the exotic places and kasbahs of imperial cities. Only ever imagined in an Arabian nights fantasy, into a remote wilderness with extraordinary cotrasts of stark mountains, green valleys and harsh deserts of colourful hospitable peoples and isolated picturesque settlements.
Of Experience
Of Experience
✓ Mountain & Desert
From Saharan dunes to the peaks of the high atlas, Morocco could have been tailor made for travelers. Lyrical landscapes carpet this sublime slice of north africa like the richly coloured and patterned rugs you’ll lust after in a local cooperatives. The mountains not just the famous high atlas but also the rif and suntanned ranges leading to Saharan oases offer simple breathtaking pleasures night skied glistening in the air. Views over a fluffy cloudbank from tizi N’test pass on lower ground there are rugged coastlines waterfalls and caves in forested hills and the mighty desert.
●African skies
TOUBKAL & HIGH ATLAS.
Welcome to the north Africa’s highest mountain range known by local berbers as ( adrar ndern ) mountain of mountains, and a trekkers paradaise from spring through to autumn. The high atlas runs diagonally across Morocco for almost 1000km, but the TOUBKAL region contains all the highest peaks its the most frequently visited high atlas region. The first road was cut through thos remote region in the early 20th century. Over the tizi N’test pass, before that the only way to travel was via mountain mule trails. Leading from the Sahara to northern plains you can still walk these ancient tracks. Following the footsteps of dauntless pilgrims and desert traders under brilliant blue kies
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