From Friday evening to Sunday afternoon, gather on the banks of the Ahansal River for two nights of wild camping, local food and the freedom to choose your walks, mountain views and Amazigh cultural experiences.
Whether you represent an association, a company, a family or a group of friends, this is a ready-to-share weekend proposal. The nature stay is your starting point; you can then choose to explore on foot or book transport and cultural activities according to your group’s preferences.
After travelling from your city, you have dinner on the road at your own convenience. We then welcome your group to our wild campsite near the Ahansal River, where you can settle in for your first night surrounded by mountains, flowing water and a starry sky.
Enjoy the quiet evening and get ready for your first morning in Msfrane. Friday dinner is not part of the package; guests arrange it during the journey.
A full day of mountain views, lunch at camp, unhurried riverside time and an optional cultural evening.
Following breakfast at camp, it is time for Jebel Msfrane (1,868 m). Those who enjoy walking can follow the mountain trail on a hike of about 5 hours round trip, with open Atlas panoramas.
Prefer a shorter approach? An optional 4×4 transfer costs 500 MAD for a vehicle carrying up to 15 people. It drives you higher along the track, leaving approximately 40 minutes on foot to the summit. Choose the approach that suits your group.
Back at the campsite—whether on foot or by 4×4—your group enjoys lunch. The afternoon is yours: stroll beside the river, rest in the shade, or visit the famous old truck near Msfrane, a much-photographed local landmark.
There is no need to rush from one activity to another. This is time to slow down and enjoy the place together.
The group meets again for dinner at camp. You can add a traditional Ahidous performance for 600 MAD, featuring collective songs, rhythms and dances from the region’s Amazigh heritage.
The performance is optional and should be arranged in advance. Afterwards, enjoy your second camping night under the Atlas stars.
Sunday takes you through the Ahansal Gorges to Oukhodene Waterfalls before a final lunch at camp.
After the second breakfast, the day takes you toward the gorges of the Ahansal River. Walk the approach or take an optional 4×4 transfer for 400 MAD, which shortens some of the track.
The vehicle does not reach the gorges themselves: expect about 1 hour 30 minutes of walking after the drop-off. The remaining route leads through dramatic rock walls and riverside landscapes.
From the gorges, continue walking for around 20 minutes to reach the natural Oukhodene (Wakoudene) Waterfalls. The water is famously very cold; some visitors find even a few seconds in it difficult. Enjoy the views and avoid unsafe swimming.
On the return, you can visit the old truck if you missed it on Saturday. Back at camp, enjoy Sunday lunch before heading home.
The base price covers the camping and meals listed below. Transfers, cultural entertainment and other activities are extra, so your group only pays for what it chooses.
Camping-and-meals package, priced per participant for Friday evening through Sunday afternoon.
Ask about availabilityNot included: Friday dinner during the journey, travel to/from your city, 4×4 transfers, Ahidous performance, and local guide (500 MAD for the group) and other extra activities.
Nothing is compulsory. The walks form a suggested itinerary; specific guiding, transport, entertainment or other paid activities are agreed when you book.
Up to 15 people. The 4×4 takes you closer to the summit, leaving around 40 minutes on foot.
Cuts down part of Sunday's rough-track approach; about 1 h 30 on foot still remains.
A local Amazigh music and dance performance at camp on Saturday night, booked in advance.
Local guide accompanying your selected hikes, introducing the area and offering route and safety advice. Book in advance.
Send us your preferred dates, group size and any extras you want. We will confirm availability and help put together an offer you can send to your friends, association or company.
The timetable and access to trails depend on weather, track conditions and group ability. All extras are optional and subject to availability.
