• Tin Mal Mosque - The mosque was abandoned for many years, but restored in the 1990s. It stands prominently on a hill overlooking the rural village that Tin Mal (also called Tinmel) has become today. Unlike most Almohad mosques, non-Muslims are allowed inside.

• Camel ride across scenic landscapes
• Traditional lunch included
• Entry fees for the mosque covered
• Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning

This special day tour is designed to welcome you into the lives and culture of the Berber people of the High Atlas. you will visit several traditional villages where you will be introduced to the customs and daily lives of these people while taking in the stunning views of surrounding valleys and terraced fields that skirt the breathtaking peaks.

A full lunch is provided at the House. This day out also lets you visit Tin mal mosque (one of the tow mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslims), visit the village of potters.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.