The tour departs from Marrakech and heads south into the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. Along the way, you pass a park of modern sculptures and, on select days, a nomadic market where local vendors trade goods in a format unchanged for generations.

At the market area, you will observe traditional storytellers, itinerant barbers, and local healers practicing their trade in open-air settings. Guests who want a more immersive experience can participate rather than simply observe.

A visit to a workshop where artisans carve fine Alabaster panels explains how the ornate latticework seen in Moroccan mosques and palaces is produced. Guests can try on traditional Berber clothing and take photos in the mountain setting.

The botanical garden offers a guided introduction to native plants, medicinal herbs, and the Argan oil process. Depending on your preferences, this stop can include henna painting, bread baking, a traditional foot bath, or an aromatic oil massage.

A walk through a pottery village leads to the former home of a local sheikh, where the layout and objects inside tell the story of a prosperous Berber household. The watermill beside the river is still operational and continues to supply flour to nearby families.

The route reaches a tiered cascade of waterfalls set against steep forested cliffs. This is also the area where Barbary macaques are occasionally spotted in their natural habitat, one of the rarer wildlife encounters available on a day trip from Marrakech.