Zipline in Marrakech: Atlas Mountains Day Trip, Price and Tips
Updated November 1, 2026 · By the Sun Sky Camp team

The nearest zipline to Marrakech is in a nature reserve in the foothills of the High Atlas, 34 km south of the city. Our Atlas zipline and Berber villages day trip combines four zip lines over pine forest and red-earth villages with the Monkey's Bridge, an argan cooperative and a walk through Berber villages, from €60 per adult and €36 per child aged 3 to 11.
Here is how the day goes, what is included, who can take part, and how it compares with the other outings in the mountains.
Atlas Mountains Zipline & Berber Villages Day Trip from Marrakech
From €60 / person
How the day goes
- Pickup at 8:00 AM in Marrakech, with a free shuttle from one of 9 meeting points (or a private transfer from your hotel or riad, priced per group).
- About 30 minutes by air-conditioned vehicle to the nature reserve, then a safety briefing.
- The Monkey's Bridge, a suspended crossing above the valley.
- Four zip lines in a row, over pine forest, valleys and red-earth Berber villages.
- A women's argan cooperative, with breakfast, coffee or tea and tastings.
- A flexible walk through Berber villages, then the drive back to Marrakech.
The whole day lasts about 8 hours, in a group of up to 30 people.
Price and what is included
The zipline day trip costs from €60 per adult (12 years and over) and €36 per child aged 3 to 11. Nothing is charged when you book: you pay on the day, and you can cancel for free up to 24 hours before.
- Transport by air-conditioned vehicle.
- All the safety equipment during the activity.
- A licensed guide.
- Breakfast at the women's cooperative, coffee or tea, and tastings.
- Travel insurance.
- Not included: lunch.
Who can do the zipline?
All the safety equipment is provided, and the zip lines start with a safety briefing. For your safety, the activity is not open to:
- people over 125 kg;
- people with heart or back problems;
- pregnant women.
Travelling with young children? Tell us their ages before you book, and we will tell you what they can do on the day.
What to wear
- Trainers or walking shoes, for the bridge and the village walk.
- Comfortable trousers or shorts that fit under a harness; avoid skirts and dresses.
- A light jacket: the morning is cooler in the mountains than in Marrakech, especially in winter.
- Sun cream and sunglasses, and a strap for your phone or camera.
Zipline, Ourika Valley or quad?
- Atlas zipline and Berber villages, from €60: the most active day in the mountains, about 8 hours.
- Ourika Valley and waterfalls, from €18: a gentler day in the Atlas, with an argan cooperative, lunch by the river and an optional 1.5-hour hike to the waterfalls. See our Ourika Valley guide.
- Quad, camel ride and dinner in Agafay, from €25: an evening of motor fun in the stony desert, 40 to 60 minutes from Marrakech. See quad biking in Agafay.
For everything else about the mountains near Marrakech, read our Atlas Mountains guide.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is the zipline in Marrakech?
Our Atlas zipline day trip costs from €60 per adult and €36 per child aged 3 to 11, with transport, safety equipment, a licensed guide, breakfast at the argan cooperative and travel insurance. Lunch is not included. You pay on the day.
How far is the zipline from Marrakech?
The nature reserve is 34 km south of Marrakech, about 30 minutes by road.
How many zip lines are there?
Four zip lines in a row, after the crossing of the Monkey's Bridge.
What time is the pickup?
At 8:00 AM, from one of 9 meeting points in Marrakech with the free shuttle. The day lasts about 8 hours.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes, the zipline is not open to people over 125 kg, nor to people with heart or back problems or to pregnant women.
