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Olinto, The Atlas Mountains | Timbuktu Travel
The Atlas Mountains

Olinto

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Named three years running in Travel+Leisure World's Best, including No.1 in 2024

About Olinto

Olinto is a luxury Atlas Mountain retreat situated in the Berber heartland of Morocco, a mere 55-minute drive from Marrakech airport. Each of the nine majestic pavilions has been designed with privacy and the utmost comfort at its core. Those in search of utter tranquility and a much needed getaway from it all, will find themselves surrounded by stunning vistas and pure mountain air. Olinto has been created by Prince Fabrizio Ruspoli di Poggio Suasa, a pioneer in establishing legendary Moroccan properties. His passion for Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship can be seen in every detail of this exquisite new mountain resort, set in a lush olive grove within the verdant Ouirgane valley.

From $1.1K per person/per night
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How to book Olinto

How do I book Olinto?

Olinto can be booked with Timbuktu as part of a tailor-made Morocco trip, rather than as a standalone room reservation. Start online, customising one of our recommended Morocco trips featuring Olinto or get advice and suggestions from one of our Morocco specialists who will design the trip around your dates, check availability and handle every booking for you.

How much does it cost to stay at Olinto?

Stays at Olinto start from around $1.1K per person per night as part of a tailor-made trip. The exact price depends on your travel dates, room type and the shape of the rest of your itinerary. A Timbuktu travel specialist can give you an accurate quote for your dates.

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The Atlas Mountains

Take a breather in the dizzying heights and stretching silence of the High Atlas.