Atlas Delights & Stays — Local produce and rural stays in Imouzzer Kandar

Covered terrace in a Moroccan mountain village, its floor laid with brightly coloured boucherouite rugs

Crafts

Berber rugs made by hand

Our Berber rugs (Boucherouite), handwoven from recycled fabric, in bright colours: every piece is one of a kind.

Illustrative photo · Photo: mouad simou

One cooperative, two crafts

The taste of the land, the art of hosting

The growers of the Imouzzer Kandar plateau pool their harvests and their house: on one side a processing workshop, on the other a small-scale rural welcome.

Bottle of cloudy apple juice beside a basket of apples and grapes

Illustrative photo

Local produce

Our products

Plateau apples, mountain honey, aromatic herbs: collected from members, then processed and bottled by the cooperative.

See the products

The cooperative's house and its cultivated field, at the foot of a wooded hill in Imouzzer Kandar

Stays

Stay with us

Bedrooms in the house, traditional meals, the tent on fine days, and walks through orchards and cedar forests.

See the stays

Illustrative photo

Crafts · our main activity

Berber rugs (Boucherouite)

Handwoven by a mother and her daughter from recycled fabric, in bright colours: every piece is one of a kind. Price on request; Switzerland and export on quotation.

See the rugs

Signature products

The best of our orchards

Simple recipes with nothing added, made in small batches.

Visit the shop

Indicative prices, subject to change.

Also in Switzerland · Swiss shop

Crafts

Berber rugs made by hand

Berber rugs (Boucherouite) are born of reuse: old clothes and fabric offcuts are cut into strips, then knotted or woven by hand. The result is soft, warm rugs in bright colours.

Recycled fabric
Handmade by a mother and her daughter
Every piece is one of a kind

Price on request · Switzerland and export on quotation

See the rugs Ask for the models available

Illustrative photo

Close-up of a rug made from multicoloured strips of recycled fabric

Illustrative photo

Low tables set with salads, bread and oranges, surrounded by cushions and Berber rugs

Illustrative photo

May to October

Under the Berber tent

On fine days, a Berber tent is set up on the land in front of the house: we gather there for tea, for meals made with produce from the plateau, and for quiet evenings.

Traditional meals
Tagines, homemade bread, honey and olive oil for breakfast.
Mint tea
The welcome ritual, at any time of day.
Mountain calm
Away from the city, about forty minutes from Fez.

Request a booking

The cooperative

Our house in Imouzzer Kandar

This is where the cooperative is settling, at the foot of wooded hills: the house, its land and, soon, the workshop. The cooperative is being registered and brings together growers from the plateau.

Discover the cooperative