Tour Description
A full-day adventure from Marrakech to the spectacular Ouzoud Waterfalls—Morocco's tallest cascades—set among olive groves and red-rock cliffs. Expect scenic viewpoints, a pleasant walk down to the pools, playful Barbary macaques, and (if you like) a short boat ride to feel the spray.
Itinerary
Pickup in Marrakech
Meet your driver; route & safety briefing. Bottled water provided.
Drive Marrakech → Ouzoud
Highway + country roads, with one café/restroom stop.
Falls Panorama & Descent Trail
First viewpoint stop for wide-angle photos, then a guided walk down olive-lined paths to the base pools. Spot Barbary macaques (please don't feed them).
Optional Boat Ride
Short, fun boat splash near the falls (ticket paid on the spot).
Lunch (not included)
Choose a terrace restaurant overlooking the cascades; tagines, grills, salads. Vegetarian options available.
Riverside Time & Return Path
Relax by the water or take a different path up via small stalls and viewpoints.
Return Drive to Marrakech
Drop-off at your accommodation late afternoon/early evening.
What's Included
Included
- Marrakech pickup & drop-off
- A/C modern vehicle with professional driver
- Bottled water on board
Not Included
- Lunch and drinks
- Local site/trek guide (optional add-on)
- Boat ride ticket (optional, paid locally)
- Personal expenses, tips
- Travel insurance
Additional Details
Departure Time
7:30 AM from Marrakech
Duration
Full Day (approx. 10 hours)
Group Size
Small groups
Walking Level
Easy to moderate with steps
Best Season
Year-round (spring for fullest flow)
Clothing Advice
Comfortable
Frequently Asked Questions
Easy–moderate. Expect steps and some uneven ground. We can shorten the route and focus on viewpoints if you prefer.
No. There are several restaurants with waterfall views; we'll suggest options to match your taste and budget.
Not required, but recommended for the best paths and photo angles. Add one for €70 per group (up to 6).
Some visitors wade near the base in low flow, but conditions vary. Follow local guidance and stay clear of slippery rocks.
Yes—short, calm rides run near the base when conditions allow. Tickets are paid locally.
Usually between 17:30–18:30, depending on traffic and your lunch pace.