Epic day trip
The Ouzoud Falls, a collective name for several tall waterfalls, are a popular tourism destination and the most visited and photographed natural sites in Morocco! Located near the Middle Atlas, 3 hours from Marrakech, this full-day tour will allow you enjoy the beauty of the longest waterfalls in North Africa.
What is included:
- Air-conditioned car
- Professional Guide
- Lovely lunch in a local restaurant
- Bottled mineral water
Highlights
- Guided trip
- Enjoy the magic waterfalls and take some stunning pictures
- Boat ride
- Lunch at a local restaurant next to the stream with the falls in the background
- Explore the varied local flora and look out for Barbary apes
Itinerary!
We will pick you up from your hotel/riad in Marrakech or meet you at the meeting point (Café Argana in Jemaa el fna square) and drive to the Ozoud Waterfalls. We will cross the Tadla plains dotted with hundreds of olive tree farms, as well as apples, peach and apricot. We will have a break at the halfway point for Moroccan mint tea and coffee. Once we reach the falls your guide will take you on a leisurely and scenic walk where you will learn all about the Berber and Moroccan culture. You will also ride on a a boat to enjoy the refreshment. We will offer you a delicious lunch in a local restaurant from which you can enjoy a stunning view of the falls.
Afterwards we will drive you back to your pickup point in Marrakech.
The total driving time for this trip is 6 hours
Note; This shared day trip to the Ouzoud watefalls only takes place on Thursdays
Client testimonials
The guided trip was very good! Elhoussain’s brother, Hamid, provided us with lots of information about the places we went to visit, including history, tradition and a deep knowledge of the place. He also enjoyed answering to all the questions. I can definitely say that this trip provided us with the best value we could get from each service: new taxi, guided visit at the Argan farm, photo stops, hiking to 2000 mt height. Hamid took us to his home where we had a delicious traditional Berber lunch. The trip ended with camel ride. This family run business reveals how Berber are proud of their cultural heritage and their openness to share it with the rest of the world.
Definitely a once in a lifetime experience for families too, even with young kids. We have 4 children aged 17, 15, 10, 6. The two younger were offered a mule back ride during most of the hike, so we all could enjoy the experience together in the same pace.
