The Ouzoud Waterfalls
One hundred and ten metres of falling water, and monkeys in the olive trees.
- Duration
- Full day
- Departs
- Marrakech
- Vehicle
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class
- From
- €95
Minimum 2 travellers · private departure · flexible dates
Ouzoud is the tallest waterfall in North Africa, dropping in three red-rock tiers into a green pool where small boats take you close enough to feel the spray. Barbary macaques live in the olive groves along the path down. It is a long, worthwhile drive.
- The full three-tier cascade and its permanent rainbow
- Wild Barbary macaques in the olive groves
- A small boat ride to the foot of the falls
- Lunch on a terrace facing the water
How the day runs
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01
Early pickup from your riad or hotel
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02
Drive north-east across the Tadla plain
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Walk down through the olive groves to the pools
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Boat to the base of the falls, lunch overlooking the gorge
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Return to Marrakech by evening
- Private vehicle with fuel, tolls and parking
- Professional English-speaking driver-guide
- Air conditioning, Wi-Fi and chilled water on board
- Hotel or riad pickup and drop-off
- All vehicle insurance and permits
- Flights and travel insurance
- Lunches and dinners not listed above
- Monument and museum entrance fees
- Local city guides where you want one
- Drinks and personal expenses
- Gratuities
The Ouzoud Waterfalls
Tell us the shape of your trip and Mustapha will reply personally, usually within a few hours.
- From
- €95
- Duration
- Full day
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