




About 2.5 to 3 hours from Marrakech, the Ouzoud Waterfalls are among Morocco's most spectacular natural sites: a series of cascades dropping over 100 meters through a dramatic red-rock gorge into the Oued el-Abid. The falls are framed by a century-old olive grove with gnarled, ancient trunks, home to a colony of Barbary macaques that roam freely and often come right up to visitors.
This full-day excursion combines scenic hiking trails, an optional traditional boat ride beneath the spray of the falls, and free time to explore the surrounding gorges, making it a favorite for nature lovers and photographers.
Spring brings the fullest waterfalls and greenest scenery, when snowmelt and rainfall are at their peak. The site remains beautiful year-round, though water levels are lower towards the end of summer. Visiting early in the morning during summer also helps avoid both the midday heat and the crowds.
Comfortable shoes: the paths around the falls can be uneven and slippery, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are recommended.
Cash: bring cash for entrance fees and any purchases on site.
Sun protection: wear sunscreen and a hat, as shade is limited along parts of the hike.
Water: carry water to stay hydrated, especially in the warmer months.
All the transport we offer for this excursion is private, for greater comfort and a premium service. We pick you up at your accommodation and bring you back (door-to-door service).
Price per vehicle:
Please note: Pickups from outside Marrakech are available at an additional cost — please let us know your accommodation location when making your reservation.