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Meet My Guide
Crafting your experience...
Type
Private Experience
Hotel Pickup
Available
Departure Time
08:00
Return Time
19:30
Difficulty
Easy
"Ouzoud Waterfalls: One-Day Itinerary The Ouzoud Waterfalls are one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in Morocco, located in the Middle Atlas Mountains. Standing at over 110 meters high, they offer a refreshing escape into nature."
08:00 AM: Departure from Marrakech
Pick up from your accommodation. Start your journey heading northeast. The drive takes about 2.5 to 3 hours through the beautiful landscapes of the Middle Atlas, passing by traditional Berber villages and vast olive groves.
• 11:00 AM: Arrival at Ouzoud Village
Once you arrive at the village of Tanaghmeilt, you will start your walk toward the falls. You can admire the first panoramic views from the top of the 110-meter high cascades.
• 11:30 AM: Hiking and Exploration
Walk down the shaded paths lined with olive trees. Along the way, you will likely encounter the Barbary Macaques (wild monkeys) that live in the area. They are quite friendly but remember to be careful with your belongings!
• 01:00 PM: Boat Ride and Refreshment
Reach the base of the falls. You can take a small traditional wooden boat to get right under the spray of the water—a perfect way to cool off and take incredible photos.
• 02:00 PM: Lunch with a View
Enjoy a traditional Moroccan Tagine at one of the riverside restaurants. Most cafes have terraces overlooking the waterfalls, offering a serene atmosphere for your meal.
• 03:30 PM: Free Time and Relaxation
Explore the small local shops selling Berber crafts or simply relax by the pools. If the weather is warm, some areas are suitable for a quick dip in the natural water.
• 04:30 PM: Return Journey
Start the drive back to Marrakech, enjoying the golden hour views over the Atlas Mountains.
• 07:30 PM: Arrival in Marrakech
Drop off at your hotel or Riad.
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