Travel to the famous Ouzoud Waterfalls with iMoroccan Tours — the highest waterfalls in North Africa at 110 meters. Enjoy scenic mountain landscapes, boat rides at the base of the falls, and sightings of wild Barbary monkeys before returning to Marrakech.
Depart from Marrakech and drive through the Middle Atlas Mountains to the spectacular Ouzoud Waterfalls. Walk down the winding path to the base of the falls, passing olive trees and wild Barbary monkeys along the way. Take a boat ride to get close to the cascading water. Enjoy lunch at one of the local restaurants overlooking the falls. Return to Marrakech in the late afternoon.
✅ Included
❌ Not Included
The waterfalls were stunning and so much bigger than we expected. We loved watching the monkeys along the path. Our guide gave us plenty of time to walk down to the base and take photos.
A great escape from the city. The boat ride right up to the falls was the highlight — definitely worth the small extra fee. Lunch overlooking the falls was a lovely touch.
Approximately 150 km, about 3 hours of driving each way through scenic mountain roads.
The walk down takes about 20-30 minutes on a well-maintained path with some steps. The return walk is more strenuous.
Yes, the Barbary monkeys are accustomed to visitors, but we recommend not feeding them and keeping a respectful distance.
The boat ride is a small optional extra paid locally, usually around 10 MAD per person.
The path to the base involves uneven terrain and steps, so it may be challenging for those with mobility issues. We can discuss alternatives.
Spring has the most impressive water flow, though the falls are beautiful year-round.
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Light, breathable clothing works best during the day, while warmer layers are useful for evenings — especially in the desert or mountains. Don't forget sun protection and comfortable shoes.
Desert areas can feel very hot during the day and chilly after sunset, while mountain regions stay cool year-round. Check the forecast before your tour to pack appropriately.
Major cities accept cards in many places, but cash remains essential in smaller towns. Carry Moroccan dirhams for tips, local purchases, and personal expenses.
Morocco values tradition and respect. Modest clothing is appreciated when visiting religious sites or rural communities. Simple greetings like "Salam Alaikum" and "Shukran" go a long way.
All tours include clean, modern, air-conditioned vehicles designed for long-distance travel. We schedule frequent breaks for photos, rest, and refreshments.