1 Day
Daily Tour
15 people
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The Ouzoud Valley is a charming village known for its numerous walks and treks, with the highlight being the mountain trek leading to a cascade of seven waterfalls—an absolute must-do experience. Situated 60km from Marrakech, nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas, Ouzoud is a popular day-trip destination due to its abundance of Berber villages, waterfalls, and various attractions. Despite its proximity to Marrakech, Ouzoud maintains its relatively unspoiled charm.
A day trip from Marrakech to Ouzoud provides the opportunity to immerse in the picturesque Ouzoud Valley, featuring lush river valleys adorned with typical Berber hamlets made of baked clay and stones. This excursion allows a break from the bustling energy of Marrakech, offering a serene experience amidst beautiful landscapes, including green meadows and 16th and 17th-century Berber villages.
Ouzoud Valley serves as a favored weekend getaway for locals, appreciated for its stunning landscapes, waterfalls, and characteristic features of the High Atlas Mountains. The area is renowned for its fruit trees, tiny hamlets, riverside restaurants, high green terraces, surrounding Atlas peaks, rocky village foothills, and the seven waterfalls that envelop the village.
At 09:00, your driver will collect you from your accommodation in a 4x4 vehicle or minivan. The Ouzoud waterfalls day trip from Marrakech is among the finest and most sought-after excursions departing from the city. A popular destination for Moroccans in the summer, this day trip unfolds after a scenic 3-hour drive from Marrakech, leading you to one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Morocco.
Standing at a height of 110 meters, the Ouzoud Falls claim the title of the highest falls in North Africa. The name "Ouzoud" translates to 'olive' in the Berber language of Morocco, reflecting the thousands of olive trees that adorn the plateau above the falls. During this day trip, you have the option to stroll around the falls, take a local boat to cross the river, or hire a guide for a 2-hour trek in the surrounding area, exploring the operational old water mills and encountering troops of monkeys.
Enjoy free time to ascend to the springs of the waterfalls or cross the river using the traditional wooden boats. A noteworthy highlight is the opportunity to relish a traditional Tagine or Barbecue lunch amidst the captivating natural surroundings. In the afternoon, we drive back to Marrakech, concluding the day trip.
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