Marrakech : Ouzoud Waterfalls, Guided MountainTour & Boat Ride

The Ouzoud Waterfalls themselves are absolutely breathtaking and well worth the long and fairly arduous journey from Marrakesh and back. The scenery is unforgettable and the experience as a whole was definitely a highlight. A couple of points to be aware of, though. Our tour guide was friendly and enthusiastic, but very persistent with high-fives throughout the day, which became a bit much after a while. More importantly, you’re taken to a restaurant for a fixed-menu lunch that is not included in the tour price. This isn’t made clear until the end when they come around for payment. Had I known in advance, I would have preferred to choose my own restaurant. Despite those niggles, it was still a good trip with truly stunning natural beauty. With clearer communication on the lunch situation, it would have been even better.

Really fun, the waterfalls are beautiful. Rhe hike was fab, food was lovely. It was so fun to see the monkeys. The tour guide Yunus was great! However we did get back much later than expected so we missed our transfer and had to rush to the airport.

Excellent friendly service from pick up to drop off highly recommended. Enjoyed every minute of it.Scenery is breathtaking and the boat ride under the waterfall is amazing

Very nice place , I recommend this excursion , our guide on site was super nice . We have good food on site

The views were amazing, if or if I recommend this excursion, it is very worth it. Our guide Yussef is very good guide, explained everything and was very attentive to us, the best guide in the world

Great experience, great service ! I recommend it. The waterfalls are amazing, the mountains too. It's a long way but it's worth!

Very friendly excursion with our guide Younes. The driver was very nice and he was on time Beautiful walk, very relaxing!

Very nice to see everything, good food good atmosphere, very nice scenery and views of the waterfalls I would definitely repeat again

As agreed, a day in advance via WhatsApp, we were picked up near our Riad, we had a very nice driver who spoke the languages, English , French, Italian well to welcome us. Then our route continued to the falls. Once that we got a very nice guide; Younes Ghanoli Akouray, who knew a lot to tell, also spoke his languages and had a nice chat with everyone. We really enjoyed this excursion.

Very enjoyable trip, bear in mind (we didn’t), the distance from Marrakesh to Ouzoud, it will take a couple of hours, including a short break on route to stretch your legs and get some refreshments. Once at the Falls, we were introduced to our guide for the day (Younes Akouray Ghandi), who was friendly and informative, (he also was able to speak in several languages, to ensure everyone in the group were kept informed). We had a walk around a couple of displays where Argan Oil was being made, prior to our walk down the hill path. On route we saw various troops of monkeys, there were also several stalls selling an assortment of wares. You can buy nuts to feed the monkeys, although many guides will have treats for them and gladly share them with you if you want pictures with the monkeys (keep your bags close as the monkeys will run off with them as they think they contain treats). There are a few cafes on route should you need to rest or get refreshments. Once at the bottom, there was a short queue for the boat, once aboard the rower will take you out close to the falls, then they will moor up to allow photos to be taken. After the boat it’s time to commence the ascent (you will descend on one side of the falls and ascend via a different path). Once again the path has a number of stalls on route and also small restaurants. Our group stopped part way up and had some food and drinks, before continuing our walk up. The walk isn’t too taxing but bear in mind the total walk is about 3km, over uneven ground with many steps. There are Donkeys available for those who may struggle with the ascent side of the walk, we didn’t use them, but did see other people taking advantage of them so I have no idea how much they would cost. On our return journey we also had a 15 minute break, to allow for drinks etc. A long day (purely due to the distance), but an interesting experience.