A great day out, but beware the retail 'opportunities'. We opted for a tour organized by a local hole in the wall agency, £75 each including lunch, car, driver and guide. I've done it before but my friends hadn't, so I knew what to expect. That is, the retail stops. We persuaded him to bypass the Facteurs des Tapis, the ceramics factory, and the camels, but we did end up in the Argan oil cooperative. Young men in white coats persuading us to buy the nice but vastly overpriced soaps etc. As a group of three we bought some spices and an ointment which by our reckoning came to Dh600, he reckoned Dh 1,100. It took quite a while to persuade him if you display prices you must actually stick to them. Then there is the trip to the berber house . . . More tips. The trip up the mountain is great, but more retail on the way. We had a very good guide and although his payment was in the price, we gave him a good tip. The climb is not for anyone with any sort of mobility issues, and you should wear good trainers or other rubber soled shoes. The views are amazing. Lunch afterwards was also excellent.

Go to the end and once parked try to find a guide who charges a reasonable price, we paid 200 dirhams, there were 7 of us. Very beautiful circuit the waterfalls are beautiful and very passable although a little sporty at times, for us Back we had lunch in one of the restaurants located by the river, it was delicious and a very good atmosphere with the musicians. Very nice day.

We’ve had just over half a day before our flight as we didn’t want to rush at Airport, so booked a travel who picked us up from our breakfast restaurant, Beldi Fusion Kitchen (one of the best in my experience) then we picked luggage from Hotel. Yassin was our driver who took us to a Berber village where we had learned about medicinal plant. Then we stopped at Setti Fatma where there were many colourful restaurants by the river stream. We didn’t have enough time to hike up to the waterfall but what we’ve seen so far in the village is really impressive. You should keep all day for this trip, keep enough warm clothes as it gets cold if you walk up the mountain.

Tour organized from Marrakech in groups for the day with a guide. We had a good day and discovered another side of Morocco with stops for information on local crafts. This is of course not neutral. The visit to the first waterfall is affordable if you are in good physical condition and equipped. You are well supervised by the guide. The rest is more difficult but we did not venture. A good meal awaited us.

This trip was amazing! It started with our lovely and understanding driver who made the long journey from our hotel to the village more pleasant. With interesting facts about the history and personal associations, our driver was called Saaid and highly recommended. Our tour continued with friendly ladies who showed us the natural processes of their everyday life. We were then led through the hike by another tour guide (Abdel Al Rehman) and with his help, support and guidance, we were able to successfully complete the hike as beginners, where we were able to experience further adventures in the mountains as well as monkeys, residents, etc. A beautiful experience that I can recommend to anyone who is actually able to lead one. That explains the rating!

Challenging hike but worth it - around a 1.5 hrs hike with several stops for photos and rest. It is stunning and a great experience . The climb can be fairly strenuous in a few places . If you have fear of heights than I would not recommend it and advisable to go up with a guide .

We had lunch on one of the many restaurants positioned on the waterfront. The setting is really beautiful and the menu is at 12th. On the food quality side it’s beef (the dishes arrived cold) because it’s a bit factory. But we loved the place! We then took the trail to get to the first waterfall. It is necessary to provide shoes that do not slip because it is necessary to pass in the water and sometimes pass through wet and slippery rocks. But the ride was pleasant at the end of the day.