We went on a tour with getyour guide we did not take the guide or boat option and it was absolutely not bothering people tell you where to go and the boat ride is really small we did not. We ate a little higher with views of the waterfalls flat starter, water clementine bread and mint tea for 10€ the meal was delicious. The journey is long enough we left at 7:45 and return at 6:00 pm. a guide showed us pictures in the middle of summer is to flee a lot of people you will be on top of each other. The view is very nice we liked the excursion

Set in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco rise these beautiful waterfalls, three powerful jets that create a beautiful soundtrack... also here taken day trip with get your guide and we had a great time with air-conditioned bus and local Guide. On the site you walk from the top of the waterfall and then make a trek of about 2 hours to circumnavigate the falls and stop at more 'viewpoints. Truly a spectacular walk! Stalls with oil and fresh orange juices along the way and friendly and empathetic locals. Famous plants that produce seeds for Argan oil unique place in the world where they grow! Arrived in low African show... children in natural pools that wallow to better withstand the heat! Dry heat though.... bearable! Then a typical boat takes you around the falls with shower included! Bellissimo! Going up there are many steps to do but lunch stop on panoramic terraces overlooking the waterfalls! Unforgettable!!! Tajine cooked on the spot , tomato salad, mint and watermelon tea all for 10 euros... on the way back the monkeys... anywhere you can give them peanuts and cherry tomatoes that nice guys sell for 1 euro... a monkey and 'climbed on my shoulder leaving me 2 nice bruises! They're huge! But nice, and... fantastic experience!

Ouzoud Waterfalls are incredible to see. Fabulous guide in Abdeljalil who was very friendly and helpful. Be warned it is a bit of a hike down to the bottom of the waterfalls and the trails are dusty and sometimes a bit slippy so sensible shoes peeps. The views are amazing, nice to see Macaque monkeys in their own surroundings rather than performing animals and you can feed them if you wish. Again I'd suggest buying food for them in the shops rather than having food for them thrust into your hand for payment by people around the location. The boat ride was great almost to the waterfall itself so be prepared to get a bit wet. Would definitely recommend

As mother nature lovers the Ouzoud waterfalls are a real jewel nestled in the heart of the Moroccan mountains. The landscape is breathtaking with incredible flora and fauna that immerse you in an enchanting natural environment. Don’t miss out on providing peanuts or cherry tomatoes to feed the facetious monkeys that live on site. Moreover, there is no need to turn to the folders, many children and small stands offer these snacks at affordable Awards. To add to the experience, a boat tour at only €2 (or 20 dirhams) allows you to sail directly under the waterfall, offering spectacular views and the opportunity to take memorable photos. An authentic and complete experience, perfect for nature lovers and unforgettable adventures.

3 ½ hours from Marrakech, I visited on a tour booked through my hostel. When I arrived at the falls my first reaction was how disappointing. It didn’t look like much at all. But from the bottom of the falls looking up, it was far more beautiful and I was relieved I hadn’t wasted my time. Of course the falls will be better/worse dependent on rain. You can go on a little boat which takes you right up to the falls, almost inside and you get sprayed on which was fun. (Not soaked.) The falls are surrounded by Berber shops and a few restaurants. The shops are cheaper than in Marrakech, the restaurants not. What made this trip for me however, was not the falls, but the Barbary Monkeys which are mainly found on your way out of the falls, though some may linger on the path before you reach them. There are locals unofficially selling you nuts to feed them; you can take you own, the monkeys are wild and feeding them is a personal choice. Be aware however, that I was having a selfie with one and the nut man put one behind me and I ended up having a huge monkey on my head. Which was fun in retrospect as I wasn’t bitten. Do not forget, they are WILD monkeys even if they are used to people. I’m really glad I took the trip here, and everyone else I knew who did it was also glad they did.

Very nice site and few people in September. We refused the Arrival Guide which was imposed on us for 4th per person and which imposed a restaurant (although not included in the excursion). Plan sneakers and pay attention to 732 steps on the way back so not necessarily accessible to all.

This place is absolutely stunning! We took a tour from our hotel which involved a guide taking us to the village and guiding us down the 600 steps to the waterfalls. The steps are not too bad in all honesty, and even coming back up isn’t bad if you’re physically fit - my eldest has exercise induced asthma and was fine. The falls are beautiful and definitely worth seeing. I really recommend getting the raft ride - our guide took us right next to them and took photos of us all together and a brilliant video! He really knows his stuff. There were some lovely shops - some that sell tat but some absolute gems. Remember to barter! I fell over about 50 steps down and carried on. My guide was fantastic in making sure I was ok. I came back up again with the guide behind me every step of the way. It turns out I’d broken my knee so I’m grateful for that! The other thing you need to be aware of is the guys who give you stuff for the monkeys to come onto you. The animals are wild and you do it at your own risk (we’d had rabies vaccinations so did it). They can be VERY pushy - the same guys who gave us food on the way down tried to push us to do on the way up even though we said no. They’re only making a living though and they were actually extremely supportive of my husband who nearly passed out with heat exhaustion when carrying my toddler.

Rather than taking a Guide upon our arrival at the Ouzoud Waterfalls, we listened to the advice of a tourist couple who were in our resort and contacted Abdel (+212 649-238034) via WhatsApp. We agreed on a meeting point where we could serenely leave our rental car. It was perfect! He even relieved my wife by carrying her backpack. During the visit, he managed not to bother us and when we wanted to buy something, he told us the maximum Award we had to spend not to get fooled. During the lunch break, he was very discreet and slipped away with his colleagues when we had offered him lunch with us and was available at the end of our meal. Very nice, he took our family photos and before we bathed we were able to leave our things safely. We really do not regret contacting him! What kindness and professionalism.

Following a recommendation, we visited the waterfall with Abdeljalil. Thanks to him we have seen the waterfall from all angles with very clear explanations about the culture, Berbers and everything around it. Advised us or eat or buy souvenirs without being fooled, we had an incredible approach to monkeys and full of memories thanks to all the photos he could take of us. If you want to visit the Cascade do not go through an official guide who scrapes you at first but contact Abdel before coming who is a real local very nice your day will be amazing!! Here is his number on whatsapp +212 649-238034

Beautiful place in which we spent a magical time thanks to our Guide Abdel who was recommended to us. Without our Guide this tour would have been completely different away from tourist groups Abdel knew how to make us live this moment differently He showed us his secrets to the locals. Jumps in waterfalls, swimming, monkey meals... PS our son and my wife were sick when we arrived and our Guide found local herbs to give them the strength to make this tour Words just encouragement Thank you for everything Just exceptional! Call it fast to discover this exceptional place again thank you +212 649-238034