Azrou Cedar Forest
Azrou Cedar Forest
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Azrou cedar forest is one of Moroccan national parks where you can meet a kind of wild babrbary apes and macaques. This is a preserved area and all the visited are welcome and pray to take care of the area and this distinct animals
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spain22,459 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
Azrou Cedar Forest is located to the South of Azrou, a town 80km to the South from Fez. In this forest, you can see a lot of authoctonous monkeys and you can carefully touch them and give them food, especially peanuts. It is a very good experience for children and all the family (in fact we come here with my 4 years old daughter and she sometimes enjoy and sometimes she was afraid of them). Pitifully, not all is wonderful, because there are a lot of garbage in the picnic and monkeys zone and these animals may have disease rage, so you have to be careful with monkeys. I hope this place improve in the next years.
(see also Monkey Watch, Cedre Gourand and Cedre Gourand Forest)
(see also Monkey Watch, Cedre Gourand and Cedre Gourand Forest)
Written February 7, 2020
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Chelsea D
Dallas, TX615 contributions
Mar 2022 • Friends
After lunch in Midelt, our tour guide drove us through the Azrou Cedar forest on the way to Fez. Like all the other tourists, we got out in the cool mountain air and fed the macaque monkeys. They're very careful not to touch humans, but they will get very close to take Pringles or fruit leather, in our case. They were really adorable! We spent about 20 minutes here until our snacks were gone.
I was chastised by a friend (not on the trip) afterward for encouraging the monkeys to take human food. But they never got violent and ate the food quickly. There is a fence to keep the monkeys back, but also plenty of space to park. Oh, and they have no problem jumping on top of your car to get closer to food offerings!
I was chastised by a friend (not on the trip) afterward for encouraging the monkeys to take human food. But they never got violent and ate the food quickly. There is a fence to keep the monkeys back, but also plenty of space to park. Oh, and they have no problem jumping on top of your car to get closer to food offerings!
Written January 20, 2023
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
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