Beautiful walk of around 5 km. Bring sturdy shoes with good grip because it is very steep. Our guide Lhoucine spoke French and knows this region very, very well. The meal was typically Moroccan and very good. We loved this visit. 😉

We visited the waterfalls accompanied by a guide, Nabil Sidky (@nabil_tupac1 on insta) who was extremely friendly, with an infectious good humor and a big smile, which added to the beauty of the waterfalls. I recommend it +++ Thank you ☺️ Ps: in the photo nabil with us ☺️

It is a very long day out from Marrakech. Something like 5 or 6 hours travel time in total. The drive travels through some amazing scenery and lovely villages. The falls them selves are amazing (check how much rain has been if in a dry spell you could get a much less active falls. I recommend walking down the dirt trail and up the stairs. To get to the falls if a bit of a hike and going up the stairs is a real work out , so if you are not good with many heights of climbing stairs or are not in good shape, this trip is not for you. though you can get some great views from the top with not much exercise. On the dirt path you should get to see the wild Barbary apes (monkeys). At the bottom you can take a boat ride under the falls. There are toilets (for a small fee) , restaurants, snack places, soft drinks and water sales, and many tourist souvenir shops. You can swim at the bottom if you want, so bring a suit and towel. The falls are pretty spectacular. Hope this helps people.

Pleasant walk. We learned when we arrived that we had to pay for a guide on site. Nabil was smiling, kind...but very rushed. We had a very pleasant time but we would have liked to enjoy the place more by taking more time. Nabil took us to the restaurant at Mounir's, we didn't really have a choice but we don't regret it: great value for money.

An essential excursion to do during your stay in Marrakech. 2h30 journey, no motorway but the roads are good, not too much traffic. Just be careful when you arrive, children on the side of the road, do not stop. A superb day with our guide Nabil Sidky (@nabil_tupac1 on insta), he spent the whole afternoon with us, at our pace. He guided us on the best path to take, very authentic, to avoid the mass of tourists and the shops.. We had a great day, my children were able to feed the little monkeys, take a little boat trip, meet the locals. A magnificent landscape. Thank you Nabil!!!!

If you are in Morocco you should definitely check out these waterfalls. They are super beautiful and you wouldn't expect them. The circular route is also recommended. It takes about an hour and you should first walk over the small bridge (anti-clockwise)! Conclusion: Great location!

We spent a day at the Ouzoud waterfalls (a must-see excursion from Marrakech) and had the incredible chance to come across "by chance" the Kylian Mbappé of the Cascades: nabil_tupac on Instagram. They showed us the best spots of the waterfalls for photography with joy, good humor and laughter. He is overflowing with the joy of living and is a real breath of fresh air!! He was able to show great patience for the long moments for the photo!! We spent a superb day with him and saw the waterfalls from the best angle and in the best conditions thanks to Nabil. A big thank you to Nabil Lalla Stéfanie and Habibi Eduardo :o)

We really enjoyed the waterfalls (we booked a day trip from Marrakech). They are really beautiful carved into the sand stone and with their height of 110m a sight to see. As we booked it as a day trip we had a guide (Mohamed) he was great, really attentive and helpful which made our stay even better.

Very beautiful place to absolutely do in Morocco. 3 hours drive from Marrakech. We chose this excursion at our hotel and took the private formula in 4×4 With a guide for the price 199 euros per day with meal. Otherwise it’s 32 euros in a group without the meal

Day at the Ouzoud waterfalls We spent the day at the Ouzoud waterfalls, not far from the Moroccan Atlas roads. We had booked an excursion to Marrakech, 15€ per person including the return journey only. Pick-up at the Riad punctual, nothing to say. Transport by air-conditioned and comfortable mini van. We had decided not to take a guide for our walk (not a question of money - Count €3 On Site, + restaurant and activity - but rather the desire to do the walk at our own pace and not in a very supervised group), but when we arrived we found ourselves a little taken aback to be assisted by a guide – adorable however – during the walk… But after some negotiations, we managed to continue on our own… We first went by the “official” route where numerous groups of guided tourists follow each other to the large waterfalls, then to the restaurants indicated by the guides. We then turned back half way to take a different route indicated by a local restaurateur which led to smaller waterfalls and falls a few hundred meters lower, and there surprise!! Wonder at a much calmer valley and water courts where there are many small restaurants nestled at the water's edge with swimming possible, unfortunately empty as we pass by because of the guided tours which do not follow this route (because the guides are not paid by the restaurants…). What a shame, a little “haven of peace” that lives up to its name, run by a brilliant and so authentic family who prefer to reserve the gentleness and privilege of getting to know the most curious visitors who go off the beaten track. But such a shame all the same, the setting and their hospitality would be well worth the detour compared to the more crowded restaurants and the chain service… In short, an unmissable visit, even if you finish by the classic route to admire the waterfalls, the attraction with the boats, the monkeys, etc. but obligatory passage, according to us, on the trails a few ways from the organized outing routes. However, it is important to note that an unofficial "agreement" (not previously mentioned) would exist between Marrakesh tourism agencies and local guides for the care of arriving tourists that 99% follow with pleasure and without question. question. Unfortunately this is never mentioned when booking the activity which only promises transport. If you want to live the experience to the fullest, choose to go there on your own or be advised that you will have to negotiate with the guide once you arrive there. Ps: If you ever want to take this route, turn right towards the small path that goes down rather than left towards the climb at the first intersection after the first 10 minutes of walking, the locals at the juice bar etc will be happy to help you to inform ! Do not hesitate :)