Great experience - Thank you for this wonderful and adventurous day. I am very glad that I chose this excursion and that our guide accompanied us so warmly through the day.

Great day - Really enjoyed the sights, worth the drive ! Excellent guide, very informative took pictures for everyone in the group

Great experience - We were fortunate to have Sadeq as our guide during our activity. Everything went perfectly, he knew how to be both professional and friendly. The experience was rewarding from start to finish and we have a great memory of it. We highly recommend.

Impressive! - It was an impressive trip and a very nice interpreter. Mohammed has guided us well from start to finish! Highly recommended to visit this place.

Tour guide was great - The tour guide Muhammad was amazing! Very knowledgeable and humble! The experience is breathtaking. I’d love to come back with my husband and kids

Must visit, surreal views - Smooth trip, as expected and surreal views. Lots of steps and climbing so be prepared for this. Steps are uneven and wet, so wear good footwear.

Ouzout maroc - A very nice day with our driver Aziz and the guided Adraman Merc has you .a do without esite this really beautiful

The Day the Water Spoke Back - I still feel the mist on my skin as I write this. A monkey, bold as a thief, had just darted past me clutching a stolen biscuit, and in that very instant, the sunlight caught the spray of the falls, scattering it into a thousand shimmering stars. That image—light, water, laughter—is how the whole day feels in memory. The morning began quietly. Hicham, our driver, arrived before the city was fully awake, his warm smile and soft “sabah al khair” easing us into the road ahead. As we left Marrakech behind, the light stretched gently across olive groves, goats paused mid-crossing, and once, Hicham hummed an old tune I didn’t recognize, but it threaded through the stillness like an invitation. The air smelled of earth after dawn, sweet and grounding. When we reached the village, our guide, Mustapha, led us down the trail toward the Ouzoud waterfalls. The path was uneven, sometimes shaded by fig trees, sometimes opening wide with sweeping views of the valley. The air grew heavier, damp with the scent of wet stone. Out of nowhere, monkeys appeared—playful, quick, curious. One tugged gently at a stranger’s backpack, another leapt across branches with the confidence of kings. Their presence made the descent feel like entering another world. And then, the falls themselves. The roar built slowly, like a drumbeat, until we turned a bend and saw them: towering sheets of white water plunging into emerald depths. I chose the boat ride, and as we glided closer, the roar swallowed every other sound. “Hold on!” the boatman cried, and then the spray struck—icy, wild, exhilarating. My laughter came unbidden, as if the water itself had broken something open inside me. Lunch was a slow pause by the river. A clay tajine, fragrant with saffron and lemon, a crisp salad, fresh bread still warm, and the inevitable mint tea. I sat barefoot on the cool stone ledge, listening to Mustapha share stories of growing up near the falls. A child nearby fed a monkey pieces of bread, their giggles threading into the soundscape of rushing water and rustling leaves. The return was quieter. I dozed, waking just in time to catch the sun dissolving into crimson across the hills. My body was tired, but my heart felt stretched, like I had touched something timeless. This ouzoud waterfalls day trip from marrakech was the soul of Morocco in motion. If nature humbles you, the marrakech to ouzoud route is a must.

All fast, it's like a... - Everything fast, it’s like a contest, you have to visit everything fast and only stop where the guide is interested. Breakfast a mess where you stop 15 minutes and there is a queue of 100 people waiting for a coffee eating the snack in the checkout queue serving you coffee when you pay. You can’t stop one in any shop to buy something because the guide goes to his own thing and doesn’t expect anyone. Everything to run and eat where the guide says. The free time in the waterfall should be seen because you don't get a minute.

You can't bathe - Too many people, even though they advertised the bathroom as possible, didn't let us get in the pools. Plus you can't choose where to eat. Not recommended at weekend.