Ouzoud Waterfalls
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At 110 metres high, these are the most famous waterfalls in Morocco and the tallest in North Africa. They’re one of the major attractions near Marrakech.

Overview

At 110 metres high, these waterfalls formed by the Ouzoud River are the most famous in Morocco and the tallest in North Africa. They’re one of the major attractions near Marrakech, which means the site can get a little crowded on weekends or in summer. The falls are most impressive in late spring.

Key details

  • Type of place: waterfall.
  • Tourist interest: (recommended).
  • Features: waterfalls in a mountainous setting.
  • Location: northeast of Marrakech, not far from Beni Mellal, in the High Atlas.
  • Height: 110 m.
  • Altitude: 1,060 m.
  • Interest of the place: (recommended).

Environment

Precautions

What to see and do

The waterfalls cascade in three drops, the largest of which reaches 75 metres out of the total 110. A walk lets you explore them in 1 to 1.5 hours. The site is open and free, unlike the paid "official" parking lot.

Nearby

Climate and weather

Transport

Getting there

Getting around

The site can only be visited on foot.

Sleeping and eating

Since the site is a tourist hotspot, there are several riads and hotels, as well as restaurants and shops on-site.

Additional information