Full day (~11 h)
Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech
Trade the city heat for Atlantic breezes: blue fishing boats, white-and-blue medina, sea ramparts and argan cooperatives along the road.

Hike down to Morocco's highest waterfall (about 110 m), take a small boat to the spray and meet the wild Barbary macaques living in the olive trees.



Ouzoud Waterfalls Day Trip is a private day trip from Marrakech (duration: full day (~9 h)). Prices start from €25 per person, based on a group of 7 (smaller groups pay a little more). It includes a private air-conditioned vehicle, a licensed driver who speaks English, French or Spanish, and pick-up from your hotel or riad. You can request a quote with no payment; we reply within a few hours.
Hike down to Morocco's highest waterfall (about 110 m), take a small boat to the spray and meet the wild Barbary macaques living in the olive trees.
Departure from your Marrakech accommodation.
About 150 km through olive groves and Middle Atlas foothills.
Walk down to the base of the 110 m falls with a local guide.
A short boat ride to the spray and Barbary macaques in the olive trees.
Tagine with a view, then back to Marrakech around 18:00.
*Prices are per person based on a group of 7; smaller groups pay a little more. Final price confirmed by email.
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Prices start from €25 per person, based on a group of 7 (smaller groups pay a little more). The final price is confirmed by email before anything is booked.
Yes. It is private for your group only, with your own vehicle and driver, so you never share with strangers and can stop whenever you like.
It starts in Marrakech. Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or riad are included.
No. The path down to the falls is easy to moderate with steps; allow about 1.5–2 hours in total. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
Send the request form on this page or message us on WhatsApp at +212 669 841 106. No payment is needed to request a quote: we confirm availability and the final price within a few hours.
Written and checked by the Marrakech Africa Tours local team · Updated October 2026
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