The Ouzoud waterfalls

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Yes, the Ouzoud Falls are considered worth visiting for their stunning scenery, though the trip involves a long drive and walking. Many visitors find the experience of seeing the high waterfalls, taking a boat ride at the bottom, and seeing monkeys worthwhile, despite the long day and persistent vendors

Ouzoud Falls in Morocco is a breathtaking blend of raw nature and local culture, where thunderous cascades meet tranquil trails, playful monkeys, and warm Berber hospitality. Whether you’re hiking, swimming, or simply gazing at the falls, every moment here is a step deeper into Morocco’s untamed beauty.

There is no entrance fee for the Ouzoud waterfalls but if you want, you could always hire a local guide to show you around (although it’s absolutely not needed)

It is safer to brush your teeth with bottled water, as your stomach may not be used to the different bacteria and minerals in Moroccan tap water.

224 steps

There are 224 steps at the Main Falls Stairs and 185 steps to the Eagle’s Nest view platform.

Mount Toubkal is not technical but you will still need a good basic level of physical fitness. Climbing Toubkal involves walking on steep paths and loose scree which can be tiring. Although the altitude isn’t particularly high, it will still make you more breathless than usual at times.