Ouzoud, Marrakesh

Ouzoud Tours & Tickets

Did you know? Ouzoud

Ouzoud's three-tiered waterfall drops 110 meters (360 feet) into a natural emerald pool, making it Morocco's most spectacular cascade.

Berber macaque monkeys live freely around the falls and will steal food from unattended bags—locals call them the 'guardians' of Ouzoud.

The name 'Ouzoud' comes from the Amazigh (Berber) word meaning 'olives,' reflecting the region's ancient olive-growing heritage.

The waterfall sits at the meeting point of two rivers, the Oued el Abid and Oued Tassaout, creating a lush oasis in the semi-arid Atlas plateau.

Local Berber villages have operated traditional olive oil mills powered by the waterfall's spray for centuries, some still visible today.

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