Waterfalls in Morocco: Ouzoud, Ourika and the rest

All 40 waterfall tours on this site leave from Marrakech, and they go to only two places. A shared seat mostly costs under 30 EUR, and 90% of the listings include hotel pickup. That is the real shape of waterfalls in Morocco. The country has no long list of famous falls to sell; it has two day trips out of one city, one to the east and one to the south, priced about like a restaurant lunch. This page is about the country. It says which of the two to pick, what the other Moroccan waterfalls are and why nobody sells them in a minibus, and when the water is worth the drive. The tours themselves sit on the Ouzoud page and the Ourika valley page, 20 listings each. One day is long and aimed at a single big fall, the other is short and mostly a walk, and which suits you depends on how you like to spend a day.

A word on the numbers. The medians here describe the 40 listings we read on 22 October 2026, and we use medians because two listings priced many times higher than the rest would drag an average out of shape. One of them is a private day. The other is a day trip with a boat tour that allows up to 15 travelers per booking, so it may be a group price too, like the private day's. Every other price here is per person. Do not read either as proof that Morocco is expensive: for a seat in a shared minibus, almost everything here costs under 30 EUR. Ratings need the same care. Of the 30,238 reviews behind the 4.75 score, 41% sit on three listings, one Civitatis day trip and two from Bel Mov, and the page says which ones further down. Read the listing in front of you, not the average.