What’s included in the tour ticket?

All tours include round-trip hotel transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, local guide throughout the visit, Setti Fatma waterfall hike, Berber village home visit with mint tea, and women's argan cooperative tour. Shared tours seat 15-20 people. Private tours give dedicated guides and vehicles. Lunch is optional—add as upgrade (3-course meal) or pay on-site at riverside restaurants (110-130 MAD). Tips for guides are appreciated but not required.

Does my ticket include lunch?

That’s up to you! Some tickets include a riverside meal at traditional Ourika Valley restaurants, while others are tour-only. You can easily upgrade at checkout to add lunch.

How long does the Ourika Valley day trip last?

Most day trips run 9–10 hours, starting with morning pickup in Marrakech and returning in the late afternoon.

How far is Ourika Valley from Marrakech?

Ourika Valley is 60km (37 miles) from Marrakech center. The drive takes roughly 90 minutes through winding Atlas Mountain roads. Tours depart around 8am and return by 5-6pm making it a comfortable day trip without overnight stays.

Is the Setti Fatma waterfall hike suitable for everyone?

The hike to the first waterfall takes 45-60 minutes uphill on rocky, uneven terrain with stone steps and occasional scrambling over rocks. It requires average fitness and proper footwear. Not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, children under 8, or travelers with mobility issues or vertigo. The trail is not paved and has no railings. Higher waterfalls (2-7) are steeper and more challenging.

Can you visit Ourika Valley without a guide?

Yes—you can drive yourself or take a grand taxi to Setti Fatma, then hike independently. However, unofficial guides at the parking lot may pressure you saying guides are "mandatory" (they're not). Tours provide licensed guides who handle logistics, explain cultural context at Berber homes and cooperatives, and navigate the trail safely. Going solo saves money but adds hassle and language barriers.

What languages are the tours available in?

Shared tours provide guides speaking English, French, Spanish, or Arabic—specify preference when booking. Private tours offer additional languages including German and Italian with advance notice. Berber families at village homes usually speak Berber and Arabic with guides translating.

Where does the Ourika Valley tour pick me up?

Tours provide hotel and riad pickup across Marrakech. Vehicles arrive at your accommodation around 7:45-8:15am (exact timing confirmed day before). Riads in the medina with narrow access may use nearby meeting points (5-minute walk). Return drop-off is at the same location by 5-6pm.

When is the best time to visit the Ourika Valley?

Spring (March-May) offers maximum waterfall flow, blooming wildflowers, green terraced fields, and comfortable temperatures (20-25°C). Summer (June-August) works as a heat escape from Marrakech's 40°C+ temps—valley stays 10-15°C cooler, though waterfalls have less water. Fall (September-November) brings pleasant weather and smaller crowds. Winter (December-February) can be cold with potential snow at higher elevations. For emptier trails, choose weekdays over weekends.

What are the best things to do in Ourika Valley?

The main attractions are hiking to Setti Fatma waterfalls (1-hour trek to first waterfall), visiting traditional Berber village homes with mint tea and mountain views, watching argan oil production at women's cooperatives, and eating riverside tagines with feet in the Ourika River. Some tours include Monday market visits at Tnine Ourika or optional botanical gardens.

Is Ourika Valley worth it or just a tourist trap?

The lower riverside area near parking lots has tourist-focused restaurants and persistent unofficial guides, which some find pushy. However, the valley itself, Setti Fatma waterfalls, and authentic Berber villages higher up remain genuinely beautiful. Verified tours avoid forced carpet shop stops and use vetted argan cooperatives with no pressure to buy. Weekday visits feel less commercialized than summer weekends.

What should I wear on an Ourika Valley tour?

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes with grip (hiking boots or sneakers—not flip-flops). Bring layers as valley is 10-15°C cooler than Marrakech. Long pants work better than shorts for scrambling over rocks. Pack sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses for exposed trail sections. Water shoes work if you want to wade in waterfall pools. Bring modest clothing if visiting Berber homes (shoulders and knees covered is respectful).

Can you swim in Ourika Valley waterfalls?

Natural pools form at the base of Setti Fatma's first waterfall where wading and swimming work in spring and summer. Water stays cool year-round (refreshing in heat, chilly in cooler months). Bring swimwear and water shoes—smooth underwater rocks are slippery. Changing facilities are basic. Skip swimming after heavy rains when water turns muddy and currents strengthen. Deeper pools higher up the trail are less accessible.

What if weather is bad on my Ourika tour day?

Tours operate year-round in most conditions. Light rain makes waterfalls fuller and valleys greener—just bring rain jacket. Heavy storms or flash flood warnings may cause cancellations for safety (rare, mainly spring storms). If weather forces cancellation, operators offer full refunds or rebooking. Winter snow at higher elevations sometimes makes roads challenging—tours may adjust routes or timing. Check forecasts—summer rain is very rare.

Is Ourika Valley safe for solo travelers?

Yes. The valley itself is safe with friendly local communities. Tours provide licensed guides who stay with you throughout. Solo women report generally positive experiences on shared tours. Some unofficial guides at Setti Fatma parking can be pushy—politely decline extra services if you're already with a tour guide. Avoid hiking alone without a guide as trails lack clear signage and phone coverage is spotty.

Can elderly travelers or families with young children do this tour?

The Berber home visit and argan cooperative work for all ages. The Setti Fatma waterfall hike challenges elderly with knee issues and children under 8. The 45-60 minute uphill trail is rocky with uneven steps and scrambling—not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs. Active seniors with good mobility succeed with breaks. Young children tire easily on the terrain. Private tours accommodate slower paces better. Some guests choose to skip the hike and enjoy riverside cafes while the group climbs.

How does Ourika Valley compare to Ouzoud Falls or Imlil?

Ourika is closest to Marrakech (60km, 90 minutes) with moderate waterfall hikes and authentic Berber villages—best for limited time and lighter activity. Ouzoud Falls reaches 110 meters (North Africa's tallest) but requires 3-hour drive each way—better for waterfall focus and full-day commitment. Imlil offers stronger mountain trekking vibes near Mount Toubkal with cooler temps and serious hiking options—best for trekkers and mountain enthusiasts. Ourika balances accessibility, culture, and nature in one easy day trip.

Is the argan cooperative visit a scam or worth it?

The argan cooperative itself is legitimate—you watch traditional oil production methods that take hours of hand-cracking nuts and stone-mill pressing. The educational value is real. Some cooperatives have pushy sales tactics, which annoys travelers. Verified tours use women-run cooperatives with less pressure. Purchases are genuinely optional—polite "no thank you" works. If interested in argan products, prices at cooperatives are often better than medina shops for authentic quality.

What's the Monday market at Tnine Ourika?

Tnine Ourika hosts a traditional weekly souk every Monday where local Berber communities trade produce, spices, textiles, and livestock. It's authentically local (not tourist-focused) with genuine prices and atmosphere. Only accessible on Mondays—most standard tours don't include it, but private tours can route through if you request. Worth seeing if your travel dates align with Monday visits.

Are there restrooms during the Ourika Valley tour?

Yes. The argan cooperative has basic facilities. Riverside restaurants at Setti Fatma have toilets (cleanliness varies—some are squat-style). The waterfall trailhead area has limited facilities. Private tours can request additional bathroom stops en route. Bring tissues and hand sanitizer as toilet paper and soap aren't always available.

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Araceli

Jan 2026

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We had a fantastic time on the Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour from Marrakech. The day was very well organized and offered a great balance between scenery, activity, and relaxation. Our main guide, Oussama, was really nice, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout the day, which made the experience even better. The hike to the waterfalls was led by Sufyan, who was also really nice and made the hike enjoyable and easy to follow. This part of the tour was the highlight for us: beautiful views, a pleasant pace, and accessible for most people. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are definitely advisable, but the hike itself is easy and enjoyable. We also visited a women’s cooperative, where we were able to learn about and try argan oil products, which was a very nice and interesting addition to the tour. Lunch by the water was excellent and very atmospheric. Sitting next to the river after the hike was a perfect way to relax and enjoy local food. Overall, this tour is highly recommended if you want to explore beyond Marrakech and experience the natural beauty of the Atlas Mountains and the Ourika Valley.

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Hungary

Jan 2026

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We went on a tour with Click Excursión and the experience was excellent from start to finish. Our driver, Imad Jamzaoui, was extremely friendly, attentive at all times, and very professional. During the trip, he explained everything in detail, took care of the group, and gave us great recommendations that made all the difference to the tour. The organization was perfect, the guide was very good, and the food was delicious. Without a doubt, this is a highly recommended excursion, and we would especially like to highlight Imad's treatment and dedication. We would definitely do it again.

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United Kingdom

Jan 2026

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The Sunset Desert Tour with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers was an exceptionally well-organized and unforgettable experience from start to finish. Every aspect of the tour was handled with great attention to detail, ensuring comfort, safety, and enjoyment throughout. The quad biking was thrilling, the camel ride offered a peaceful and authentic desert moment, and the evening concluded beautifully with a delicious dinner and an impressive live show under the stars. A special mention goes to our guide, Lmlali, whose professionalism truly elevated the experience. He was extremely kind, respectful, and attentive, always making sure everyone felt comfortable and well-informed. His calm demeanor, clear communication, and genuine hospitality reflected a high standard of service. Thanks to his dedication and excellent guidance, the entire tour felt seamless and memorable. I highly recommend this experience to anyone seeking a premium and well-managed desert adventure.

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Dec 2025

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We had a great time on this desert excursion. Our guide Ahmed was very pleasant and professional, always present and reassuring, a real pleasure to have. The team on site is also very attentive, whatever the activity. Moroccan hospitality is very much in evidence. Once again, a big thank you to everyone for this wonderful time.

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France

Dec 2025

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The whole day was magnificent. Beautiful scenery in this magnificent Berber village. Many thanks to our friendly tour guide Hamid.

Deborah

United Kingdom

Jan 2026

Driver was fantastic. Very friendly and did a good job. The meal was excellent. We stopped at a pottery shop and a cosmetic shop. All stops were interesting and we were not pressured to buy anything.

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Spain

Jan 2026

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United States

Jan 2026

This was the highlight of my trip! The waterfall itself is spectacular. It was well organized and we moved from each activity with ease. Our guide was excellent!

What to expect on your Ourika Valley day trip from Marrakech

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Drive time: 90 minutes through mountain roads

Drive 60km through winding Atlas foothills with views of terraced fields and Berber villages. The air gets cooler as you climb, 10-15°C less than Marrakech.

Expert guide in your choice of language

Your local guide meets you at pickup and stays throughout, no handoffs to strangers at the trailhead. They speak English, French, Spanish, or Arabic.

1-hour waterfall hike at Setti Fatma

Hike roughly 45-60 minutes up rocky, uneven paths to the first waterfall. The trail involves steps, stones, and some scrambling. Water shoes work if you want to wade in pools.

Traditional Berber village visit

Stop at a family home in the valley to see traditional mountain architecture. Share mint tea, learn how people live at altitude, and see rooftop views over terraced fields.

Women's Argan Oil Cooperative

Watch Berber women hand-crack argan nuts and press oil using traditional stone mills. The visit explains the process.

Optional riverside lunch

Riverside restaurants serve tagines, couscous, and grilled meats with feet-in-the-water seating. Lunch costs roughly 110-130 MAD if you add the upgrade. Vegetarian options available.

Things to know before booking your Ourika Valley day trip

Duration & travel time: Ourika Valley lies 30–64 km south of Marrakech. Expect a 60–90 minute drive each way on mountain roads. Most tours last 8–10 hours, with hotel pickup between 8–9am and return by 5–6pm. You’ll spend around 4–5 hours in the valley.
Physical requirements: The hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls is moderate but uneven. 45–60 minutes uphill on rocky dirt paths, stone steps, and slippery sections. The first waterfall is easy; reaching all seven requires more effort and balance. Not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, or travelers with serious mobility issues or vertigo
Footwear matters: Wear closed-toe shoes with a good grip. Sandals and flip-flops are unsafe. Children under 8 and seniors with knee issues may struggle, but most travelers with average fitness manage with breaks.
Inclusions vary: Most tours include round-trip transport from your Marrakech hotel, a licensed guide, a hike at Setti Fatma, a visit to a Berber home, and women's argan oil cooperative. Lunch is not always included. Riverside meals cost ~110–130 MAD if not pre-included.
Tour types: Shared group tours usually seat 15–20 people in minivans. Private tours include a dedicated guide and vehicle. Combo tours may pair Ourika with Agafay Desert, hammam, or sunset experiences.
Cultural notes: Monday and Thursday visits may coincide with local Berber markets. Tea stops at village homes are common and offer insight into Amazigh mountain life. Dress comfortably but modestly in Berber villages; covered shoulders/thighs recommended.

Which Ourika Valley day trip is best for you

Shared full-day Atlas Mountains tour

Travel with a small group (15-20 people) in an air-conditioned minivan. Hotel pickup at 8am, guided waterfall hike to Setti Fatma, Berber home visit, argan cooperative tour. Return to Marrakech by 5-6pm.

Best for: Budget travelers, solo adventurers, couples, first-time visitors
Duration: 9-10 hours (including transfers)
Price: Starting from US$14.16 per person
Upgrade: Add 3-course riverside lunch (starter, tagine/couscous/grilled meat, dessert with mint tea)

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From Marrakech: Atlas Mountains, Ourika Valley & Waterfall Full-Day Tour

Private Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains tour

Your own vehicle, driver, and guide for the day. Customize your pace—spend longer at viewpoints, take more photo stops, or adjust the itinerary. Guide speaks English, French, Spanish, Arabic, German, or Italian.

Best for: Families with kids or seniors, photographers, groups wanting flexibility, travelers with specific interests
Duration: 9-10 hours (flexible timing)
Price: Starting from US$100 for up to 4 people
Upgrade: Add 3-course riverside lunch (vegetarian options available)

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From Marrakech: Atlas Mountains, Ourika Valley & Waterfall Full-Day Tour

3-experience combo: Ourika + Desert + Hammam Spa

Book all three Moroccan experiences together and use tickets on different days during your stay. Day 1: Ourika Valley mountains and waterfalls with lunch. Day 2: Traditional hammam steam session with eucalyptus black soap scrub. Day 3: Agafay Desert camel ride, quad biking, and dinner show.

Best for: Multi-day stays in Marrakech, travelers wanting relaxation and adventure, budget-conscious planners
Duration: Use over 3 separate days
Price: Starting from US$88 per person

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Combo: Atlas Mountains & Ourika Valley Tour + Desert Safari with Dinner + Spa Hammam

Main Stops on Your Ourika Valley Day Trip

Setti Fatma Waterfalls

Seven waterfalls reached by a guided mountain walk.
Most tours hike to the first waterfall (rocky, uneven trail); higher falls are optional and more demanding.
Natural pools form at the base, best views after spring snowmelt.
Time: ~1.5–2 hrs total
Included: Yes

Traditional Berber village home

A short stop inside a local mountain home.
Learn how families farm terraced land, bake bread, and live year-round in the Atlas.
Mint tea is commonly offered; visits are brief and respectful.
Time: 30–45 mins
Included: Yes

Women’s Argan Oil Cooperative

See how argan oil is made by hand, from cracking nuts to stone grinding and pressing.
Understand the difference between culinary vs cosmetic argan oil.
Buying products is optional.
Time: 20–30 mins
Included: Yes

Ourika River & Valley views

Scenic drive following the Ourika River through terraced fields and mountain villages.
Photo stops highlight the contrast between green valleys and red-earth slopes.
Cooler temperatures than Marrakech year-round.
Time: Spread through drive
Included: Yes

Atlas Mountain viewpoints

Short roadside stops overlooking the High Atlas range.
Best visibility in winter and spring when peaks remain snow-capped.
Stops depend on traffic and weather conditions.
Time: 10–15 mins total
Included: Yes

Riverside lunch spots

Optional lunch at restaurants set directly over the river.
Traditional tagines, couscous, and grilled meats; feet-in-the-water seating is common.
Restaurants are pre-selected for cleanliness and fair pricing.
Time: 1–1.5 hrs
Included: In select options, if buying separately it can cost between 110–130 MAD

Tnine Ourika Monday Market

Weekly Berber market selling produce, spices, and textiles.
Local-focused and non-touristy.
Only possible on Mondays.
Time: 30–45 mins
Availability: Mondays only

Anima Garden or Nectarome Gardens

Optional botanical stops on private tours.
Anima blends art and exotic plants; Nectarome focuses on medicinal herbs used in Moroccan cosmetics.
Time: 45–60 mins
Requires: Private tour + entry fee

Your Ourika Valley day trip itinerary

Morning (8am to 11am)

Hotel pickup begins around 8am across Marrakech.
Travel 60 km (≈90 minutes) through Atlas Mountain foothills, passing villages like Aghbalou and terraced farmland. As elevation increases, temperatures drop by 10–15°C compared to the city.
Arrive in Ourika Valley around 9:30–10am.
First stop is a women’s argan oil cooperative, where you’ll see the traditional process, from hand-cracking nuts to stone-mill pressing (20–30 minutes).

Midday (11am–2:30pm)

Visit a traditional Berber family home to share mint tea and learn about mountain life, architecture, and agriculture (30–45 minutes).
Continue to Setti Fatma village to begin the waterfall hike.
The guided walk takes 45–60 minutes uphill on rocky, uneven paths with stone steps and short scrambles. Most tours reach the first waterfall, where natural pools form. Return downhill takes about 30–45 minutes.
Lunch follows at a riverside restaurant if you’ve added the meal upgrade, or you may dine independently nearby (1–1.5 hours).

Afternoon (2:30pm–6pm)

Depart Setti Fatma between 2:30–3pm.
Drive back through the valley with brief photo stops at scenic viewpoints, depending on traffic and weather.
The return journey takes about 90 minutes. Drop-off at your riad or hotel in Marrakech is typically between 5–6pm.

Private tour flexibility

Private tours let you set the pace. Depart earlier to beat crowds or later for a relaxed start, and spend more time at viewpoints.
Request optional stops like the Monday market or gardens such as Anima Garden or Nectarome (advance notice required).

Best time to visit Ourika Valley

Weather & seasons

Spring (Mar–May): Best overall. Snowmelt brings strong waterfalls, wildflowers bloom, and valley temperatures stay comfortable (≈20–25°C).
Summer (Jun–Aug): Ideal heat escape. The valley stays 10–15°C cooler than Marrakech, though waterfall flow is lower.
Fall (Sep–Nov): Mild weather, fewer visitors, and moderate water levels—good balance of scenery and calm.
Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold mornings (≈5–10°C). Snow may appear at higher elevations and occasionally affect road access.

Crowds & best days

Quietest: Tuesday–Thursday, with fewer tour groups and easier hikes.
Busiest: Weekends, especially July–August, when local families visit and riverside restaurants fill quickly.
Market day: Mondays are best if you want to see the Tnine Ourika weekly Berber market.

Special considerations

Weather safety: Heavy rain can trigger flash-flood precautions; tours may reroute or cancel if conditions aren’t safe.
Seasonal highlights: Almond blossoms appear in late winter to early spring (Feb–Mar).
Ramadan: Restaurant hours and lunch availability may vary, confirm plans in advance.

How to get from Marrakech to Ourika Valley

Visitors in a traditional kitchen during the Ourika Valley tour from Marrakesh.

Pre-arranged tours include hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport for the 90-minute mountain drive, and a local guide who manages timing, navigation, and logistics at Setti Fatma.
The full itinerary is handled for you, including the waterfall hike, Berber home visit, and argan cooperative, with a scheduled return to Marrakech.

Best for: First-time visitors, convenience seekers

Travel time: ~90 minutes each way

Drive yourself via the N9 toward Ouarzazate, then branch toward Ourika Valley.
Roads are paved but winding, with hairpin bends and limited shoulders in sections.

Best for: Confident drivers wanting full independence

Travel time: ~90 minutes (≈60 km)

Approx cost: 250–400 MAD/day + fuel
Keep in mind: Paid parking near trailheads (≈20–30 MAD). No guide or on-site support.

Yellow taxi sign on a car roof in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Shared “grand taxis” (usually 6-seat sedans) depart from Marrakech taxi ranks toward Ourika villages.
The taxi leaves once all seats are filled and may stop along the way.

Best for: Budget travelers comfortable with uncertainty

Travel time: 90 minutes–2 hours

Approx cost: 50–80 MAD per person
Keep in mind: No guide included. At Setti Fatma, unofficial guides may approach you at the parking area.

Outdoor dining by a river in Ourika Valley, Morocco, with colorful tables and people enjoying meals.

Hire a driver for round-trip transport without guided services.
You’re dropped off in Ourika and manage activities independently before returning to Marrakech.

Best for: Travelers who want comfort but plan to explore solo

Travel time: ~90 minutes each way

Approx cost: 600–800 MAD per vehicle
Keep in mind: No guiding or cultural context included; you handle Setti Fatma logistics on your own.

Helpful tips for your Ourika Valley day trip

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes: The waterfall trail is rocky with uneven steps and scrambles. Hiking boots or grippy sneakers work, flip-flops and sandals are dangerous.
Bring layers: Valley is 10-15°C cooler than Marrakech. Light jacket or sweater needed even in summer, especially in shaded areas and higher elevations.
Pack water shoes if swimming: Natural pools at waterfall base invite wading. Smooth underwater rocks turn slippery, water shoes prevent falls.
Carry cash (Dirhams): Riverside restaurants, drinks, souvenirs, and guide tips require cash. ATMs are scarce in the valley, bring 200-300 MAD per person.
Weekdays beat weekends: Tuesday-Thursday see fewer crowds. Fridays and Sundays (especially summer) bring heavy local family traffic and packed restaurants.
Order lunch before 1pm: Riverside restaurants fill up at peak times. Early arrival means better table selection and faster service.
Negotiate gently at cooperatives: The argan cooperative is educational, but some pressure to buy may exist. Polite "no thank you" works, purchases are genuinely optional.
Decline unofficial guides: At Setti Fatma parking, locals may offer "required" guide services. Your tour guide already handles the hike, extra guides aren't mandatory.
Bring sunscreen and hat: Mountain sun is strong, especially on exposed trail sections. Clouds don't prevent sunburn at altitude.
Leave valuables in vehicle: Don't carry passport, excess cash, or jewelry on the hike. Pockets can empty during scrambles over rocks.

Frequently asked questions about Ourika Valley day trips from Marrakech

You can choose between shared group tours starting from US$15 or private options from US$100. Each Ourika Valley day tour includes transfers, a guide, and highlights like the famous waterfalls and Berber cultural stops.

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What's not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

Inclusions #

Full-day tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle (shared and private options)
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Local riverside lunch (if option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Inclusions #

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains

Full-day tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle
English, Spanish, French, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber house
Visit to a women’s argan oil cooperative
Local riverside lunch

Agafay Desert

Hotel pick-up and drop-off in minibus
Guide
15-min camel ride in the desert
40-min quad ride in the desert
Traditional 3-course Moroccan dinner
Fire show and live entertainment under the stars

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses and sun hat for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large bags or oversized luggage

Accessibility

Not recommended for guests with mobility difficulties due to moderate hiking on steep, uneven terrain with many steps.
The hike involves descending and ascending alongside the 110-meter falls.
Some trail sections can be slippery, especially after rain.

Additional information

Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00-7:30pm. Actual return time may vary due to traffic or weather
Drive duration: 3 hours each way (150km from Marrakech) with scheduled breaks
Time at falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Pickup: Available from your hotel or riad in Marrakech. If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Meeting point: If your hotel is not listed, a central meeting point will be arranged
Boat ride: Included in tour price. Expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Don't feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March-June) for maximum water flow; Summer for swimming; Winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months
Pickup available throughout Marrakech. Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your tour by 6pm. For last-minute bookings, you'll be contacted shortly after booking.

Inclusions #

Full-day shared tour to Ouzoud Waterfalls
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle from Marrakech
Shared or private transfers (based on option selected)
English, Spanish, French, or Arabic-speaking local guide
Guided 1.5-hour hike through Ouzoud Gorge with multiple viewpoints
Boat ride to the base of the waterfalls
30-minute break in Tamellalt village
Regular stops for water and restrooms
Local Moroccan lunch at riverside café (if option selected)

Exclusions #

Tips

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Day trip from Marrakesh with guided Hassan II Mosque tour and free time in Casablanca.

Everything you get: Travel from Marrakesh to Casablanca with round-trip shared transfers and an English-speaking guide. Enjoy a guided tour of the majestic Hassan II Mosque, then explore Casablanca and visit markets, seaside promenades, or try local cuisine.
Why choose this: This all-in-one guided day trip lets you explore Morocco’s coastal city, hassle-free.
Upgrades: Add a private transfer for a more personalized, flexible schedule.

Inclusions #

Shared or private transportation from Marrakesh (based on option selected)
Guided visit to Hassan II Mosque (entry ticket to be purchased at the venue)
Free time in Casablanca
English-speaking guide

Exclusions #

Meals
Mosque entry fees

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking for verification.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the tour involves moderate walking.
Dress modestly, ensuring shoulders and knees are covered, especially for the mosque visit.
Bring cash or card to purchase your entry ticket to the Hassan II Mosque at the venue.

What’s not allowed

Shorts, sleeveless tops, and revealing clothing are not permitted inside the Hassan II Mosque.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the mosque premises.
Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Pets are not permitted on the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
The tour may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility due to walking and steps at certain sites.

Additional information

The tour operates in all weather conditions; please dress appropriately.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash and tripods may be restricted inside the mosque.
Please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
The itinerary and timings may be subject to change due to local conditions or events.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ouzoud Waterfalls Guided Hike with Boat Ride What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, rocky, and potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
The hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain with many steps and some slippery sections, especially after rain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your trip (usually by 5–6pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00–7:30pm; drive duration is approximately 3 hours each way with scheduled breaks
Time at the falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Boat ride: Included in tour price; expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Do not feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March–June) for maximum water flow; summer for swimming; winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains Tour What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2–7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

Inclusions #

Transport & logistics

Round-trip hotel/riad transfers from Marrakech in an air-conditioned vehicle
Shared transfers
Licensed local guide (language based on option selected)

Ouzoud Waterfalls day tour

Boat ride to the base of the waterfalls
Guided hike through Ouzoud Gorge with panoramic viewpoints
30-minute stop in Tamellalt village

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains day tour

Scenic drive through the Atlas Mountains with photo stops
Guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall in the Ourika Valley
Visit to Tnine Ourika Berber village (Monday souk when available)
Visit to a traditional Berber home
Stop at a women’s argan oil cooperative

Meals

Local riverside lunch (only if lunch option is selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Traditional Moroccan Steam Hammam & Spa Massage with Optional Hotel Transfers

What to bring

Wear your swimsuit or underwear for the steam/hammam area. Many luxury spas will provide a bathrobe and towels, but it’s still wise to have swim bottoms or under-garments just in case.
Bring a change of dry, comfortable clothes for after the treatment — your skin will be freshly scrubbed and may feel tender.
Slip-on waterproof sandals or flip-flops to move safely in the wet spa/steam area.
Ensure you bring any health- or mobility-related information with you (e.g., if you have skin conditions, are pregnant, or have other special requirements) so the spa staff can assist appropriately.

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What’s not allowed

Jewellery, watches or other valuables as humid/steam environments are not ideal for these, and many spas ask you to store them safely.
Loud behaviour, photography or phone use in the hammam/steam rooms.
If you feel unwell (for example dizzy from heat, skin irritated, or expecting complications) you should avoid going into intense steam or scrub areas.
Oversized bags or luggage into the spa treatment area. Facilities usually provide lockers for small items and recommend leaving large items in your hotel/transfer vehicle.

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Accessibility

This experience may not be suitable for guests using wheelchairs or those with significant mobility issues as the steam and scrub environment can involve walking on wet floors, steps or raised platforms.
If you have mobility limitations, skin conditions, open wounds, or are pregnant, please inform the spa ahead of time so they can advise whether the scrub and steam treatments are appropriate for you.

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Additional information

Arrive a little early so you can get changed, store your items in the locker and ease into the spa environment.
The spa is operated by 100% female staff.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Inclusions #

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains:

Full-day shared tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip shared hotel/riad transfers in an A/C minivan
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Riverside lunch (3-course meal with tagine, couscous, or grilled meat)

Traditional Hammam & Spa:

45-minute black soap & eucalyptus scrub in steam hammam
Bathrobes and towels
Complimentary mint tea
Free Wi-Fi
Secure lockers for belongings
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers with professional driver

Agafay Desert Safari:

Round-trip shared minibus transfers from Marrakech hotel/riad
Professional guide for desert activities
15-minute camel ride in the desert
40-minute quad bike ride with safety equipment
Traditional 3-course Moroccan dinner
Live Berber music and fire show under the stars

Exclusions #

Personal expenses

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Cash for market purchases if your tour falls on a Monday

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings
Your private guide can adjust the hike difficulty or skip it entirely based on your group's needs

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Your private tour allows flexible timing at each stop—spend more time where you're interested
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms can be adjusted to your preferences
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary based on your chosen pace and requested stops
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing—discuss with your private guide if interested
German and Italian-speaking guides available for additional fee.

Inclusions #

Full-day private tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip private hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle (exclusively for your group)
Private multilingual guide (English, Spanish, French, Arabic, German, or Italian)
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Flexibility to customize timing and stops to your group's preferences
Local riverside lunch (if option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Swimwear is recommended for use in the hammam and spa facilities.
Personal toiletries if desired, though bathrobes, towels, and small lockers are provided.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the spa.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed in the spa area.

Accessibility

This experience is not accessible by wheelchair or pram/strollers.

Additional information

Facilities include changing rooms, restrooms, lockers, and free Wi-Fi in the spa lounge.
The spa is staffed entirely by female professionals.
Complimentary mint tea is served at the end of your session.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow time for check-in and preparation.

Inclusions #

Admission to the spa
Access to the steam hammam
Bathrobes and towels
Small lockers for personal belongings
Complimentary mint tea
Free Wi-Fi in the spa lounge
45-minute black soap and eucalyptus scrub (based on selected option)
45-minute aromatherapy massage with argan oil (based on selected option)
90-minute combined spa ritual (scrub and massage) (based on selected option)

Exclusions #

Personal expenses
Additional treatments not listed in the selected variant

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What's not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

Inclusions #

Full-day tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle (shared and private options)
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Local riverside lunch (if option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Inclusions #

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains

Full-day tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle
English, Spanish, French, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber house
Visit to a women’s argan oil cooperative
Local riverside lunch

Agafay Desert

Hotel pick-up and drop-off in minibus
Guide
15-min camel ride in the desert
40-min quad ride in the desert
Traditional 3-course Moroccan dinner
Fire show and live entertainment under the stars

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses and sun hat for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large bags or oversized luggage

Accessibility

Not recommended for guests with mobility difficulties due to moderate hiking on steep, uneven terrain with many steps.
The hike involves descending and ascending alongside the 110-meter falls.
Some trail sections can be slippery, especially after rain.

Additional information

Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00-7:30pm. Actual return time may vary due to traffic or weather
Drive duration: 3 hours each way (150km from Marrakech) with scheduled breaks
Time at falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Pickup: Available from your hotel or riad in Marrakech. If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Meeting point: If your hotel is not listed, a central meeting point will be arranged
Boat ride: Included in tour price. Expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Don't feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March-June) for maximum water flow; Summer for swimming; Winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months
Pickup available throughout Marrakech. Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your tour by 6pm. For last-minute bookings, you'll be contacted shortly after booking.

Inclusions #

Full-day shared tour to Ouzoud Waterfalls
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle from Marrakech
Shared or private transfers (based on option selected)
English, Spanish, French, or Arabic-speaking local guide
Guided 1.5-hour hike through Ouzoud Gorge with multiple viewpoints
Boat ride to the base of the waterfalls
30-minute break in Tamellalt village
Regular stops for water and restrooms
Local Moroccan lunch at riverside café (if option selected)

Exclusions #

Tips

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Day trip from Marrakesh with guided Hassan II Mosque tour and free time in Casablanca.

Everything you get: Travel from Marrakesh to Casablanca with round-trip shared transfers and an English-speaking guide. Enjoy a guided tour of the majestic Hassan II Mosque, then explore Casablanca and visit markets, seaside promenades, or try local cuisine.
Why choose this: This all-in-one guided day trip lets you explore Morocco’s coastal city, hassle-free.
Upgrades: Add a private transfer for a more personalized, flexible schedule.

Inclusions #

Shared or private transportation from Marrakesh (based on option selected)
Guided visit to Hassan II Mosque (entry ticket to be purchased at the venue)
Free time in Casablanca
English-speaking guide

Exclusions #

Meals
Mosque entry fees

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking for verification.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the tour involves moderate walking.
Dress modestly, ensuring shoulders and knees are covered, especially for the mosque visit.
Bring cash or card to purchase your entry ticket to the Hassan II Mosque at the venue.

What’s not allowed

Shorts, sleeveless tops, and revealing clothing are not permitted inside the Hassan II Mosque.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the mosque premises.
Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Pets are not permitted on the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
The tour may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility due to walking and steps at certain sites.

Additional information

The tour operates in all weather conditions; please dress appropriately.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Photography is allowed in most areas, but flash and tripods may be restricted inside the mosque.
Please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
The itinerary and timings may be subject to change due to local conditions or events.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Ouzoud Waterfalls Guided Hike with Boat Ride What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, rocky, and potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
The hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain with many steps and some slippery sections, especially after rain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your trip (usually by 5–6pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00–7:30pm; drive duration is approximately 3 hours each way with scheduled breaks
Time at the falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Boat ride: Included in tour price; expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Do not feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March–June) for maximum water flow; summer for swimming; winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains Tour What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2–7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

Inclusions #

Transport & logistics

Round-trip hotel/riad transfers from Marrakech in an air-conditioned vehicle
Shared transfers
Licensed local guide (language based on option selected)

Ouzoud Waterfalls day tour

Boat ride to the base of the waterfalls
Guided hike through Ouzoud Gorge with panoramic viewpoints
30-minute stop in Tamellalt village

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains day tour

Scenic drive through the Atlas Mountains with photo stops
Guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall in the Ourika Valley
Visit to Tnine Ourika Berber village (Monday souk when available)
Visit to a traditional Berber home
Stop at a women’s argan oil cooperative

Meals

Local riverside lunch (only if lunch option is selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Traditional Moroccan Steam Hammam & Spa Massage with Optional Hotel Transfers

What to bring

Wear your swimsuit or underwear for the steam/hammam area. Many luxury spas will provide a bathrobe and towels, but it’s still wise to have swim bottoms or under-garments just in case.
Bring a change of dry, comfortable clothes for after the treatment — your skin will be freshly scrubbed and may feel tender.
Slip-on waterproof sandals or flip-flops to move safely in the wet spa/steam area.
Ensure you bring any health- or mobility-related information with you (e.g., if you have skin conditions, are pregnant, or have other special requirements) so the spa staff can assist appropriately.

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What’s not allowed

Jewellery, watches or other valuables as humid/steam environments are not ideal for these, and many spas ask you to store them safely.
Loud behaviour, photography or phone use in the hammam/steam rooms.
If you feel unwell (for example dizzy from heat, skin irritated, or expecting complications) you should avoid going into intense steam or scrub areas.
Oversized bags or luggage into the spa treatment area. Facilities usually provide lockers for small items and recommend leaving large items in your hotel/transfer vehicle.

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Accessibility

This experience may not be suitable for guests using wheelchairs or those with significant mobility issues as the steam and scrub environment can involve walking on wet floors, steps or raised platforms.
If you have mobility limitations, skin conditions, open wounds, or are pregnant, please inform the spa ahead of time so they can advise whether the scrub and steam treatments are appropriate for you.

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Additional information

Arrive a little early so you can get changed, store your items in the locker and ease into the spa environment.
The spa is operated by 100% female staff.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

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Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains:

Full-day shared tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip shared hotel/riad transfers in an A/C minivan
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, or Arabic-speaking local guide
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Riverside lunch (3-course meal with tagine, couscous, or grilled meat)

Traditional Hammam & Spa:

45-minute black soap & eucalyptus scrub in steam hammam
Bathrobes and towels
Complimentary mint tea
Free Wi-Fi
Secure lockers for belongings
Round-trip hotel/riad transfers with professional driver

Agafay Desert Safari:

Round-trip shared minibus transfers from Marrakech hotel/riad
Professional guide for desert activities
15-minute camel ride in the desert
40-minute quad bike ride with safety equipment
Traditional 3-course Moroccan dinner
Live Berber music and fire show under the stars

Exclusions #

Personal expenses

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Cash for market purchases if your tour falls on a Monday

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings
Your private guide can adjust the hike difficulty or skip it entirely based on your group's needs

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Your private tour allows flexible timing at each stop—spend more time where you're interested
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms can be adjusted to your preferences
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary based on your chosen pace and requested stops
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing—discuss with your private guide if interested
German and Italian-speaking guides available for additional fee.

Inclusions #

Full-day private tour of Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains with scenic drive and photo stops
Stop at Tnine Ourika, a traditional Berber village with weekly Monday souk
Round-trip private hotel/riad transfers in an A/C vehicle (exclusively for your group)
Private multilingual guide (English, Spanish, French, Arabic, German, or Italian)
1-hour guided hike to Setti Fatma Waterfall
Visit to a traditional Berber home built into the mountainside
Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative
Flexibility to customize timing and stops to your group's preferences
Local riverside lunch (if option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Swimwear is recommended for use in the hammam and spa facilities.
Personal toiletries if desired, though bathrobes, towels, and small lockers are provided.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the spa.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed in the spa area.

Accessibility

This experience is not accessible by wheelchair or pram/strollers.

Additional information

Facilities include changing rooms, restrooms, lockers, and free Wi-Fi in the spa lounge.
The spa is staffed entirely by female professionals.
Complimentary mint tea is served at the end of your session.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow time for check-in and preparation.

Inclusions #

Admission to the spa
Access to the steam hammam
Bathrobes and towels
Small lockers for personal belongings
Complimentary mint tea
Free Wi-Fi in the spa lounge
45-minute black soap and eucalyptus scrub (based on selected option)
45-minute aromatherapy massage with argan oil (based on selected option)
90-minute combined spa ritual (scrub and massage) (based on selected option)

Exclusions #

Personal expenses
Additional treatments not listed in the selected variant

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Day Trips

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What's not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

7 hr. - 10 hr.

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Combos

Combo (Save 36%): Atlas Mountains & Ourika Valley Tour + Agafay Desert Safari with Dinner

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Day Trips

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ouzoud Waterfalls Guided Hike with Boat Ride

What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses and sun hat for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large bags or oversized luggage

Accessibility

Not recommended for guests with mobility difficulties due to moderate hiking on steep, uneven terrain with many steps.
The hike involves descending and ascending alongside the 110-meter falls.
Some trail sections can be slippery, especially after rain.

Additional information

Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00-7:30pm. Actual return time may vary due to traffic or weather
Drive duration: 3 hours each way (150km from Marrakech) with scheduled breaks
Time at falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Pickup: Available from your hotel or riad in Marrakech. If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Meeting point: If your hotel is not listed, a central meeting point will be arranged
Boat ride: Included in tour price. Expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Don't feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March-June) for maximum water flow; Summer for swimming; Winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months
Pickup available throughout Marrakech. Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your tour by 6pm. For last-minute bookings, you'll be contacted shortly after booking.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

11 hr.

Transfers available

Pickup available

Combos

Combo (Save 41%): Ouzoud Waterfalls & Ourika Valley 2-Day Tours from Marrakech

Ouzoud Waterfalls Guided Hike with Boat Ride What to bring

Comfortable shoes suitable for moderate hiking on uneven, rocky, and potentially slippery terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen for sun protection
Rain jacket or waterproof clothing for the boat ride (you will get wet)
Waterproof camera cover or protective bag
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Cash for purchasing refreshments, lunch (if not included), and optional souvenirs
Swimwear if you want to swim in the pools (summer months)
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages (terrain is too uneven)
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
The hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain with many steps and some slippery sections, especially after rain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email or WhatsApp the day before your trip (usually by 5–6pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Tour starts at 8:00am and returns between 7:00–7:30pm; drive duration is approximately 3 hours each way with scheduled breaks
Time at the falls: Approximately 4 hours, including 1.5 hours of guided hiking
Boat ride: Included in tour price; expect to get wet from spray—waterproof gear recommended
Barbary macaques: Keep your distance from the wild monkeys. Do not feed them or let them near bags/cameras
Best time to visit: Spring (March–June) for maximum water flow; summer for swimming; winter for fewer crowds
Lunch: Tips not included and are at your discretion for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff
Swimming: Pools at the base are warm enough for swimming in summer months

Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains Tour What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2–7 requires additional climbing and is not included in this tour

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Free cancellation

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Combos

Combo (Save 30%): Atlas Mountains & Ourika Valley Tour + Desert Safari with Dinner + Spa Hammam

From Marrakech: Full-Day Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

Traditional Moroccan Steam Hammam & Spa Massage with Optional Hotel Transfers

What to bring

Wear your swimsuit or underwear for the steam/hammam area. Many luxury spas will provide a bathrobe and towels, but it’s still wise to have swim bottoms or under-garments just in case.
Bring a change of dry, comfortable clothes for after the treatment — your skin will be freshly scrubbed and may feel tender.
Slip-on waterproof sandals or flip-flops to move safely in the wet spa/steam area.
Ensure you bring any health- or mobility-related information with you (e.g., if you have skin conditions, are pregnant, or have other special requirements) so the spa staff can assist appropriately.

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What’s not allowed

Jewellery, watches or other valuables as humid/steam environments are not ideal for these, and many spas ask you to store them safely.
Loud behaviour, photography or phone use in the hammam/steam rooms.
If you feel unwell (for example dizzy from heat, skin irritated, or expecting complications) you should avoid going into intense steam or scrub areas.
Oversized bags or luggage into the spa treatment area. Facilities usually provide lockers for small items and recommend leaving large items in your hotel/transfer vehicle.

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Accessibility

This experience may not be suitable for guests using wheelchairs or those with significant mobility issues as the steam and scrub environment can involve walking on wet floors, steps or raised platforms.
If you have mobility limitations, skin conditions, open wounds, or are pregnant, please inform the spa ahead of time so they can advise whether the scrub and steam treatments are appropriate for you.

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Additional information

Arrive a little early so you can get changed, store your items in the locker and ease into the spa environment.
The spa is operated by 100% female staff.

From Marrakech: Sunset Desert Safari with Quad Bike, Camel Ride, Dinner Show & Transfers

What to bring

Bring comfortable, layered clothing suitable for hiking and desert conditions.
Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes for walking, hiking, and riding.
Bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
Carry a light jacket for cooler evening temperatures.

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What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted on this experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited during the activity.
Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed on the tour.

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Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
This experience is not suitable for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues, as hiking is required and the terrain is uneven.

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Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations.
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged.
Please be ready 5–10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time.
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request.
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms are scheduled.
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary slightly due to traffic or weather conditions.
Please disclose any health restrictions or special requirements when booking.
Modern and safe equipment is provided for your comfort and safety.
Advanced booking is recommended as spots are limited.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Day Trips

From Marrakech: Private Ourika Valley, Atlas Mountains and Waterfall Tour

What to bring

Comfortable hiking shoes with good grip for rocky terrain
Sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen
Water bottle (refill stops available)
Camera for waterfall and mountain photos
Light jacket (mountain temperatures can be cooler)
Cash for market purchases if your tour falls on a Monday

What’s not allowed

Baby strollers, hand carts, and baby carriages
Large luggage or oversized bags

Accessibility

Not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues
Waterfall hike involves 200 meters of elevation gain on uneven, rocky terrain
Bridges along the trail have no railings
Your private guide can adjust the hike difficulty or skip it entirely based on your group's needs

Additional information

Pickup details will be sent via email the day before your trip (usually by 5pm), or shortly after booking for last-minute reservations
If your accommodation is not accessible by car, a nearby meeting point will be arranged
Please be ready 5-10 minutes before your confirmed pickup time
Drop-off can be at the same pickup point or a different location in Marrakech upon request
Your private tour allows flexible timing at each stop—spend more time where you're interested
Regular stops for lunch, water, and restrooms can be adjusted to your preferences
Arrival time back in Marrakech may vary based on your chosen pace and requested stops
Monday tours include the Tnine Ourika weekly souk; other days pass through the village
Reaching waterfalls 2-7 requires additional climbing—discuss with your private guide if interested
German and Italian-speaking guides available for additional fee.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

7 hr.

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Spa

Traditional Moroccan Steam Hammam & Spa Massage

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
Swimwear is recommended for use in the hammam and spa facilities.
Personal toiletries if desired, though bathrobes, towels, and small lockers are provided.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the spa.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
Outside food and beverages are not allowed in the spa area.

Accessibility

This experience is not accessible by wheelchair or pram/strollers.

Additional information

Facilities include changing rooms, restrooms, lockers, and free Wi-Fi in the spa lounge.
The spa is staffed entirely by female professionals.
Complimentary mint tea is served at the end of your session.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow time for check-in and preparation.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

45 min. - 2 hr. 30 min.

Pickup available

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Ourika Valley day trip from Marrakech: Quick overview

What to expect on your Ourika Valley day trip from Marrakech

Drive time: 90 minutes through mountain roads

Expert guide in your choice of language

1-hour waterfall hike at Setti Fatma

Traditional Berber village visit

Women's Argan Oil Cooperative

Optional riverside lunch

Things to know before booking your Ourika Valley day trip

Which Ourika Valley day trip is best for you

Shared full-day Atlas Mountains tour

Private Ourika Valley & Atlas Mountains tour

3-experience combo: Ourika + Desert + Hammam Spa

Main Stops on Your Ourika Valley Day Trip

Setti Fatma Waterfalls

Traditional Berber village home

Women’s Argan Oil Cooperative

Ourika River & Valley views

Atlas Mountain viewpoints

Riverside lunch spots

Tnine Ourika Monday Market

Anima Garden or Nectarome Gardens

Your Ourika Valley day trip itinerary

Best time to visit Ourika Valley

Weather & seasons

Crowds & best days

Special considerations

How to get from Marrakech to Ourika Valley

Helpful tips for your Ourika Valley day trip

Frequently asked questions about Ourika Valley day trips from Marrakech

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