Combo (Save 29%): Ouzoud Waterfalls Day Tour + Jardin Majorelle Garden Tickets

Embark on a full-day adventure combining Morocco's most impressive waterfalls with Marrakesh's most iconic botanical garden.

Getting Started

Begin with morning pickup from your Marrakesh hotel or riad in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Your multilingual guide will accompany you on the scenic 2.5-3 hour drive through the Moroccan countryside toward the Middle Atlas region. The tour typically starts with the Ouzoud Waterfalls portion before returning to Marrakesh for your Jardin Majorelle visit in the late afternoon.

What to Expect

Ouzoud Waterfalls

Ouzoud Waterfalls are Morocco's highest and most spectacular waterfalls, cascading 110 meters down a dramatic cliff face in the Middle Atlas Mountains. The falls consist of multiple tiers surrounded by lush vegetation and are home to wild Barbary macaque monkeys.

Features

• Ouzoud Gorge hike: Enjoy a guided 1.5-hour trek through the scenic gorge with multiple viewpoints offering panoramic perspectives of the cascading waters, rainbows in the mist, and surrounding landscape.

• Boat ride experience: Take an exhilarating boat ride to the base of the waterfalls for an up-close encounter with the powerful cascades, feeling the refreshing spray and witnessing the falls' full majesty.

• Tamellalt village stop: Pause for 30 minutes in this traditional Berber village to explore local architecture, interact with residents, and experience authentic rural Moroccan life.

• Wildlife spotting: Watch for Barbary macaque monkeys playing in the trees and around the falls, offering excellent photo opportunities in their natural habitat.

• Riverside lunch (if selected): Savor authentic Moroccan cuisine at a scenic café overlooking the river, surrounded by the sounds of cascading water and natural beauty.

Jardin Majorelle

Jardin Majorelle is a celebrated botanical garden in Marrakesh, renowned for its striking cobalt blue accents and tranquil pathways. Created by French painter Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent, it offers a peaceful retreat from the city's bustle.

Features

• Botanical collections: Wander among exotic plants from five continents, including rare cacti, towering bamboo groves, palms, and water lilies thoughtfully arranged throughout the 2.3-acre garden.

• Distinctive architecture: Admire the vivid Majorelle Blue Art Deco villa and studio, a landmark of the garden's unique artistic vision and bold color palette.

• Reflective pools: Pause by serene water features, lily-covered ponds, and bubbling fountains that enhance the garden's calming atmosphere and provide perfect photo opportunities.