The Ouzoud waterfalls drop about 110 metres in several tiers, which makes them the highest in Morocco. The name comes from the Amazigh word for olive, and the olive groves run right down to the water, past old mills that were built along the stream.
This is a day of landscape rather than monuments: a shaded path, spray in the air, wild macaques in the forest around the gorge, and lunch on a terrace with the whole fall in view.
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We collect you at your hotel or riad and take the road northeast toward Azilal.
About three hours of driving across the plains and into the first slopes of the Middle Atlas, with a stop along the way.
A shaded path descends to the foot of the falls, past the old oil mills set along the stream. The Barbary macaques that live in the surrounding forest are the only wild population left north of the Sahara.
Lunch on a terrace above the pool. Small boats go up close to the water, where the spray catches a rainbow in the afternoon.
The road home, with drop off at your hotel or riad.
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