Ouzoud Travel Guide

 englishtourist Says:  From the bottom of the falls climb up a couple of runs of stairs and you come to a cafe/stall with tables on a terrace overlooking the falls.A variety of food and drink on the menu.I choose a simple omlette, but it came with fresh bread & morrocan salad garnish, home made... 

 angiebabe Says:  My prime recommendation is to travel Morocco to maximise your time and sights - independence in photo taking and getting off the beathen/public transport limited track to see more and more of the beauty spots there is to see - with your own wheels. I used to complain that... 

 Rumaus Says:  In all of Morocco, I must warn young women to be careful walking by yourself. It gets very exhausting because unless you are walking with another man, the men here can be very aggressive about trying to talk to you and will not leave you alone. 

 englishtourist Says:  There seems to be a lack of signposts to direct you from the carpark to the falls. local guides are quick to direct you to a place where you can view the cascades from the top. this is stunning and not to be missed. BUT unless you want to take a long hike up and down the... 

 Bixente Says:  Don't hesitate to walk inside the valley of Ouzoud and you will be able to discover that monkeys in liberty ! It was a great surprise for me to see monkeys in liberty ! 

 Bixente Says:  Ouzoud is a quiet and peaceful village, 1100 m above sea level, the perfect starting point for hikes, mule-rides and mountain bike rides for our sportier guests.There are many one to two hour strolls along the river, in the gorges or across the crests of the hills and...