Ourika Valley & Berber Villages – Scenic Day Trip
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Escape Marrakech’s busy streets and venture into the serene Ourika Valley, a lush oasis at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. This refreshing day trip combines breathtaking landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and authentic encounters with the Berber way of life. From riverside villages and traditional markets to stunning mountain views, the Ourika Valley offers a perfect balance of nature, culture, and relaxation—just a short drive from the city.
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- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
- English speaking driver
- Lunch and drinks
- Tipping
- All what is not mentioned
Program and itenary
Morning: Departure from Marrakech
- Pick-up from your riad or hotel in Marrakech.
- Scenic drive through the foothills of the Atlas Mountains.
- Stop at a local Berber market (on market days) to experience daily life and traditions.
Midday: Berber Village Visit & Lunch
- Visit a Berber family home, enjoy mint tea, and learn about traditional customs and rural life.
- Continue to the heart of the valley, passing picturesque villages built along the river.
- Lunch at a riverside restaurant—fresh tagines, couscous, or grilled meats with mountain views.
Afternoon: Nature & Waterfalls
- Guided hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls, where you’ll enjoy fresh air, mountain scenery, and photo opportunities.
- Time to relax by the river or dip your feet in the cool mountain water.
- Optional camel or donkey ride along the valley.
Evening: Return to Marrakech
- Late afternoon drive back through the scenic valley.
- Drop-off at your accommodation in Marrakech by evening.
Highlights of the Experience
- Scenic drive into the Atlas Mountains.
- Authentic visit to Berber villages and family homes.
- Riverside lunch with panoramic views.
- Guided hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls.
- A refreshing escape from the city in just one day.
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