Ourika Valley Day Trip from Marrakech
Ourika Valley Day Trip from Marrakech
Tour Overview
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a day and retreat to the lush beauty of the Ourika Valley. This private excursion takes you through picturesque mountain villages, river valleys, and rolling terraced hillsides. Hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls, visit a local argan oil cooperative, and enjoy panoramic views over the Atlas peaks. Perfect for nature lovers and culture seekers looking for a refreshing, scenic day near Marrakech.
Duration: 1 day
Start: Marrakech • End: Marrakech
Itinerary
Morning: Marrakech → Ourika Valley (~1-1.5 hrs drive)
Pick-up from your riad or hotel in Marrakech.
Scenic drive toward the High Atlas foothills, passing small Berber villages.
Stop at an argan oil cooperative to see traditional production and take photos.
Midday: Arrive at Setti Fatma
Hike to the waterfalls in Setti Fatma. Relax by river pools or swim (weather dependent).
Lunch in a local restaurant with views of the valley and river.
Afternoon: Explore & Return Trip
Visit local villages along the valley, learn about Berber traditions and culture.
Scenic stops for photos of lush landscapes and snow-capped Atlas peaks.
Return drive to Marrakech, drop-off at hotel/riad by early evening.
End of tour.
What’s Included
Private A/C transport (4×4 or comfortable vehicle) + fuel
English-speaking driver/guide
Pick-up & drop-off in Marrakech
Local guide for hike to waterfalls
Stops for photography & argan cooperative visit
Not Included
Lunch & drinks
Entrance fees (if applicable)
Optional extras like local crafts, extended hikes, etc.
Note
This itinerary is a suggestion. We can tailor the trip to your interests, add activities, or adjust the pace. Just contact us for customization.
Why Travel With Morocco Ino Tours?
Comfort & Authenticity: hand-picked Riads and desert camps
Flexibility: private tours with your own driver and car
Local expertise: discover Morocco through the eyes of locals
Unforgettable experiences: camel rides, desert campfire music, Atlas panoramas