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Hello and welcome! I’m Omar and I’m going to write about the best waterfalls in Morocco.
Can I make you a question?
Do you associate Morocco with spectacular waterfalls?
Well, waterfalls in Morocco come out as a beautiful surprise to those who visit Morocco.
Many of those waterfalls are located inside one of the National parks in Morocco.
Morocco is a country of many amazing waterfalls.
This north-African country is embraced by mountains, covered by snow during the winter.
This type of alpine climate provides frequent rain and snow that produces large, strong rivers. As a result, it is home to a number of large and powerful Morocco waterfalls.
The best-known Moroccan waterfalls are Ouzoud falls, Chefchaouen waterfalls (at Akchour), Setti Fatma waterfalls, Ourika waterfalls, Ouarzazate waterfalls (at Tizgui), and Agadir waterfalls (at Paradise Valley).
Quick list follows:
- Ouzoud Falls;
- Akchour Falls;
- Tirakaa Falls;
- Oum er-Rbia Falls;
- Attiq-Profond Falls;
- Tizgui Falls;
- Imouzzer Agadir Waterfall;
- Imouzzer des Ida-Outanane Falls;
- and Imlil Waterfall.
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Best Waterfalls in Morocco
Akchour Falls Ouzoud Falls 
Tirakaa Falls © Soufiane El Kadaoui Oum er-Rbia Falls Attiq-Profond Falls Tizgui Falls Imouzzer Agadir Waterfall Imouzzer des Ida-Outanane Falls Imlil Waterfall
The most famous waterfalls in Morocco
Without a doubt, the most famous waterfalls in Morocco are the Ouzoud Falls.
Ouzoud Falls are the highest falls in North Africa with a total height of 110 meters.
These waterfalls are located near the village of Tanaghmeilt, about 150 km northeast of Marrakech.
Ouzoud Falls are a series of waterfalls that fall on the el-Abid River. At the top, there are a series of small water mills, while in the bottom you can get close to the flow through a marked trail.