Draa River- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours

Natural Scenery
Morocco
5 Reviews
+1 Photos
Suggested Duration: 4 hours
The Draa River, stretching 1,100 kilometers, is Morocco's longest river, originating from the High Atlas Mountains. It flows southeast and then westward towards the Atlantic, although its lower course is often dry due to the Mansour Eddahabi dam built in 1971. The Draa Valley, with its six oases including Zagora, Tamegroute, and Mhamid el Ghuzlan, supports palm groves and settlements. The region has a rich history and preserves rare Lower Ordovician fossils in the Fezouata formations. The local population primarily speaks Moroccan Arabic and Tashelhiyt, a Berber language.

Reviews of Oued Draa

  • reviews-avatar Ahmed Doudou (Just you)
    5
    Reviewed: 2020-09-14

    The most beautiful place in the world

  • reviews-avatar Radu Craita
    5
    Reviewed: 2019-05-10

    This is one of the best places in Morocco. And not because a lot of movies were filmed there (some of the ones they claim were not really filmed there) but it has a sort of atmosphere that is somewhat unexplainable. You get a hint when you look at the pictures. Must see!

  • reviews-avatar Samad AIT DADA
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-04-11

    Very beautiful scenery from Ouarzarat all the way to Zagora and beyond. One of the best ideas is to stop by one of the villages and talk a walk through the palm trees fields to the river. There is a lot of to see in people and nature and historical castles.

  • reviews-avatar Nadia
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-03-11

    A great area in Morocco to wander

  • reviews-avatar Brahim El farouah
    5
    Reviewed: 2018-03-08

    beautiful insperation place to visite i recomonde it for all

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