Our villa is situated in a beautiful secluded area of Taghazout and yet, it is within a short walking distance to a number of beaches, including the one just beside us. This part of Taghazout is one of the most prestigious areas in the town, surrounded by sea and mountains. The villa offers stunning panoramic views and a very large terrace for you to unwind and enjoy the good life.

The downtown camp, comprises 3 shared apartments and includes a Seaview roof terrace. The apartments are situated in the middle of Taghazout town and within walking distance to beaches and local amenities.

Each apartment is fitted to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.

The hammam purifying ritual is a venerated Moroccan tradition, which has endured for centuries into the present day. Even now, thousands of Moroccans attend their local hammams weekly to cleanse themselves and enjoy a little bit of socialising and gossip on the side.

In the hammam, your body is cleansed from head to toe. The ritual takes place in a humid steam chamber, where a Tellak, a hammam attendant, will douse you with water before applying the black soap to your skin and exfoliating it with a kessa glove.

During your purifying experience you will also receive a 30 minutes massage at the end.

You need to wear a bikini or swim suit for the hammam. It is a good idea to take your flip flops with you to wear as you walk between treatment rooms.

This authentic traditional market perpetuates the legacy of the country’s trading places. Open six days a week, except Monday, the Souk El Had, is so named  in memory of the time when it was only Sunday. Here you can immerse yourself in a timeless atmosphere and discover an abundance of merchandise, from the most contemporary to the most artisanal.

Souk El Had attracts a clientele from all walks of life. Spices, olives, honey and dates, furniture and fabrics through crafts, fashion, household equipment and tools, you will find everything, at competitive prices.

You can also enjoy the freshness of local products, admire the colors, smell the perfumes and taste the flavors beautifully sublimated by Moroccan cuisine

Paradise Valley is a section of the Tamraght River valley in the Moroccan High Atlas mountains. It is located approximately 20 km north of Agadir. The valley is known for its abundance of rock pools and small waterfalls.

This scenic Oasis is a top place for hiking, sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing. Emerald-coloured waters sparkle beneath dramatic red-orange rocks. Small Berber villages dot the surrounding countryside.

On the way to the Valley we will stop off at an argan cooperative where the local ladies show you how the oil and creams are all made. Then off to Paradise Valley where we will do a 20 minute hike into the valley where you come across a series of lush rock pools in a beautiful oasis. We will stay for a while and enjoy the view and nature. We will then hike a bit more and explore the area. Water will be supplied.

The Souss-Massa National Park (Parc National de Souss-Massa) is a national heritage that stretches over 33,800 hectares in the south of Agadir, testifying to the richness of a considerable biological and ecological diversity.

It is home to more than 300 plant species, including the argan tree. The mammalian fauna has 30 species: fox, jackal, hare, deer, porcupine and others. The park also has 250 species of birds, including the bald ibis.

In fact, the park’s main conservation importance is that it holds three of the four Moroccan colonies of the northern bald ibis (Geronticus eremita), basically the majority of the world’s truly wild breeding birds of this endangered species.

Other inhabitants, the red-necked ostriches, are a beautiful sight. The Steppes, cliffs, coastal dunes, wetlands, and a wintering area are home for a large number of migratory birds. All along the routes, you will be entranced by the sights of antelopes, red-necked ostriches, gazelles, and many other animals in their natural habitat.