2025 Agadir-Ida-Ou Tanane Province Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

#myhiddengems Paradise valley a place i’ll never forget Truly amazing the place was amazing the people were lovely everything about this was amazing When you enter you are greeted with cats and dogs Then the local people offer you Moroccan mint tea as a gesture of goodwill and kindness. some of the best moroccan mint tea i have ever had Then you take the hike. if you get lost there is markings on the rocks to help you find your way

Agadir paradise valley was an amazing place with amazing views and beautiful water, the people were amazing, highly recommend going there!!!

One the best souks in Morocco! Had the best shopping and discovery experience. There was no pressure to buy from the shop keepers, and as a female solo traveller I felt safe. The market had an amazing range of items from traditional items( hand made) to modern clothing with decent pricing. There was also restaurants that provided a good service with decent prices.

Nestled in the picturesque Souss-Massa region, Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay offers a serene escape with a touch of Moroccan charm. 🌄 Station touristique de Taghazout Bay Km 17, Route d'Essaouira, this hotel is the epitome of hospitality with a warm welcome that includes traditional Moroccan tea. 🍵 Guests rave about the extensive breakfast buffet, where smiling chefs whip up your eggs just the way you like them. ☀️ The pool area is a slice of paradise, although the coffee might need a bit of work. No need to worry about your morning brew, though, as tea and coffee facilities are available in-room (just remember to bring your own milk powder). While the hotel sits a bit away from the hustle and bustle, the secluded location means peace and tranquility, with a stunning ocean view to boot. 🌊 A shuttle service is available for those looking to dip their toes in the sea or explore the local area. With exceptional service and refined cuisine, it's the perfect spot for those seeking a quiet retreat with all the comforts of a luxury brand. 🚖 #Agadir #AgadirHotel #AgadirTravel

💕Paradise Valley is truly a hidden oasis in the canyon, with a surprising view after passing through the palm groves along the winding mountain road. It is perfect for hiking or trying the thrilling cliff diving, or you can enjoy the tranquility, resting in a restaurant under the palm trees with a glass of Moroccan whisky (a local nickname for mint tea) 💰Free attraction 🚗Round-trip transportation: There is no direct access, you need to take a bus to the town of Aourir first, where there are minibuses to and from Paradise Valley, with a one-way price of 25 dirhams, departing when full, usually about ten people.

#familytrip#falltrip#morocco #wintersun#love#agadir#happy#food

In the hinterland of Agadir (15 km), set back from the coast and on the first foothills of the Atlas, a French couple, Robby and Jacqueline have created Paradis Nomade to welcome: - travelers in search of tranquility - lovers of calm and change of scenery, - families who want to meet in an idyllic setting. Getting There - Douar Azrarag Drarga, Agadir 80000 Maroc Attractions - Atlas mountains, Hiking trails, Argan oil… Hotels - Paradise Nomad Food & Restaurants - Kasbah Ecolodge 1 mike away Shopping - Local Houses nearby

An immense crocodile head denotes the principle passageway of the parc. A creative idea and a remarkable venture in Agadir, in the south of morocco. The ranch inside the Atlantic zone contains more than 300 of Nil crocodiles (Crocodylus niloticus). The engineering and the structure of the parc give the inclination to be in a woodland, offering you seeing a ton of one of a kind trees and plants assortments. Enjoy a drinks or lunch at the park at the end of your tour. FYI; they have private spaces for children to play and Lear about different croco types.

Today we’ve been hosted by the local village of Isk. The village Chikh “mayor” welcomed us and showed us around. The village is very local and they only lives from the products they produce in the village. Phone service is almost thing which is a good thing. I was very interested and how dedicated they are all since they walk up in the morning. Everyone is super organized and they now to do. If you have time please pay a visit to the local village of ISK.

Escape to the Atlas foothills for a trek amongst the rugged landscape of arid mountains and ochre-red rocks softened by lush palm and banana groves. Set off from the port, travelling by 4x4 on a scenic journey, well known as the Paradise Valley drive. Continue on your way to the village of Alma, situated in the Imouzzer Valley in the district of Tazeroualt. Along the way you will take a photo stop at palm grove of Tamzargoute before arriving at the village of Aquesri, from where you will set off on a 2-hour hike. Following your trek, proceed on foot into the valley, admiring the local flora and fauna before arriving at the botanical garden, to view the plethora of plants, used for artisanal extraction of essential oils. The Argan tree is indigenous to the arid southwest region of Morocco. This thorny tree has a deep root system that is well adapted to the semi-desert environment. Characterised by its toughness, an Argan tree can reach the age of 200 years. Refreshment stop at Aromatic garden, tasting a Moroccan bread, honey and Olive oil with a Moroccan tea.

Founded in 2011 by the local women of Tighanimine town. This is the only source of income they have to support themselves and their families. Argan oil only exists in Morocco worldwide. We visited their site including their laboratory and factory.

A day strip to Aguerd, the road take us to this hidden gem on the north west of Agadir city. I can’t say more than just a true local experience. Skipping the city craziness and you find yourself in a lovely, calm and stunning village. The Kasbah tented camp is a great place to stay.

Our day trip in Paradise Valley and Immouzzer

Paradise Valley Agadir. Such a nice, beautiful abd stunning garden.