Area Attractions

Up until a few decades ago when international surfers discovered Taghazout, it was a small Berber village that relied mostly on fishing. Fragments of the old village, however still remain where local souvenir shops, cafés, surf equipment, and locally caught fresh fish can be found. Please contact Reception for more information.

A mild hiking location, Paradise Valley is a small oasis of mountains and stunning natural rock water pools. Hike, swim or just relax and admire the surroundings here. If hungry, there are little kiosks selling authentic local street food. Paradise Valley can be reached by public transport from Taghazout or by booking an organized excursion. Contact Reception for help in booking this fantastic excursion.

It’s a known fact that this town is often visited by so many foreign tourists due to its spectacular surf scene. There are plenty of surf clubs that offer an introduction to this sport as well as regular lessons and equipment hire.

Agadir is a city located 17 km from Taghazout and where the international airport is situated. A day trip to Agadir is well worth it. From a cultural perspective, you can visit a 16th-century citadel also known as Agadir Kasbah and the city’s most famous mosque, The Muhammad V Mosque. You may also wish to explore the tradition of Argan oil making at one of the factories and shop for souvenirs at Souk Al-Had.

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