A beach that runs 10 km, the surf of Taghazout 30 minutes away, and Atlantic viewpoints we keep close to our hearts.
Two hours of road and you change planets: oasis, dunes, sunrise over the Anti-Atlas. No need to go to Merzouga.
We work with potters, cooks and craftspeople who pass on real know-how. You make with them, you do not just watch.
The mildest climate in Morocco. Even in mid-winter the water is 18 degrees and the terraces are full.
The places we love to point you to while strolling, on foot, by taxi, or between two activities.
The largest covered souk in Morocco: a labyrinth of alleys mixing spices, vegetables, fabric and crafts. Allow at least two hours, and come early morning.
Rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, this artisan medina gathers 300+ craftspeople in a carefully designed space. Living know-how without commercial pressure.
On the heights of Agadir, the ruins of the old citadel offer a panoramic view over the bay and rooftops. A striking contrast between silence and the bustle below.
Between moored sailboats and lively terraces, the marina is the pulse of the seafront. Ideal at the end of the day to mingle with local life.
A steep gorge crossed by a river with turquoise pools nestled under palm trees, an hour north of Agadir in the Atlas foothills.
A former fishing village turned surf capital, 30 minutes north of Agadir. Blue-and-white lanes, point breaks and an easygoing coastal soul.
The getaways worth the detour: we organise them on request, or tell you how to get there yourself.
A steep gorge crossed by a river with turquoise pools nestled under palm trees. The contrast between arid desert and green freshness is always striking.
A former fishing village turned surfer haven, Taghazout kept its end-of-the-world soul. Wave-battered rocks, painted alleys and sea air do the rest.
Red sandstone arches sculpted by the Atlantic overlook a wild, almost deserted beach. A landscape made for those who love borderless horizons.
Nicknamed little Marrakech, Taroudant unrolls ochre ramparts around a dense medina and one of the least touristy Berber souks in the country.
In the heart of the Anti-Atlas, a village surrounded by pink rocks and almond trees. The evening light on the stones enchants photographers.
A palm grove of 10,000 date palms irrigated by an ancestral seguia system, at the foot of arid mountains. The impression of crossing into another century.
Good to know before you book.
For beginner lessons, no: we stay in spots where you can stand and the instructor is with you at all times. For intermediate sessions, swimming 25 metres is required.
Ideally 48 to 72 hours before. We can sometimes do shorter depending on guide and vehicle availability, message us on WhatsApp and we will check.
Our guides speak French, English and Arabic, and several are comfortable in Spanish. You choose the language when you book.
For excursions, we collect you in front of your hotel in Agadir and Taghazout. For medina or souk workshops, we send the exact meeting point by message the day before.
Most are, from age 4 or 6 depending on the experience. We show the minimum age on each activity and gladly adapt the pace, tell us the children ages and we will advise.
Book your activities or take a look at the two other cities we cover.