Paradise Valley, Agadir

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.

The Paradise Valley trip

Up in the mountains and at the end of a route lined with palm trees is a valley carved out over thousands of years by waterfalls. It’s an idyllic scene straight from the movies that awaits you at the aptly-named Paradise Valley.

It’s a good trek there, but the rewards far outweigh the work! You’ll get to sun yourself on the warm rocks, cool off in the plunge pools and spend the day being blown away by the untouched natural beauty of this unique location.

The Paradise Valley trip also offers you the chance to meet the local Berber people. You’ll get the chance to visit the Berber Women’s Cooperative, where argan oil and beauty products are produced, local honey collected and intricate tapestries are skilfully weaved. A traditionally cooked meal is served at the base of the valley; the perfect finishing touch to the trip.

This full-day trip costs 250Dh/25$ per person and includes transport, a guide, and lunch.

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