Agadir or Taghazout: Paradise Valley Atlas Mountain & Berber Breakfast

Travelled to Agadir in May, only here for two days and this excursion is the one we chose. We were not disappointed, very nice drive on the way down with spectacular views and stops at local places along the way. When we got there it was ideallic with lots of places to get food/drink (which was good). The tour guide was also very nice and played good music on the way down. Would definitely go again. Highly recommend.

A lovely half day trip . A drive into the mountains along Valley Roads and rural villages. Onto a drink stop in shop garden ..set in catus (aloe vera ) lavender bushes and argan trees . Homemade bread with olive oil..peanut.. argon oil and fresh honey .with mint tea . Morroco coffee available at extra cost was wonderful. Then ladies gave talk about argan oil and selling products made from it for variousailments ...which are good value with quality assured ...no hard sell ..

This was a memorable experience in the most amazing ways possible. Mohamed, our guide was a very nice person, and so was the other driver, Ahmed. Would recommend this to anyone looking to explore the beauty of Agadir.

Had a great experience visiting paradise valley and the Berber breakfast. A couple of stops for shopping. Guide was informative and spoke English. The trek at paradise valley was around 30 minute each way, there plenty of little shops to buy snacks, food and drinks! It can get very hot while walking especially in the steep bits so make sure to stay hydrated. Wouldn’t recommend for people with mobility issues or really young children or old people. Once getting in the water can be very difficult to get back out as the rocks are super slippery, areas to jump off the high rocks in to the water

We had a great morning on the tour, the driver and the guide were very friendly and spoke English. We stopped at a couple of local places for breakfast and shopping on the way before arriving at Paradise. The trek itself is about 30mins and is very steep in places - this is not suitable for anyone with walking difficulties or with very young children. The trek goes through some tiny Berber villages with some cafes along the way before arriving at Paradise, where you can jump off the rocks into the water. Be very careful on the rocks it’s very slippery. Great to get out of the hotel for a few hours and see authentic Morocco. As I said the guide is very friendly and looked out for us and our 4 year old as we walked. Would definitely recommend.