THE PARADISE VALLEY FROM AGADIR

come to visit the Paradise Valley from Agadir

the Paradise Valley from Agadir

   Are you coming to Morocco soon? So do not miss to visit the Paradise Valley from Agadir, a real gem of the country!

Better known in English as "Paradise Valley", it is located less than 30 miles north of the city of Agadir. Designating part of the Tamraght river valley, it shelters numerous rocky basins and small waterfalls. This hidden little paradise is renowned throughout Morocco and is even well known in Europe. Charming and refreshing, the Paradise Valley appeals to travelers from all over the world every year!

Do you want to visit the Paradise Valley from Agadir? So, you will find in this article all the information essential to discover it in the best conditions. Tips, history, and practical information including prices and timetables, you will know the essentials to plan your visit and enjoy it as well as possible!

History of the Paradise Valley:

The Tamraght River flows into the mountains of the Moroccan High Atlas. This oasis has obviously been frequented by local populations for a long time. Fields and plantations are part of the landscape of the Paradise Valley and its surroundings. During sunny days, it is therefore a favorite destination for many inhabitants of neighboring villages, but also more distant lands. After all, we lend therapeutic waters to the waters of the Valley.

Indeed, the region began to be well known from the 1960s. A popular legend in the neighboring villages claims that at that time, a German couple discovered by chance the benefits of spring water. The woman, very ill, would have recovered miraculously after bathing in it! Since that time, villagers and travelers have flocked there as much for the supposed virtues as for the beauty of this oasis. Over thirty kilometers, visitors can then enjoy the multiple pools, admire beautiful waterfalls, enjoy superb hikes and landscapes!

What to do during your visit to the Valley of Paradise?

We come to the Paradise Valley for two main reasons. First, to do one or more hikes along the valley tracks. Second, to swim in the pools and admire the beautiful waterfalls. A visit to the Paradise Valley therefore necessarily involves a short walk along the marked trails. Experienced or amateur hikers will be able to embark on longer walks.

Finally, we end or punctuate his visit to the Valley of Paradise by swimming in the pools with turquoise waters. During this day, you can also take the opportunity to learn more about the Berber culture. Travelers can chat with locals or hire a guide.

Are there guided tours of the Paradise Valley?

The Valley being vast and the possibilities of numerous excursions, it can be interesting and practical to book an excursion from Agadir. Thus, your transport will be taken care of directly from this city, or even from your accommodation in Agadir. So you don't have to worry about driving and parking your rental vehicle.

But above all, you can discover this exceptional site with a passionate and professional local guide. You will not waste time and gain access to the most beautiful landscapes, pools and waterfalls in the Paradise Valley. Your guide will teach you more about the region, the valley and its inhabitants. Obviously, the routes are multiple and depend on the guided tour chosen.

Are there tours combined with other sites and activities?

Many excursions offer guided tours of the Valley of Paradise combined with other activities and sites in the region. There are, for example, tours combining the Valley and the Agadir day trip, excursions to the sand dunes preceded or followed by the oasis. Some also offer a hike followed by traditional cooking classes or a typical meal. In short, the possibilities are very numerous, you just have to choose the visit that you like the most!

The Paradise Valley is an open natural site. You can theoretically visit it at any time. Obviously, we do not recommend night hikes or camping on site for safety reasons. Wild camping is indeed not recommended. Better to sleep in a supervised camping establishment. Please note that the parking lot at the entrance to the valley is also not guarded during the night.