SPA
The 300 m² Paradise Spa invites you to enjoy a wide range of indoor and outdoor massages and beauty treatments, such as the traditional Moroccan Hammam. Look forward to an amazing ECO SPA which offers you Moroccon oriental tradition cares and revisits them to offer you a menu using the best natural products of the region, harvested respecting the environment and human being.
➤ Visit the wellness area, enjoy a massage and just relax after an intensive workout :)

Your Spa experiences:
- A traditional hammam, for the practice of ancestral care
- A sensorial modern hammam, with a selection of aromas diffused by steam in a room filled with light therapy (changing colours).
- Indoor or outdoor massage areas
- Private booths for single or couples with Hydromassage bath
- Relaxation room
- A customized program of Weight management and body sculpting, Anti-ageing available.

PADDLE BOARDING & WATER SPORTS
Stand-up paddle boards, bodyboards and kayaks are also available from the Surf Shack. Paradis Plage provides very good equipment and quality instruction.

Just visit the Surf House at the lower part of the hotel, right by the beach. It is the hub of all the surf and water-sport activities each day. The Surf House offers a relaxed atmosphere and the perfect meeting point to enjoy a drink and share moments of the day. Gather at sunset around the bonfire or watch a movie under the stars in our outdoor cinema.

As the Paradis Plage Resort works closely with Rip Curl and, it provides top-notch equipment which is renewed frequently.

SURF
Taghazout is a world-renowned surf hot spot with an amazing swell. It is a great place to learn to surf or improve current skills. Perfect for those with more experience and seasoned surfers looking for the adrenaline of catching some of the best waves in Morocco. Everyday Karim El Bihi, the lead instructor, will look for the best surf spot along the coast and transport you there.

SURF SPOTS
The area is blessed with a wonderful coastline full of world-class surf spots at just a few minutes drive. With over 18 surf breaks, there is a spot for every ability, making the region the perfect destination for all surfers alike.

-    Anza. It’s a fairly consistent beach break, know as the “Moroccan Trestles”. The waves break left and right and work best on a North West swell.
-    Km11. This left-hander works best on lower tide and needs North West swell.
-    Km12. This mellow left is perfect for longboard or improvers. This point break also works best on North West swells and on pushing tide.
-    Banana Point. A very popular waves amongst the intermediate surfers, this right hand point break works best with North West swells and depending on the size of the swell it may work in high and low tide.
-    Km14 (Imouran). The perfect beginner beach break, very easy and fun waves to enjoy particularly between spring and autumn.
-    Crocro. The perfect beginner beach break, very easy and fun waves to enjoy particularly between spring and autumn.
-    Panorama Point. Right in the centre of Taghazout, this point break is a fast hollow wave that works on low tide and also needs North West swells.
-    Hash Point. Situated in front of the fishing port, this fun wave works better in mid-tide and needs bigger swells to work. It can work best in West swell. However, due to the location of the spot, it is not advised to surf it.
-    Anchor Point (Pointe des Ancres). This is by far the best spot in the area. This world know surf break is one of the best in the world and amongst the favourites for those pro surfers that have had the chance to surf it. It works on North West swells and in low tide. Recommended only to experienced surfers.
-    Mistery. Right-hand point break works best on North West swells, it’s take off point is quite critical, so it is advice against beginners or improvers.
-    La Source. Super fun surf spot, it’s left sometimes works too. Also, North West swell and better towards mid-tide.
-    Killer Point. In it’s good days, it could be Indonesia ! A perfect hollow right-hander that works on low tide and can be perfect on a West swell. It’s surf sport that requires a bit of paddling to reach the peak.
-    Dracula. Known for the critical access, it is named after the rocks that you have to go through before reaching the water that looks like Dracula’s teeth. A kilometre long right-hander that works on North West swells and low tide, only for experienced surfers.
-    Boilers (La Bouilloire). Named after the boiler stuck in the surf spot, this is a fun right hand. It has strong offshore winds and a lot of sea urchins.
-    Tamri. This beach break enjoys waves all year round, it is highly inconsistent and can be messy, but during the summer months it’s the perfect beach to enjoy fun waves in the sun.

VISIT AGADIR
If you can drag yourself away from Taghazout itself, nearby Agadir is well worth a visit. It takes just 30 minutes by car to reach Morocco’s largest beach resort, with its palm-lined boulevards and 10-kilometer beachfront promenade. You can spend your day admiring million-dollar yachts in Agadir Marina, or learning more about Berber culture with a visit to Musée du Patrimoine Amazigh. Agadir’s elevated medieval kasbah was one of the few districts to survive the earthquake that ravaged the city in 1960. Wander its narrow streets to discover beautiful examples of Islamic architecture, punctuated sporadically by dizzying ocean views. If you’re in need of a souvenir or two to take home, you’ll find everything from artisan crafts and clothing to spices and rugs at the large and famous Souk El Had market.

There is a free shuttle from the hotel to Agadir twice per day (except Thursdays). Please ask the reception about it, as many guests take a taxi and then have to pay around €20 per way.

HIKING IN PARADISE VALLEY
Visit Paradise Valley, a secret oasis situated in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains. After a 45-minute drive into the interior, you’ll hike for 20 minutes to reach a series of pools and waterfalls, hidden in a gorge flanked by sheer limestone cliffs. For some, it’s enough to simply lounge by the water and enjoy the scenery. For others, the clear turquoise water beckons, providing a wonderful way to cool off after working up a sweat on the hike. If you are truly adventurous, the cliffs on either side of the pools are perfect for rock-jumping. There are stalls selling freshly squeezed orange juice, and a small café that serves mouthwatering Moroccan tagines. The valley is most impressive during the wetter winter months, when the water is in full flow.