Paradise Valley in Agadir
Description
Entre Agadir et Imouzzer se trouve L'exceptionnelle Vallée du Paradis est cachée au plus profond d'un des derniers contreforts de l'Atlas avant que celui-ci ne descende dans l'Atlantique, à Agadir. On y accède par une route parfois cahotique qui s'enfile dans la montagne. Il faut la mériter et emprunter ensuite un chemin pédestre balisé. un paysage plus agréable et une nature vierge sublime. Vous entamez la promenade vers les trous d'eau avec possibilité de se baigner dans les piscines naturelles. Vous explorez la beauté naturelle de la vallée. Découvrez les ruisseaux, les gorges de calcaire et les palmeraies...
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Après être passé par Aourir, la "ville des bananes", vous rejoindrez la route d'Imouzzer, la "Route du Miel". Durant le trajet, des paysages changeant s'offriront à vous pour le plus grand plaisir de vos yeux : collines, ruisseaux, palmerais mais aussi villages traditionnels berbères. 20 Minutes de marche plus tard, vous voilà arrivé à la Vallée du Paradis pour profiter de votre temps libre sur place en vous baignant dans les piscines naturelles.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(1)
Our experience with Mohammed was simply fantastic. The day started with sandboarding, which our children loved, followed by a camel ride that we secretly organized with Mohammed to surprise them — a great moment of laughter for the family. At midday, we stopped for lunch at an inn. The meal itself could have been a bit more substantial — no dessert, and the tea was served lukewarm — but the welcome from the people on site was remarkably kind, and that is ultimately what remains. The farm and the garden were truly captivating. We discovered and bought Argan oil, soaps, and amlou — an immediate favorite for the children. Mohammed then drove us to the famous Paradise Valley, making several stops: sometimes at historical sites, sometimes just to buy us local bananas, which he insisted on offering us. Upon arriving in the valley, we all got to swim in the clear water, but Mohammed kept his jacket on because, for him, it wasn't warm enough :)) He also has a great sense of humor, a true passion for his country, and he took pleasure in sharing everything he could about the history and culture of Souss-Massa with us. He was particularly attentive to our children throughout the day. Without hesitation, it was the most beautiful day of our stay in Morocco — thanks to him and the treasures of a region he generously revealed to us. Thank you again, Mohammed!
