This tranquil eco-resort has a beachfront location on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, overlooking five kilometres of golden sand. A pioneer in sustainability, it’s a good-looking resort with a luxe, bohemian feel, and combines top-notch surf, yoga, and spa facilities for a wellness escape that’s as laid back or active as you choose to make it.
Guests can drop into daily yoga sessions in the beachfront shalas, take surf lessons at the on-site Rip Curl school, or unwind in the eco-spa which comes with traditional Moroccan hammams. Accommodation comes in the form of spacious, modern rooms, with ocean, pool or garden views. With a choice of restaurants, sunshine nearly year-round, and a soulful vibe, it’s the perfect retreat for rest and renewal.
Just so you know, children are welcome at Paradis Plage. The Kids’ Club has daily games and activities for four to 12-year-olds, and there’s a babysitting service available for children under four.
Wellness at Paradis Plage is centred around surf and yoga, with dedicated programmes both. Along with a surfing school and three daily yoga classes daily. Guests can make the most of the beachfront fitness centre and a small spa using natural ingredients like argan oil and Moroccan orange blossom.
The spa is kitted out with a traditional hammam, whirlpool bath, outdoor massage space and indoor treatment rooms, plus space for cryotherapy, manicures and pedicures. There's also the main outdoor pool for al fresco dips.
Please note, yoga classes are chargeable unless they're included in your spa programme.
Tourist tax payable at the resort at DHS 13.20 per person per day.
Paradis Plage Resort is located on a five-kilometre-long sandy beach in Imi Ouaddar, away from the main tourist traps. Agadir’s giant souk and golden beach are around an hour’s drive away (as is the airport), but there are a few local small shops within walking distance. The hotel offers free return transfers to the city at 9am, midday, 3pm and 6pm daily. Day trips to magical Marrakesh are also easily arranged – it's a three-and-a-half-hour journey to the so-called Red City.
The nearest airport is Agadir and transfer takes about 50 minutes.