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I had the opportunity to visit Paradise Valley during my recent tour, which I booked through White Beach Resort. I must say, our host Hussain displayed exceptional professionalism throughout the entire experience. He was extremely polite and courteous, ensuring that we had a memorable time. Not only did he assist us in every possible way, but he also guided us to the best spots for capturing stunning photographs. I am sincerely grateful for the outstanding tour and would highly recommend visiting Paradise Valley when in Agadir, Morocco.

Make sure you bring water and swimmers. Great little hike all the way to where you can jump into the water off a cliff if your feeling like an adrenaline rush. Went with my surf camp friends and local instructor.
Also a place to eat and drink also if your feeling hungry.
Highly recommend coming here for a few hours or for the day for a hike and swim. Good for young solo travellers group of friends or fit adults that enjoy walking through mountains etc.

Beautiful place to go for a little hike and enjoy natural pools. Don’t be blinded by pictures too much - the water can be as blue as the sky but also quite dirty after rain for example. But still, I’d say it’s worth the trip. Even the drive up there is kind of magical between the big mountains.
The way to the big pool at the end is quite easy to find, there is only one real path you can follow.
It can be quite full as well. Please don’t leave any trash there and respect the nature.

Nice place, for walk.. relax and have a swim to refresh in hot day. Need to walk but nothing extreme like 20- 25 min max from the parking lot, there are also restaurants and few stands for refreshments, on the way shop as well.

After having read some quite disheartening reviews of Paradise Valley written quite recently, we doubted if we should go there during our visit of Agadir. Luckily we did! Apparently since the Earthquake a few weeks ago, water has returned to the Valley, the river flows and the pools have refilled. We hiked past the restaurants on the bottom and reached the connected pools and were able to swim in the clean and cool water. It was a Bliss. I had read about all the garbage in the area but I think they have made a concerted effort (perhaps thanks to reviews??) to clean up and we enjoyed an almost garbage free walk. Apparently also we were lucky because even though it was a holiday weekend, there weren't many people around. I can highly recommend this place although I believe we benefitted from few visitors and the positive effect of the earthquake in this case and can see how others might have a had a less favorable experience. On the way back we sat on chairs in the water and had fish nibble on our feet, a strange, sometimes unsettling but funny experience. We'll be back!

Went to paradise valley today and so glad to have not paid any attention to older reviews!

The pools are now filled with cold fresh water, since the earthquake. As for rubbish, I could not see any. Maybe they have made an effort to clean up? As for the restaurants on the way, I did not think they were overpriced, nor were the merchants pushy. On the contrary, they were all friendly and prices for food and drink were so reasonable.

Car park at entrance is 5 dirham. It’s about a 30 mins slow walk to the pools. Forget the first pool you come across as that one is quite muddy, but the next one has lovely cold water and places to jump in if you are feeling daring - please check for water depth fist! Water at the second pool was 6m deep so fine to jump into.

If you love hiking, be sure to read this post. Do not park at the park entrance. Choose to continue driving until just before the village of Anelore (+6km). There is a parking lot where campers are often parked. This parking is free and safe. You can also recognize the parking lot by the sign with the walking routes of the valley. From there you take a beautiful walk to the valley below. Believe me, there is no path on Google or Maps.me but it is indicated with gray arrows painted on the rocks so you know how to walk. You descend in 45 minutes along cacti and a mountain path. Then you can enjoy paradise. The same way back is difficult in the blazing sun and a few meters of altitude. It will take you about an hour. This walk is much less touristy and you have the feeling that you are really exploring. The parking is also much easier.

I have recently come back from a trip to Agadir. I booked paradise valley through get your guide which I found to be very reasonable. The trip offers transportation to and from the excursion. We was greeted by a lovely gentleman called Houcin, he arrived promptly on time, the tour was absolutely amazing and the views so breath taking. We had a group of around 25 people, Houcin is a funny character and made the trip one to remember. We enjoyed a hike through the mountains, we swam in the crystal clear valleys and we even had time to sun bathe in the glorious sunshine taking in all the views. What an amazing tour guide, we loved every minute of the excursion. 5 stars for Houcin 🫶🏽 🇲🇦

Loved this....drive up mountain with care and allow time. Avoid sandels and heels...Runners best as ground uneven/dusty in places. Nature, local folk and local food at its best. Perfect day trip ... highlight for us. Tagines and barber omelette an absolute must....highly recommend restaurant cheriff about half way up. Head up about 11am as gets a bit busy in afternoons. That's the problem with paradise... everyone wants to be there and we visited early Jan....off season

beauty of nature, fantastic experience. I recommend. there is no need to use a guide

Easy drive. Rent a car and enjoy with waze or Google maps. Plenty of food and drinks by locals in the trail/valley

Worth visiting. Amazing place for a nice hiking, 2-3 hours walk. And a coffee or tajine

Great place for hiking! Even in December you can go for a swim in the pools. Don't miss this experience. :)

Beautiful canyon! Must see if you are nearby. Don't forget swimsuit 😉

Paradise Valley
(Decent footwear, towels to take).

around an hour + drive from most hotels in Agadir.

On the way ask drivers to stop as plenty scenic views for clicks.

Upon arrival Paradise Valley, prepare to walk up and down hill.

Don’t stop soon you get to the bottom where all eating establishments are, keep walking

You will see many streams and at the end after 20min you will approach to the beautiful paradise situated within two small peaks.

Plenty sitting space and photo opportunities.

On the way back have some real mint tea (no tea bags like in city they do). Served with bread and butter. In nearby pond we spotted mini turtles. Happy days

Had an amazing experience at Paradise Valley in Agadir with my family! The breathtaking scenery, coupled with exceptional service, made our visit truly memorable. The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was delightful. We thoroughly enjoyed the natural beauty and tranquility of Paradise Valley. It's a must-visit spot for anyone in Agadir seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Highly recommend!

Absolutely amazing oasis amongst the mountains. The walk looked much more daunting than it really was. The path leads you to the valley where you'll find small huts selling gorgeous tagine next to cool water. The wait for food is about an hour as they cook everything fresh. Sit back and relax, you're on holiday, innit

Great landscape, weather beautiful, great for walking around,tagin there amazing

Nice place to explore. A lot of local options for accomodation and restourants. Not too busy in winter.

Amazing place, we totally enjoyed the walk and the views