Paradis Plage Yoga Retreat

We had a quick holiday in this beautiful place! The hotel is amazing, and the staff is very kind and friendly. During corona time we had wonderful moments. We had a great dinner on The restaurant on the beach. Thanks to the staff again and see you soon!

I recently spent a week at the Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa Resort. They offer all the commodities they say, both yoga and spa very good. The beach was superb and very well kept offering surfing, body boarding, rowing, various sea sport and with instruction if necessary. Camel and horse riding, volley ball, all sorts with plenty of room. Soft sand. On land the sun beds with towels, the open fire for the evening, so well organised. The Hotel is clean and comfortable and the staff are very attentive and friendly. My special thanks go to the reception staff who helped us enormously when our flights were cancelled. Thank you all for a great week.

We've just come back from a fabulous week-long break at Paradis Plage. We were travelling with our two kids aged 4 and 2 and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating and sweet with the kids. The kids had a great time exploring the pool, hot tub and beach and there were loads of lovely comfy hang out spots. My husband and I both surf, so enjoyed the opportunity to get out into the water - there are loads of excellent breaks an easy drive from the hotel. We went out for dinner in Taghazout a few times which was a fun change of scene and only 10 mins drive away. Hoping to be back again next year!

This hotel was absolutely perfect. We booked for a fitness and yoga break and loved every minute of it. The yoga studio is perfectly located facing out to the ocean, making the sunrise and sunset yoga sessions wonderful. Karsten and his colleague who lead the yoga were superb - it was always different, interesting and challenging. Abdullah running the fitness sessions was brilliant, making them tough but enjoyable. The reception staff were superb and very responsive to any requests. The spa is an absolute haven - spotlessly clean with a good range of treatments delivered by excellent therapists. The 2 restaurants for dinner offered great variety and again the staff were so helpful and welcoming. The 2 lunch venues were also great, particularly the beach cafe with vegan buddha bowls. We had an amazing week and will definitely return. What a way to start 2020!!

Our second time at this hotel, and the return visit didn't disappoint. We go for the yoga, and that's perfect. The shala fronts on to the beach, and is lined up to the setting sun, making the 5.30 session very special indeed. The sessions are a good mix of challenge and practicing the familiar, and once again we found the brilliant yoga teacher really helped us improve. The hotel is right on a 3km beach, beautiful, and great for walks. While we were there it was pretty deserted. The fishermens market next door adds some interest, and there are local restaurants you could visit - even though we were totally happy with the hotel provision. Breakfast was brilliant, loads of choice, and a fab egg and bread cooking bar. The msemen were amazing! Dinner was nice and varied - we went half board, but weren't too restricted. Lots of local cuisine, as well as more european stuff. And the Moroccan wine was pretty good. Our waiters were great - and the welcome was fantastic. There is also surfing - and a neat beach bar with a nightly fire. I really hope we go back again.

We visited this place in late December as a family. Based on several reviews and ratings my expectations were very high. Unfortunately, the hotel didn't live up to it on several fronts. The room was spacious but it had an odd smell, and the bed was not very comfortable. Definitely not 5 star like. The pillows were very hard, but we later on got them replaced. The food was average at best, including the breakfast buffet, and service was inconsistent. The pool area isn't really well looked after. The loungers are old, some of the umbrellas are broken, and it's definitely not 5 star standard. Also, the pool was very cold even though it was supposed to be heated. The beach is average at best and not very clean. It can also not be considered private with plenty of camels and horses and locals offering rides. The area with the loungers on the beach is just sad. The yoga studio is beautiful and so are the sunsets that can be observed from there. We had one yoga lesson, and it was fine although the class was too packed and there was not enough space to practice. The most annoying thing was the compulsory New Year's gala at about 140 USD (1400 Dirham) per head and 70 USD per child which seems outrageous in any case. In fact, we were not aware that it was compulsory even though it is true that there was a note written at the end of our booking confirmation. This was easy to miss, and we were surprised when we were told in no uncertain terms that it was compulsory, and that even if we decided not to attend we would be charged. In fact, we had planned to spend the evening with friends in Agadir, but reception staff and management was adamant we would have to pay no matter what. We eventually negotiated to only pay for two adults and not for our 6 year old. The actual gala dinner was average at best. The buffet only opened at 9pm, much of the food was cold with he exception of the things from the grill where the queue was obviously long. The quality of the food was average, and drinks were not included, not even water. Definitely not worth the money! It felt like a complete rip-off. I would have never chosen this hotel if it was clear from the moment of the booking that we would need to pay for the gala dinner. My brother in law booked this hotel for his family later this year and I strongly advised him to cancel as it does not live up to the standard it promises. I would never return to this hotel. We stayed at the Hyatt Place just a few kilometers away earlier that weekz and it was a beautiful experience. The gala there was optional and would have cost less by the way.

If you want to go somewhere for a supreme chill then this hotel will be right up your street. It's very much off the beaten track and next to a beautiful beach. The food is always great, the weather balmy, and there's plenty of sight seeing to be done. The surf itself is a bit meh, unless you're a complete beginner in which case it's OK, and you should expect to travel up / down the coast for better surf. You also have to adapt to the fact that whilst the resort is spotless, that's not the case as soon as you step outside. We loved the resort, and beach and had a great time. One word of advice is that the wild dog packs are pretty docile during the day, but considerably less friendly at night, so be aware.

We really wanted to love this resort but found ourselves lukewarm about it. Some aspects we liked very much but other things not so much. We were not happy with our original room. It had a very odd smell and we felt it was noisy and insecure literally steps from the pool. We asked to change away from the original ground floor pool front room that we had, we were moved to a more private and quieter room on the second floor. They were happy to do this for us. The room is spacious with a nice kitchenette available. The bed was somewhat uncomfortable with subpar linens. The configuration of the resort is odd in that to access the rooms, you must go around the hotel to get in through the backside through the parking lot etc and in some spots it was not well lit. While the resort is gated and I'm sure very secure, it was a little disconcerting. The internet situation was slow, buggy and inconsistent at best. You have to sign back in each time. We found the dining at this resort to be cramped and noisy. We ate breakfasts there, but all our dinners we ate off the resort and there are many options within easy walking distance. The beach was lovely and spacious with plenty of seating available. There are A LOT of people trying to sell you camel rides etc. on the beach. DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT and they will leave you alone. We did not utilize the pool. It was VERY busy and noisy and being enjoyed by MANY children. The yoga was good and challenging. A bit better than I expected.

We spent 5 nights here in November and had a very enjoyable stay. The surfing lessons were great along a nice stretch of beach. We were really impressed with the room which turned out to be more of a suite, with a spacious lounge area and outdoor terrace overlooking the ocean. Food was of a good quality and there are also some good options outside if you want a change. Only slight things were the loungers by the pool were a little tired and the outdoor jacuzzi was cold but on the whole very happy with our stay and will be returning!

I visited for three nights and could easily have stayed longer. A group of ladies experiencing the spa, surfing, yoga and fitness. All were superb. The food is lovely and the staff are super helpful. I stayed in a Prestige Suite - it was enough for a family of 5/6. All the rooms have ocean views and are very roomy. This is a great wellness break I will definitely be returning with my family. Book well in advance as the school holidays book up very quickly!! Love this place!

We loved this place! The hotel is so beautiful and the staff is friendly and professional. Big pool with access to the beach. Perfect place for both relaxing and sport. You can buy massage, do yoga with beachview, fitness and join the surfing class. Breakfast buffet with all kind of food. There is different alternatives if you have allergy such as soya yoghurt. It is a little expensive, but all worth it.

A delightful small hotel which was booked for us by Wellbeing Escapes (they never let me down!). Delicious food, lovely suites, kind and caring staff (I am gluten-free and they were so supportive especially the F&B manager and Rachid in the restaurant). Yoga with Karsten is superlative. Try to book a massage with him too - be quick as he gets very booked and only does one a day! The spa also has great treatments and the surf club is great. The manager Ali couldn’t have been more accommodating. Looking already for our next trip as weather is good here through to February with swimming in the ocean still ok in October. Prices are extremely reasonable as it feels 5* through and through.

Just back from our holiday and just wanted to leave a comment about surf school. We had a good holiday, but surf school elevated a good holiday to an amazing holiday for my kids. The guys work so hard and with such knowledge and good humour, I cannot speak highly enough about them. Ismail was so kind and patient with my youngest when he lost his confidence after being in a rough sea on day three. Both boys were up and standing on day one thanks to the teachers. Ismail made the classes fun and safe and I cannot thank him enough, if you are unsure about trying surfing, don’t hesitate!

The yoga shala at Paradis Plage is beautiful and the yoga lessons given by Karston great. Enjoy an active yoga class in the mornings and then onto a good breakfast. There are some flies around the jams but apart from these our stay at Paradis Plage was fly free! Lovely lunches at the beach bar and we thought the beach beautiful. We did plastic collecting and think that the hotel could do more here. Perhaps employ the beach boys with ponies and camels? The ponies and camels looks fine and we found the lads all really friendly and not pushy at all. We didn’t ride as it’s not our thing. If you can spare a few Diram strike up a conversation and spread your wealth ?? Yin yoga in the afternoon was a good end to the day which we really enjoyed, looking out to the ocean and as Karsten says Just Breathe! Dinner at 27, delicious, portions were too large for, us so share. Our room was beautiful. Very clean (as was the entire resort) and good bed. Unfortunately there was an event on during our stay so not quiet on these 2 days. It would have been a good idea for the hotel PR manager to pre inform guests of the beautiful people and disco music that would be arriving! We will be back for yoga and will check that no event is planned during our next stay.

We want to thank every employee from Paradis Plage for the wonderful time we had. Speciall thanks to Issmail Imssoui the best Surf Coach. We can recomment the hotel to everyone who wants to have a special time in maroc. We will come back soon.

I stayed at the Paradis Plage for 5 nights. The main reason for the trip was a yoga holiday where we could get some sun, practice yoga a few times a day and venture out if we wanted to. The resort did not disappoint, the yoga studio is great with a fabulous teacher (Karsten), the room (we had booked a premium suite) was huge with two balconies and bathrooms. The 27 restaurant where we ate most days is great with good local seafood and a lovely Mille Feuille (not to be missed!). The view of the beach and the beach itself is quiet and nice, very clean although I did hear from many guests that they were helping pick up the mass of plastic to keep it that clean. I would love to see the hotel itself do more to trim down the use of plastic (refillable bottles for example). We tried the spa facilities, the orange blossom massage was lovely but the Hammam was a little lack lustre; really a scrub and a shower however I have not had a Moroccan Hammam before so cannot compared. The staff were all so lovely, not imposing and always helpful. I think the only real changes I would like to see is a little more maintenance and up keep of the rooms and the treatment of flies near the food areas; they are a real nuance so take repellant. I wonder if the hotel could use some natural ways in which to control them. I would definitely return and largely for the teachings by Karsten. Completely refreshing and nurturing.

Great place for a relaxed holiday. Not really close to anything except for a few restaurants but the city is not so far away and for a relaxing holiday you don't need much more than the excellent beach, pool, amazing and welcoming spa and the great Yoga classes with Carsten. Staff is very friendly and will help with everything you need. I found that it's cheaper to book extra things by yourself and not through the hotel but I guess it's normal. The only thing I felt a bit negative about was the food. The breakfast was boaring as it didn't change at all. I stayed 7 nights and not even a single vegetable changed. I felt that changing a bit the warm dishes in the morning, having different types of salades and even changing the types of cheese or cakes would help. I did love the different tea types that were offered in the tea cans.

The hotel is about 30 minutes drive on the coastal road, north of Agadir but a fairly hefty drive from Marrakech. It was worth the journey though. The apartment we stayed in was surprisingly large for a family of four and we were just 50 yards from the beach and we could park the car within a few yards of it. We didn't see any surf, or surfing it has to be said but there was a surf centre next to the beach bar which seemed to have lessons on offer. The yoga studio ran classes twice each day from memory, but it may have been three. Classes were charged as extras which was a bit of a surprise (about £15/class) and according to my wife, were OK, but not cosmic - and she does loads of it so would probably know the difference. The three hotel restaurants were decent but the best value for a family seemed to be in the a la carte venue (with the open kitchen), not the buffet style one where we had breakfast. The beach was long and sandy, except for just in front of the sun beds where it was stones, and at low tide became around 100m wide. Water was fresh but not Baltic, if you're used to the Atlantic. There were a few blokes on the beach touting for camel and pony rides, or photos with a parrot and they were persistent but not overbearing by any means and did take, 'no' for an answer. There didn't seem to be anything to do in the immediate vicinity outside the hotel, short of driving back to Agadir and the possible exception of a water park we thought we saw on the way back but couldn't be sure. There were some beachside small grocery stores for cheap bottled water (which was worth doing) but no local restaurants. For the kids there were two good pools, table tennis but no obvious water sports (sailing etc.) and the kids club was for toddlers by the look of it. Wi-fi was pretty non-existent except when in the bar area and even then, not the best. But, all in all, a very pleasant stay.

Went here to chill with a friend - not much around the area and had been to Morocco a few times so really wanted to surf and chill Was a busy time over Easter. Did 5 days of surfing. Saed was great! Patient and encouraging ! Charlotte does a great job running the place! The gym was cool -a little dirty needs a bit of a clean however good equipment and outdoor boxing bag and circuit. The rooms were great and so spacious comfy beds however for a 5 star hotel I’d expect conditioner, ear buds etc. Sometimes if you asked for anything like towels or toilet paper it took over 30 minutes to get anything Food was quite good -a la carte was nice, and buffet wasn’t bad just the same food every breakfast. Restaurant at the beach was awesome grilled fish, salads Service at the cafe bar by the pool and was slow, waiting ages for a drink Overall most staff were extremely friendly and lovely

We went to paradis plage for a week of sun, relaxation and yoga. I have been on yoga retreats before but found this to be even better, the yoga shala was amazing, Windows on 3 sides and looking out on to the ocean. The teaching was fantastic, my partner had never done yoga in his life and enjoyed 6 sessions. There are 3 yoga classes a day plus surf school. We didn't try surfing but watched as families donned their wet suits and went out for lessons. The surf apparently was great. The hotel suite was a huge surprise, 2 bathroom, kitchen, lounge, large terrace and a bedroom. The cleaning staff ensured it was fully cleaned every day. The beach bar staff were very friendly, remembered our names and the drinks we liked. Inside the restaurant the staff could not be more helpful. When the lady at the pancake counter found out I was gluten free, she had gluten free flour ready the next day and made me fresh pancakes. The restaurant was clean, well served with hot and cold buffet. We also had a morrocan scrub in the spa to start the holiday. The reception staff booked taxis and ensured we knew where we were going when we explored a little outside, we took a 2 hour camel ride in a local barber village, which was fabulous during the sunset. I can highly recommend this holiday, for couples, yoga bunnies or surf dudes! We will definitely be going again.

I really loved my stay at paradise Plage. You’re welcomed by the lovely Erica. The resort is beautiful. The restaurants have traditional cuisine and European. The buffet restaurant has a big variety of tajines which are very tasty. The staff is very kind and professional and anyone who says the aren’t is just writing a bad review hasn’t stayed there and had alternative motives. The yoga lessons by yoga instructors Karsten are wonderful and I really felt a lot a stress release after his class. The Spa is beautiful and the massages and hammam are super. I loved the overall ambience at Le Spot at the beach nice for lounging and eating some burgers. My son enjoyed the surf lesson right at the beach for the resort. The beach is beautiful and clean. I recommend this resort and will be coming back next year!

One week at the relaxing and friendly yoga, spa and surf retreat gave me my dose of vitamin d to last me until the UK spring. The staff were lovely (couldn’t do enough for us), the yoga with Karsten was challenging, funny and as an avid yoga I still learnt some nuggets. The surf boys were friendly and great teachers with the kit in good order too. My hammam was lush and my skin felt amazing the whole week. The weather stayed kind to us, the food was amazing if a little pricey, but the views made up for it. Clean, safe, full of lovely guests and a gem of a find with Western and Arabic influences. Amazing.

I made the reservation because of the good review but in fact there are mamy minus also. Breakfast is not variety - after couple of days there is no choise. Staff is not helpfull. We decided to change the hotel because the swimmimg pool is cold - and there is no information that heated is not working but the staff said that will not give our many back. There is no information about problem with swimmimg pool on website. Also jacuzzi was dirty and nobody wants to use it. The area near the pool and baech is beautiful and cozy. I love it. Also joga place but I Do not recommend book this hotel in winter period.

The service was great, straff was realt service minded. Not a good surf beach but the surf guides at the hotel are great. They know where to find waves even when it looks flat. They are also professional and very friendly. Be aware of the prices for surf rental and classes. Probably among the highest in the world . Everything was actually really nice except the food. The food was a big disappointment! Sounded good and looked good but never had any taste. They have like 4 restaurants and no one was good. Best choice is the grill menu at the beach bar. We changed hotel last two nights to get better food. If they get a new head chef , this place would be great.

Spent 7 nights here for some yoga / fitness / relaxation while travelling around Morocco. I absolutely loved it. A boutique hotel with rooms in the main building and villas dotted around the complex among the surf shack / bar, fitness area and yoga pavilion. The rooms were excellent, thoroughly cleaned every day, with a nice balcony overlooking the sea. The staff were great (plenty of them) and very friendly. The breakfast buffet had plenty of choice, with fresh omelettes available. The daily sunrise and sunset yoga, taken by the excellent Carston was amazing. I had daily fitness 1-on-1 sessions in the gym which were tailored to suit my needs. The spa treatments were excellent - apart from one certain member of staff, but i won't let her spoil my experience and everyone else's hard work. It was an absolute pleasure to stay here and I'll definitely be back.

My husband and I stayed here for a week. The food is amazing but even better is the yoga teacher Carson. He teaches Yin yoga three times a day and is the best teacher I have ever had. My advice is to by a twice daily package and do sunrise and sunset. I improved my flexibility in just one week. We are booking to go back next year for sure.

Lovely place, excellent service by Erica, on the front desk. Carsten, the yoga teacher, is fantastic, he will make you sweat and meditate, both! Food options for kids could improve a bit though. Thanks for everything!

This was the end of the tour and although very comfortable it felt too package deal with a lot of families and European food - no Moroccan food. The suite was very nice with a sea view. Enjoyed a yoga lesson and two long surf lessons which were a lot of fun. Had a fantastic regeneration massage in the spa. It was a very comfortable stay, just wish it had been more authentic Moroccan.

For having been first when the hotel has just open, I would say it was a paradise! no more paradise now... Suites design is still the same, matching with the overall surroundings and beach direct access. But a lot of services are no more meeting the standars : cleaning is just disgusting (no products used), towels given are more than dirty -not wached- with a horrible smell, food is over priced regarding the quality -they use frozen fish for example while they have near the location a fresh fish market!-, breakfast buffet is correct but currently most of dishes are broken! Better go outside, near the hotel a small vilage offering several supermarkets, fish/meat/chiken grills, delicious local traditionnal bread, fresh fruits and vegetables. Concerning hotel's beach front, enough chairs and umbrellas are provided and hotel beach boys are excellent. Unfortunatly, numerous vendors and camels & horses riders go back and forth all the day in front of client harassing them and standing up just in front of you hiding the beach view... and no beach relaxing means no hotel utility. The hearth of the place is the sea and only the sea. At the beginning the hotel concept was dedicated also to the protection of the environment and the beach numerous natural ressources. When swimming you doing it with shoal of fishes -just amazing and wonderfull- But currently, this noble cause has been abandonned, and the hotel management is having difficulties just to insure its clients quiet beach rest and even safety. Important notice, the beach spots in this part of the southern moroccan costs (lending from Agadir to Esaouira) are among the best in the country, offering quiet sea,nice goldy sand beaches, rich biodiversity and beautiful landscapes. A region that surely deserves ecotraveling dynamic. Hotel doesn't offer an interesting entertainement programs, it's limited to some dancing evening with DJs and night films screening, nothing special dedicated to children, what a pity when now the place is becoming more a family destination than a surfers spot!. The managment needs to re think its business plan, maybe an all inclusive club offer would suit best... However for unconditional lovers of seaside and heavenly sunsets it's the place...let the rest to the management who needs seriously to think about what are the real priorities and how to reach best service quality.

We have spend one week in this Hotel and it was just wonderful. It was so nice and relaxing for the whole family! The highlight for us were the surfing lessons. It was so much fun and we enjoyed every minute in the water. Our surf-instructors, Hafid and Ismail, were just amazing. They gave a lot of individual tips and worked with every single person on their mistakes, so that you have the best opportunities to improve your surfing skills. And because they give the impression that they really love what they do, the atmosphere were always happy and relaxed :) They were more friends than teachers for us. So thank you for this wonderful time you two!! :) Xx

We have stayed here for a week with a child age 4! She visited the free kids club once and enjoyed it, Sana was very informative and I felt very happy leaving my child there where she played and took them to the beach to collect shells. Our room,view and overall stay was very impressive. In my opinion The Restaurant and spa were over priced, however there are other options in the surrounding restaurants. The surf rental is expensive compared to town but it is what it is and worth the luxury of convenience. The male yoga instructor was fantastic and definitely worth the money. The pool is freezing to cold to swim, but it is January so to be expected. I would highly recommend this hotel. Thankyou to all of th

Thanks for an amazingly relaxing holiday setting! Beautiful prestige suite with sea view, tasty food, relaxing spa treatments, regular yoga on the most amazing shala on the beach (and cool Rachele teaching) and surf house with relaxed atmosphere. Especially Ismail (with the beard??) was super friendly and flexible, with jamais problem attitude. Thanks!

Wonderful time by the ocean. Having a relaxing evening with friends - inside or out. And enjoying surfing and yoga during the day - a great mix of activities, wonderful staff all around, and good accommodations.

Very beautiful and unique property with direct access to the beach! Not even a 2 min walk from our room! Amazing amenities where everything is made for you to relax. Super friendly and efficient staff who make their best to satisfy their guests and the breakfast is ++++! Dreamy stay with my husband and friends, we'll be back!

A BIG thank you to Hassan! Customer service ++++++++ It was his first day and it was our first day, he made us feel welcome and his smile was intoxicating. Ask for him at the surf house bar, he will not disappoint. We will be back! It was a very relaxing ending to a busy city tour in Morocco.

From the moment you arrive to the time you leave this place is as it says a paradis'. We went for a couple days break, and found a gem. Its out of town, only a taxi ride away, the accommodation and staff are excellent. Food fantastic. A great deal of thought has gone into the layout of the hotel and the surf facility area. Every were looks so nice, and again I have to say how friendly the staff were. From the hotel you can go horse riding, camel riding, surfing, trips out, Agadir or just put your feet up. We will be going back at the next chance we have.

Nice brand new resort with lovely views of the ocean. Location however is not ideal as it is distant from Agadir and the private beach is tiny. Main issue is service which is incredibly poor. On arrival passed 1:00 pm our room was not ready despite official check in time being at 1:00 pm. We were told to take a seat and have a welcome drink while they checked us in but no drink ever arrived. When we went to the beach bar to collect beach towels, as per the reception guy instruction, we were told they did not have any and we had to go to the pool bar. At the pool bar we were told they had run out of towels and there was nothing they could do to help. We had to go back to the reception to finally find some. Ordering food by the beach was an other ordeal. We were sent from one bar to the other (beach bar to pool bar back and forth..). Eventually we managed to order some sandwiches which were delivered (cold, with no napkins or cutteries) after one hour. The day after we went back to the same spot and our dishes from the previous day were still there! We had to ask a waiter to collect them which he did (or better he collected some of them). Breakfast is sold as being very special and totally organic, but orange juice is from a can and coffe is from a machine. Plus, in a country were fruit is delicious and abundant, the only fruit available was a rather unappealing fruit salad floating in water...We left to the Sofitel in Agadir after one night stay for basically the same price. What makes a hotel a good hotel is service more than design or anything else. Paradis Plage is nicely designed and new but service is so bad it's a joke.

Just wanted to say thank you to the gorgeous staff here, it’s so welcoming and peaceful, everyone is above and beyond what they need to be and it’s very appreciated. Karsten is such a treasure, his yoga is transformative and real. kudos. I’m brand new!! Thank you lovelies ???

Unfortunately, the beach is very very dirty even in the private zone and not secure at all. There are wild dogs going around and my husband was attacked by one of these dogs while jogging in the morning. In the resort even the smallest leaf of a plant is being taken care of, on the beach plastic, cigarettes as well as animal excrements are simply left there. Not nice at all and a strong contrast to the rest of the resort.

1 hour from the Airport, 30min from central Agadir with everything you need for a very laid back holiday. Food was good (but limited to 1 restaurant in the evening - there are places to eat outside the hotel in walking distance) 2 bed apartment was simple and stylish. Limited items for self catering in the kitchen but staff are very helpful and will get what you need. Bottled water is provided and refreshed daily. There is a small shop which sells the basics next to the hotel if you want to self cater. The hotel provides a free shuttle into Agadir twice a day. The suke is amazing!! The beach was wonderful - no stones, hardly any seaweed and shallow enough to walk out and catch a wave. Yoga was amazing - 3 times a day for at least 1.5hrs per session. Good wine list in the hotel. Nowhere to buy wine locally, you need to go into Agadir for that. The spa was lovely, with a wide range of treatments. Nice pool area with an attendant and towels. I had a good massage whilst there. The breakfast is varied with great freshly squeezed juices, continental cheese and meat, some local stuff, great bread, and a station for eggs, omelettes and flat breads/pancakes made to order. We will be going back probably the year after next!!