Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa Resort

Patricia Bsc

Loved our stay in April at Paradis Plage. the staff was kind enough to let us stay in one of the newest ocean front apartments, it was absolutely gorgeous. The food was great cross all restaurants and amazing breakfast. The hotel isn't massive, it's a sweet size with plenty of space and comfort. The spa was great with wonderful massage and the surf school was fantastic too. The local wave offers a cute chill option to enjoy some water just in front of the hotel too. The hotel is set in a nice beach not too busy, not in an overcrowded part of the coast. The hotel also arranged an easy ~1H private taxi with baby chair transport from the airport. Great service here too ! Special mention to Saida who was our 2yo nanny during the stay, she's lovely, very kind, and I highly recommend her.

Sophia El Massnaoui

This hotel changed since the new management joined. It became a real pleasure to visit again and again. Today I went to the wellness day, which was free of charge and I truly appreciated the commitment and professionalism of the crew. Thank you for changing this place and make it great and enjoyable. The food I tried several times is just a delight. Keep the good work, the new director is a star and deserves recognition and my personal regards.

Sarah O Mahoney

We stayed here for a week and overall had a lovely time. The resort itself is beautiful. Right on the beach with plenty of sun loungers and space to relax. We loved the big TV screen in the evenings for the World Cup games. We also used the spa, gym and pool which were all lovely. Staff were generally friendly, although some more so than others. All in all very relaxing place to switch off. The rooms however are definitely not “five star” quality. The kitchen area was missing a lot of essentials. And in general the room was nice, but quite basic. Food and drinks at the hotel are expensive, if you’re like us you will leave with a big bill (which we didn’t mind!). The location around is very remote, and taxis know you need them to get around, therefore hike up prices. So, pros and cons but in general we enjoyed our stay and will have great memories!

Scott W

We had an absolutely amazing stay at Paradis Plage Surf, Yoga & Spa and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Morocco. From the moment we arrived, every member of staff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive, making us feel at home throughout our entire stay. Our room was modern, spacious, and very comfortable, with a huge bed and stunning views overlooking the pool and out towards the beach and sea. The whole resort is beautifully maintained, with gorgeous grounds, lovely pools, and a peaceful atmosphere throughout. The beach is just a very short walk from the pool area and is much quieter than many others in the area, making it perfect for relaxing and watching the incredible sunsets. Seeing camels strolling along the beach in the evenings made the experience even more special. The beach bar and restaurants were fantastic, with all the food and drinks being absolutely delicious. While prices are naturally a little higher than local restaurants in nearby towns, the quality, setting, and service made it well worth it. One of the highlights of our trip was the surfing. I took two surf lessons during our stay and the instructors were brilliant – super friendly, knowledgeable, and great at building confidence in the water. The hotel also has an excellent modern gym, as well as outdoor fitness equipment with beautiful sea views, which was a great bonus. We also loved meeting the friendly dogs and cats around the resort, who added even more charm to an already wonderful place. The location is ideal too – only around 5–10 minutes by taxi to Taghazout and approximately 30 minutes from Agadir. The hotel staff were always happy to arrange taxis, making it really easy to explore the surrounding area. Overall, Paradis Plage Surf, Yoga & Spa exceeded all of our expectations. Beautiful accommodation, amazing facilities, fantastic food, outstanding staff, and an unbeatable beachfront setting. We wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again and hope to return in the future! Also thanks for showing the World Cup on the big screen!!!

Margarita Bennett

We came for two weeks as a family as we hadn’t had a holiday in over 2yrs so we wanted rest, sun, and beautiful beaches. Today is my last day and I have to say I am very mixed feeling. Our welcome and reception are amazing. Massive smiles, Beautiful people and always very helpful. The hotel is fabulous and very clean. We chose it due to surf, gym and yoga however when we got here the gym is not how it looks on the add. It’s very small and machines and weights are limited however we made it work and the personal trainer is lovely and welcoming. Yoga is run by Karsten who is a wonderful human! Sadly full on yoga is only very early in the am - last morning class is at 8:30-9:30 - which for us was breakfast time. the afternoon 5:30 is yin yoga which is lovely but if you are a yogi I was hoping at least at 10:00 or 10:30 class and if no class at least the space to be used (they close the space). Karsten Breathwork on Wednesday is definitely worthwhile! Surf at this time of yr is none existent (came in July) on this beach which is sad so teens just had to chill. Should have researched that! The resort is in a village outside Taghazout, the shops are very limited and infrastructure is limited too. You have three restaurants to choose from in the resort, the top restaurants was usually empty as it’s inside and very expensive. Then the one by the pool is lovely, the dessert is wonderful but it’s not cheap so you are left with the downstairs bar or Nova next door or some beach restaurant, however we didn’t adventure far here. Food is good and a wide range. We did room service once which was fab! The downstairs bar - the service is amazing, if you get Feradum Mohamed you have a winner as a staff member. He is amazing and will try everything to make your stay as special as possible. He runs around serving every table that he can but the rest are not really engaged … there seems to be discourse between the staff; I’ve assumed there is no manager that sorts the floor. Nova is a lovely restaurant next door, slow in service but good food. The hotel offers a free shuttle to Agadir there and back every day which is wonderful as you can visit the suck or stay for dinner and get a taxi home for 200Dh. If you stay then go to the Jade restaurant!! Amazing!! Rooms - Nirisa is a great cleaner (room 607) and overall lovely. The rooms are all you need, good beds, decent bathroom and clean however don’t be fooled if you think you can cook. There are 00 utensils. No supermarket as we are in a random village you can try to make pasta or rice but you literally have a frying pan and a pan with no lid, that is all. No knife to cut, a few plates. And a couple of mugs. They give you tea on the first day and after that you have to pay. You get a fresh bottle of water a day but you will need to go to the suk to get more. I think what paradise resort is trying to do is lovely but they need to up their game and most of all their beach is full of rubbish at certain times of the day which is heart breaking. On a good day it’s utterly beautiful and weather is amazing!! Overall as it’s a beautiful setting and not far from Taghazout village or Agadir. A great place to eat in Taghazout is Wow, Windy Bay or Dfrost kitchen club!