Agadir: Timlaline Desert & Paradise valey with camel ride & lunch

The people are very friendly. That was a great experience... Man... no we would have liked a little more time. But worth every memory.

Stopping at the small botanical garden is interesting and, for once, we do not insist that you buy. Tasting of honey and argan products. 2 hours walk in the Valley of Paradise and there is plenty to do for hiking enthusiasts; I would have even enjoyed an extra hour. The place is very popular, especially on weekends, and is not necessarily a model of sustainability, but I am not one to reproach others for wanting to go where I too want to go. So, if you can't stand the traffic and the inevitable pollution that comes with it, I advise you to go elsewhere. Camel ride in the dunes nice with the nice little sand canyon and cliffs. One regret, the camel did not climb to the top of the dune and we were not allowed time to climb on foot. Not ideal under the grey, but nobody can help it.

Lahcen was awesome! The phone of a young lady on the trip got wet and he jumped out and got some rice to dry it out. He bent over backwards to help out. An amazing day out, I certainly got my steps in. All of the main events were utterly spectacular. There is nothing that you could fault and nothing you will forget as an experience of a lifetime. The only negative I could possibly add is that at the end I was exhausted. Possibly too much for someone of my age. Utterly amazing

Zakaria took excellent care of us, and made sure we learned about the culture and the area. Lunch was a great tagine at a local home in the mountains, with an amazing view of the valley. Most appreciated, and highly recommended.

Ishman, apologies if I misspelled your name🙈, thank you very much for a wonderful adventure I can’t recommend highly enough!!! What a day it was👍 very knowledgeable english speaking guide who gave us all the facts and interesting information about both Morocco and Agadir👍He went far and beyond of what we expected from a guide. Very professional, friendly and caring!!! Thank you so much for taking us to Paradise Valley earlier to avoid the crowds, then to beautiful argan oil farm where very knowledgeable lady showed us her botanical garden and we enjoyed delicious lunch, and then to camel riding in beautiful sand dunes setting. Our children Oskar and Adam enjoyed the day very much👍 thank you once again xx Ela and Tom ( Ford) 😂

The experience was excellent the guide went the extra mile to make sure we had an enjoyable experience. Wind was incredibly strong but we managed to get to do everything in our programme. Lunch was amazing.

Our guide Abdul was wonderful. Took us to Paradise valley and the Sahara dunes where he negotiated to get us a great pride for the camel ride! Also the stop at the Women’s Argon Oil collective was great and the lunch they served was delicious. Couldn’t have asked for a better day.

What an amazing time in a gorgeous place with a fantastic, knowledgeable, and thoughtful guide. Abdul effortlessly switched between English and French to explain the sights and answer our questions. He explained the flora and fauna, what we would be seeing and experiencing. The drive to Paradise Valley was beautiful, and the High Atlas Mountains are stunning. The women’s cooperative was fascinating and the meal there was delicious and plentiful, as were the homemade cookies. We then went to the and dunes and while some of us rode camels(which Abdul negotiated for us), he took others on a dunes walk. He also stop and bought us bananas to enjoy. We stopped at a colorful fishing village for photo. We never felt rushed, but he was always cognizant of the time. Abdul is a great asset to your company!

Complies with the planned program. For us it was the dunes of Massa and not the little Sahara. Visit to a women's argan oil cooperative, paradise valley, on the route the chance to see flying goats, tajine in the locals' home and the massa dunes. Then return via Tazaout. Younes is great, available and didn't leave us all day.

On 30/06/23 we had our excursion “Sahara sand dunes and paradise Valley”. The walk to the Valley was beautiful , unfortunately due to the drought almost no water , which gives the wrong image on the internet (still important!) Our guide, Hassan Majjad, was fluent in various languages, nice was that we were invited in the afternoon to a local typical Moroccan family, Tagine eaten etc. It struck me how friendly the people there are, to the tourists, but also their family love. Hassan Majjad, was a top guide, thanks for the pleasant but also educational day !! One drawback, the roads are sorrowful, namely all dirt.