Looking for an Agadir day trip away from the bustle of the city? Many will suggest Paradise Valley or Taghazout, the surfers' village. But victims of their own success, these hugely popular spots have completely lost their charm. Instead, we offer you the discovery of secret valleys on the honey route, or of Inzerki, the largest collective apiary in the world! These places sheltered from mass tourism, which you will discover in the company of quality guides, will let you take in the biodiversity of the Atlas as much as Amazigh culture. Two authentic nature escapes, to rise above it all and breathe in a Morocco that is still unspoilt.
.Hiking in the Secret Valleys of the Honey Route
Not far from the very busy Paradise Valley, head for a preserved and still little-known oasis, alongside a guide native to the region. The hike begins in the heart of the shared gardens of the Tamzergourt oasis. Then, in the shade of a hundred-year-old argan tree, settled on rugs and cushions, you savour a tagine prepared by a local family. The afternoon leads you into the Tizgui valley, among squirrels, butterflies and natural pools where you can swim in fine weather.
Durée : journée complète..
A Day at the Inzerki Apiary
Set off to discover the largest collective apiary in the world alongside Saïd, a guide native to the valley and a beekeeper committed to preserving the site. The day begins with a hike through unspoilt nature, along the traditional irrigation systems and punctuated by Saïd's childhood memories. After the visit to the apiary, a tasting of homemade honeys and olive oil awaits you, along with a delicious tagine! The return is through the gardens and their views over the valley, between red earth and greenery.
Duration: 4 hours.