Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley 2-Day Adventure from Agadir & Taghazout
Escape to nature with an overnight hike in Paradise Valley. Enjoy 2 days, 1 night of palm groves, natural pools, and Berber hospitality. Departs Agadir & Taghazout.
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About the Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley
Go deeper into the mountains on our Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley, a 2-day, 1-night trip a short drive from Agadir and Taghazout. You'll see palm trees, tall rock walls and pools of clear blue water hidden in the hills.
You walk with your local guide along the river, through the canyon, past small Berber villages and natural pools. You can swim, or jump from the rocks if you feel brave. The further you go, the quieter it becomes.
In the evening you share a big Moroccan dinner and mint tea under a sky full of stars — the part a day trip can never give you. The next morning you have breakfast in the fresh mountain air and walk back on a different path, with more time to swim.
This 2 day hike in Paradise Valley suits couples, families, solo travellers and groups of friends. You need no hiking experience, just normal fitness. Your guide takes care of everything else — you only have to walk, swim, eat and enjoy it.
Essential Information for The Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley
Day 1: Agadir / Taghazout – Atlas Mountains – Berber Family Homestay
Your Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley begins with a morning pick-up and a scenic drive inland to the Atlas Mountains.
- Morning: Pick-up from Agadir or Taghazout
- Begin the trek through argan forests, terraced fields, and hidden valleys
- Stop at a Berber village for tea and photos
- Lunch with a local Berber family
- Continue hiking to your homestay in a mountain village
- Evening: Dinner with your Berber host family, sunset views, and starlit skies
Day 2: Berber Family Homestay – Trek – Agadir / Taghazout
Wake to fresh mountain air and a home-cooked breakfast before continuing along a different route back to the coast.
- Morning: Breakfast with your host family and panoramic mountain views
- Continue trekking across ridges and scenic mountain paths
- Lunch with another Berber family to enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine
- Afternoon: Return to Agadir or Taghazout
- Hotel pick up and drop off in Agadir or Taghazout
- All transport for the two days, there and back
- A qualified mountain guide who knows the valley well
- One night sleeping in a Berber family home in the mountains
- All meals included — home-cooked lunches, dinner, and breakfast with Berber families
- Extra drinks and snacks you buy along the way
- Souvenirs and anything personal
- Your own travel insurance
- Optional tips for the guide and your host family
- Sturdy walking shoes you've already broken in
- A light daypack with plenty of water
- Hat, sunglasses and sun cream for the open trails
- Swim things and a quick-dry towel for the pools
- Something warm — mountain evenings get cool
- Your camera or phone for the views
Guest Reviews of The Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley
EXCELLENT
Based on 35 reviews
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Nicolas DetiegeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Great outdoors, this experience is a must, interesting and immersive. Friendly guide who will bring you up the speed with local stuff 👍Posted on Google
Boudhane HalimaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Honestly, I don't know how to describe my experience with Mohamed. He is a wonderful person with a genuine passion for his work, and that passion naturally reaches his clients. You get to experience every moment to the fullest. The only unfortunate thing is that it eventually comes to an end, because everything is simply beautiful, well thought out, and exactly as it should be. ✨ Thank you 🙏Posted on Google
Angela EdwardsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Hidden paths trek in Paradise Valley. This was an amazing trip. We were the only ones on the hike. We were picked up at our agreed time and were able to chose our own pick up time. We were picked up in a private taxi. The drive in itself to the start of our hike was beautiful. Our guide was lovely. A local who spoke great English and was so knowledgeable about anything we asked him. He chatted with us the whole way giving us all kinds of interesting information. Such a nice man. As this was a hidden paths trek there were no other tourists what so ever. It was so quiet and peaceful. The only things we could hear were the frogs and birds. Hiking through olive groves, rivers, secret pools and palm trees was amazing. We stopped for tea in a beautiful valley next to some deep pools where you can jump in and swim. You'll more than likely be the only people there. From there to a Berber family house where they cooked us lunch and let us have a look around their home. This was such a special experience and the family were so friendly. This trip was the highlight of our entire holiday and I will most definitely be booking other trips with this company if I return to the area. They ask for no money for the trip upfront. You pay at the end of your trip. 100% recommendedVerified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
Reserve now, pay on the day
Payment method: cash only
We accept: Euro (€) · Pound (£) · Dollar ($) · Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
No deposit and no card needed. We confirm your booking within an hour, and you pay your guide on the morning you set off. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
💶 Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley — Pricing & Booking
🧳 Good to know
- Minimum booking 2 people · maximum 17 · from age 17.
- Included: your local Amazigh guide, hotel pickup & drop-off, a night in a Berber family home, lunch and dinner on day one, breakfast and lunch on day two, mint tea and drinking water.
- Bedding provided: sleeping bag, blankets and towels. You carry nothing but a small daypack.
- Moderate: 17 km over two days with 800 m of ascent. No trekking experience needed.
- Bring a swimsuit, walking shoes, a warm layer for the evening and a torch.
- Cash on the day · free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Popular Questions From Our Guests
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need trekking experience for the Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley?
No. The Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley covers 17 km spread over two days, with 800 m of ascent — a moderate amount of walking split into two comfortable halves, with long stops for swimming and lunch.
If you can walk for a few hours without trouble, you can do this 2 day hike in Paradise Valley. There is no climbing and nothing technical. The minimum age is 17.
Where do we sleep, and what is the night actually like?
You stay in the home of a Berber family in a mountain village, not a hotel or a tent. After dinner there is mint tea outside, and because there is almost no light up there the stars are extraordinary.
It is simple: shared rooms, a basic bathroom, and no wifi. That simplicity is the point — it is the part of the trip people tell us about afterwards.
What do I need to carry and bring?
Only a small daypack. We provide the sleeping bag, blankets and towels, so there is no heavy kit to carry and nothing to hire.
Bring a swimsuit, walking shoes with grip, sunscreen, a warm layer for the evening and a torch. The nights get cool at 800 m, even after a hot day.
What is included in the price?
€140 per person covers everything: your local Amazigh guide, hotel pickup and drop-off from Agadir, Taghazout and Tamraght, the night with the family, and all four meals — lunch and dinner on day one, breakfast and lunch on day two — plus mint tea and drinking water. Groups of six or more pay €126 each.
There is nothing to pay in advance and no deposit. A 2 day hike in Paradise Valley with us has no hidden extras.
Why do this instead of the Paradise Valley day trip?
The day trip reaches the first pools and turns back with everyone else. The Overnight Hike in Paradise Valley keeps going, and the further up the valley you walk the fewer people you meet.
The real difference is the evening: dinner with a family and a sky full of stars, then a second morning when the pools belong to you alone. You also return on a different path, so you never repeat the same ground.