Taghazout, one of the most beautiful villages along the Atlantic coast in Morocco, is located 30 minutes north of Agadir. Although this little slice of paradise is relatively unknown to most tourists, this relaxed fishing village is well-known among surfers, who find it to have the country’s best waves. There are many other reasons to organize your corporate retreat in Taghazout, such as the beautiful weather all year round, the friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and the incredibly affordable range of accommodation and dining options. Above all, the simple beauty of its whitewashed buildings and the deep blue of the Atlantic captivates visitors. Here are three activities we offer on Paradise Beach if you choose Taghazout for your offsite in Morocco.

Surf the famous waves of the area

Many beginner or experienced surfers can enjoy the varied selection of Taghazout breaks on its beaches and along the coast.

All these sites, with a few exceptions, are accessible by car. Experienced surfers will find challenging rights like Anchor Point, Killer Point, and Boilers. With a strong northwest swell, Anchor Point can reach a length of 500 meters. Banana Point and Devil’s Rock are good spots for novices to practice. In short, the ideal place for your team retreat to be both exciting and relaxing.

Relax during a seaside yoga class

Yoga is very popular in Taghazout, and many hotels offer yoga classes. Various yoga retreats are frequently organized, and teachers from around the world come to lead them. During your corporate trip on Paradise Beach, let yourself be carried away by the gentle wind during a yoga class facing the majestic waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

Pamper yourself with a massage or hammam

An afternoon at the spa is the ideal remedy for sore muscles after a morning hike or a surfing session with your colleagues. There are several wellness centers in and around Taghazout, all offering a full menu of massages and beauty treatments, but for many visitors, the opportunity to experience a traditional Moroccan hammam is the highlight. This ancient ritual is akin to a steam bath, complete with various scrubs for soft, silky skin.