WHO ARE WE?

Adventurekeys Surf Hostel Taghazout is situated on the south-west coast of Morocco, 19 kilometers from the city of Agadir. Originally, Taghazout was a fishing village inhabited mostly by Berber people. 

 

The Atlantic Ocean has blessed this village with good surf conditions for all surf levels. Taghazout is famous for its long right-hand Beach, Reef and Point breaks, which invites many surfers from various backgrounds. Hence, Taghazout is also known as ‘the surf Mecca of Africa’.

 

Among all the Taghazout surf hostels, Adventure Keys is one of the oldest family run surf hostels in Taghazout. The house is spacious, with a number of facilities that you will not find in many other hostels – Pool Table, Foosball, XBox, Karaoke, optic fiber Internet, etc.

 

If you’re in the mood to really go off the grid, then there is a lovely rooftop with panoramic views of Taghazout to do while visiting Taghazout. If you need information about car-rental, local transport, or even just the local goats, just ask us, and we will tell you. Bay. 

 

The staff will be more than happy to share their experiences and give you tips on what The chill-out terrace also has Steam Room and a Jacuzzi, which usually operates on Wednesdays, and anyone can join for a small fee, unless its included in your Learn To Surf package.

 

AdventureKeys Surf Hostel Taghazout has more to offer. The rooftop hosts a fully equipped Aerial Yoga facility. Fitted with 13 Aerial Yoga silks, the rooftop is an ideal spot to tune out and take in the tranquil Yoga vibes with an ocean view.

 

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Things to do at AdventureKeys Surf Hostel Taghazout​

Surfing

The main attraction in Taghazout and surrounds is, of course, surfing. The conditions are generally good for surfers of all levels. Whether you’re a beginner wanting to learn surfing, or an experienced surfer looking for Taghazout Surf Guiding, AdventureKeys Surf Hostel Taghazout offers something for everyone. The seasons change, but generally its always warm in Morocco. With winter, the swell gets bigger and better for intermediate and advanced surfers. If you’re looking for some serious stoke, we recommend you also read up our article: Taghazout Surf spots.

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Yoga

If you have never tried Yoga before, then this is your golden chance. At AdventureKeys , 2 x 60 Minute complimentary Yoga sessions are already included in the Learn To Surf package.

 

Its a guarantee that after your first 1-hour session on the panoramic roof, you will be amazed by this blisssful Mind, Body, Soul experience.

 

Yoga is an absolutely fantastic way to either start your day or soften up the muscles and after a long day of surfing.

 

AdventureKeys  offers 2 types of Yoga – Mat and Aerial. Of course, there are various dimensions within each category. If  you wish to dig deeper, you can learn about the benefits of Aerial Yoga.

A day in Paradise (Valley)

If you’re wondering what else you can do in Taghazout besides surfing and yoga, Paradise Valley is a great choice. It’s a beautiful canyon with palm trees, located near Agadir.

We love visiting this place because there’s so much to do: swim in fresh-water pools, try cliff jumping, go for short hikes, sunbathe, or enjoy local food.

AdventureKeys  takes care of your transport and lunch, so all you need is your swimwear, towel, and sunscreen.

The drive from Taghazout to Paradise Valley takes about 40 minutes. On the way, there’s a stop at a Moroccan Argan oil factory where you can tour a herb garden, learn about local organic products, taste food, and try health products like Argan oil made by the locals.

When we arrived, we parked the car and continued on foot. After walking up a small hill, we saw the beautiful oasis with palm trees and a river.

Along the way, we passed small restaurants where you can enjoy fresh juice or a meal with your feet in the water. After about 20 minutes, we reached a natural gorge in the river.

We had fun with locals who created waterslides by pouring water and soap down the cliffs, and there were cliffs of different heights for jumping into the gorge for a swim.

It’s hard to describe how amazing this place is, so if you’re in the area, don’t miss a trip to Paradise Valley. It really lives up to its name.

 

Hammam

If you’re looking for a truly authentic cultural experience while visiting Morocco, you should definitely visit a local hammam. A Moroccan hammam is similar to a Turkish bath but with some unique differences.

The hammam is an important part of Moroccan culture. Locals usually visit once a week to cleanse their skin and body, and catch up on the latest news with friends and family.

When you enter a public hammam, you’ll need to pay an entrance fee (around 12 MAD/€1.50). You’ll then go to the changing room to undress and get ready for the cleansing. 

Next, you enter a sauna, where you’ll sweat out toxins. Afterward, you’ll rinse off with cold water. In the next room, you can have your body scrubbed from head to toe, leaving your skin feeling soft like silk. 

For an additional fee (around 50 MAD/€4.50), you can get a massage, but be prepared—it’s quite intense!

Finally, you’ll return to the changing room, get dressed, and leave feeling refreshed, clean, and revitalized!

Agadir and the souk

The city of Agadir is the place to be if you would like to go to a pub, nightclub  or a restaurant that is more similar to the European tourist cities. The beach promenade is busy and packed with shops, bars and restaurants with a beautiful view over the city beach.

Food and drinks

If you stay at AdventureKeys , you will enjoy a tasty and healthy Moroccan dinner every night. I also suggest trying some local restaurants in Taghazout.

Near the beach, you can find familiar foods like hamburgers, pizzas, and pasta, but with a Moroccan twist. Pair your meal with refreshing ginger beer or freshly squeezed juice.

For a more authentic experience, visit a small restaurant under the mosque in Taghazout. They serve different types of Tagine.

Tagine is a traditional Moroccan dish made with meat, seafood, or chicken, along with vegetables and delicious spices. It’s cooked in a special clay pot, which is also called a Tagine, and comes in many tasty varieties.

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