Our View
Many associate Morocco with labyrinth souks and Atlas Mountain trekking, yet at Paradis Plage you can get into a relaxing rhythm of daily yoga, leisurely breakfasts, surfing, sunsets, seafood and spa time.
Perfect for both families and couples, Paradis Plage makes it easy to settle into the coastal pleasures of a holiday by the Atlantic Ocean.
Summary
- On-site surf school
- Daily yoga classes
- Moroccan-inspired treatments at the Paradise EcoSpa
- Generous buffet breakfasts
- Complimentary kids’ club
- Spacious suites with sea views
Sleeping
Paradis Plage surprisingly has over 100 rooms, spread out along the ocean front and hidden away in the lush gardens. If you’re a family, the spacious two-bedroom suites with living room are ideal; couples will love the cosy cottages that have private gardens and direct access to the beach. There’s even space for groups of six in the standalone villas – working well for a friends’ surf and yoga trip.
Food & Drink
With wholesome and vegetable-forward menus, you will eat well at Paradis Plage. Starting with breakfast, kids will love to load up on pancakes and there’s also plenty of Moroccan flavour too. Lunch can be taken by the pool or at the beach – ideal fuel like burgers and pizza are the perfect post-surf meal. In the evening, The 27 serves refined raw fish dishes and French-inspired mains; while Ocean is the spot for delicious steamy tagines and fluffy couscous.
Good to Know
Showing just one side to Morocco, it’s easy to incorporate Paradis Plage into an itinerary exploring more of Morocco – perhaps a coastal route thought seafood hub Oualidia, pottery capital Safi, wind-sculpted Essaouira and perhaps finishing inland in Marrakech.
What we Think
Paradis Plage is neither a huge resort, nor a characterful raid, which makes it quite unique in Morocco. We love that you can be active or still here and the coastal location is wild and rejuvenating, you’ll leave here feeling refreshed.
