Discover a different side to Morocco as you step away from the ocean and head inland, driving 45 minutes through the Atlas Mountains to reach Paradise Valley. This spot is famous for its natural beauty with an abundance of palm trees, natural water pools, and water slides. It’s a short 15 minutes hike down into the valley where you can enjoy free time to explore the surroundings. A traditional tagine lunch will be taken in one of the local cafes, giving you the chance to re-fuel before walking back out to the car.

Imsouane is a traditional fishing village that also happens to be home to the longest right-hand wave in Morocco! Heading north along the coastal road it’s roughly a 90-minute drive passing rugged coastlines and winding up and through the mountains before a final descent into Imsouane. Imsouane is home to two breaks, The Bay with its long right-hand wave and The Cathedral - these spots work on opposite tides which means you can spend the morning surfing one spot, eat lunch, and then hop over to the over spot for your afternoon session. 

Spend a day exploring the beautifully relaxed seaside town of Essaouira, known for its arts scene, laid-back bohemian vibe, and delicious fresh fish. The outer medina of the town is home to ancient seafront ramparts and old brass canons lining the walls of the city while the peaceful inner medina offers up a maze of streets home to a wide range of art galleries, shops, and cafes. Last but not least, don't forget to visit the vibrant fishing port and sample some of the daily catch at the fish market. 

The city of Taroudant is located inland in the Sous Valley, roughly a 90-minute drive from Tamraght. The city is surrounded by magnificent red mud ramparts and it’s within these walls you will find a calm, traditional market town that is known for its local crafts including handmade jewelry and carpets. Spend your day strolling around the medina, visit the two souks, and don’t forget to take some lunch or tea in the main square (Place Assarag) - the perfect spot to watch the world pass by.