Although the resort centre is made up of interesting monuments such as the Grand Mosque and Agadir Memorial Museum, venture further afield and you’ll discover some of the spot’s best-kept secrets. From its newly opened wildlife reserve with a crocodile enclosure to the ancient walled city of Taroudant and Morocco’s largest bird reserve, Massa Lagoon.

Natural wonders at Paradise Valley

Captivating you with its oasis of natural pools surrounded by towering palms and colossal mountains, this picturesque gorge is one for the camera. Head here on an excursion and stop by a traditional Argan farm where you can shop for organic products before tackling the valley’s hiking trails.

After that, the day is yours to do as you please. Adventurous types can head to the cliff edge and jump into the bay of clear azure waters below. Meanwhile, sunbathers can relish in the tropical climate or indulge in delicious tajine, a savoury stew.

Atlantica Waterpark

When you’re travelling with the little ones in a city full of culture, Atlantica Waterpark is a crowd- pleaser for all generations. Ditch archaeological sites for multi-lane racer slides, splash parks and lagoon-size swimming pools. Adults can plunge down daredevil shoots, while tiny tots enjoy water fountains and mini wet rides.

There’s a helping of eateries for lunch time snacks and poolside drinks, not to mention the onsite lockers to keep your belongings safe.

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