Our bespoke villa was completed in July 2018 and whilst much attention went into the design and building process of Villa Dar al-salam its location was equally as important. Having spend over 20 years in the Agadir region, and witnessed the escalation in the construction industry our main priority was to relocate to a more sustainable and traditional area whilst offering modern, comfortable accommodation.

Imi Ouaddar is naturally sheltered by two large headlands with a white sandy beach and a stunning backdrop of the Atlas mountains. The area provides surfers with gentle beach-break conditions directly in front of the villa with access to the best point breaks in Morocco only minutes away.

Aside from the surfing you can watch the traditional fishing boats unload their ‘catch of the day’, sample a coffee or fresh juice from one of the numerous cafe’s or restaurants in the village or indulge in a Moroccan Spa.

Moroccan Surf Adventures
Ste Maroc surf Illimited Sarl
Quartier Addrar
Paradise Plage
Imi Ouaddar, Agadir
Morocco

Agadir

The Agadir region of Morocco is an area that is famed for its favourable, year round climate. The natural shelter, both from the land and coast, offers protection from the storm systems that sweep across northern Morocco and the rest of Europe during the winter months. With a diverse coastline for many kilometres either side of Agadir, the surfing potential is endless, and there are waves to suit all levels of ability. It is also the gateway to the south, where there is seemingly endless coastline to investigate and explore!

Wider Morocco

We are happy to act as your gateway to the rest of Morocco. Tailor-made excursions can be arranged to anywhere you may care to visit. Over the years we have built up a large database of places of interest and riads or hotels to make your stay a uniquely memorable one. Please do not hesitate to ask if you want to make more of your time in Morocco by exploring further afield. We are here to help.

The Berber

Morocco’s southern aspect is the land of the Berber – a warm, ancient and proud race. Do not be surprised if you are asked to join a berber family for mint tea; it is their deliciously sweet speciality. They may even tempt you to try some tagine, another Moroccan treat for the tastebuds. The mix of natural soft light, hazy hues and landscapes dotted with Argan trees makes this area a mystical, magical place for the visitor. Understandably there is a very strong fishing heritage, and a unique bond with the sea continues today. Witnessing an old fisherman weaving his way through the rocks and swell to land his catch can be a breathtaking and fascinating experience.