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Les plus du Jardin aux Etoiles

Your riad for rent near Agadir offers advantages you won't find elsewhere. We highlight nine of them.

First and foremost, our cook Fatima is a firm favorite. Her dishes are typically Moroccan, but also European-inspired if our guests prefer. This is a particularly pleasant and economical option for the groups we host, whether families or not. Fatima also offers cooking classes.

Agadir, do and see From the Kasbah to the El Had souk, the largest in Morocco, from the Marina to the Grand Stade Adrar.	Medina by Coco Polizzi A spectacular development, respecting the age-old stone art developed in the Anti-Atlas and Atlas regions. A must-see !	Tifnit beach Sand for long walks, fishermen, a few typical restaurants.	Croco Parc The "must": more than 300 saurians in their habitat, under high protection, and an exceptional botanical garden.	Dinosaur footprints To the north of Agadir, in the Anza district, footprints left on the rocky ground facing the ocean.	Souss Massa Wildlife Park A unique mini-safari to discover gazelles, antelopes and ostriches. An exciting restocking park !	Museum of meteorites A university museum in Agadir dedicated to these mysterious stones that have fallen from the skies over Morocco.	Fortified granaries The igoudars, typically Berber, in the nearby Anti-Atlas: Imchguiguiln, Ikounka and especially Inoumar.
Argan and argan oil Argan trees attract goats, but not only that. They are the source of an incomparable oil.	Unspoilt Atlas villages Authenticity at the Eddir market and from Taroudant to Tafraouten, via Tamaloukt.	Imouzzer waterfalls These Cascades and the natural area surrounding them are appreciated for their freshness and the spectacle they create, particularly in spring.	Paradise Valley This natural treasure with its hippy ambience is located in one of the last foothills of the Atlas Mountains before it descends into the Atlantic.	The world's largest apiary The Inzerki collective apiary is a treasure trove of Berber heritage. The honey here is of a much sought-after quality.	Basin in the Atlas mountains Situated at an altitude of 1,600 m, Win Timdouine is fed by water that flows out of a maze of underground lakes some twenty kilometres long.	Taliouine: kasbah, saffron and agadir The ruined Kasbah of Glaoui is of great architectural and historical interest. Taliouine is also Morocco's saffron capital.	Taroudant and its walls The most spectacular, visible and complete walls, and among the most beautiful in North Africa.
Tiout palm grove A welcome refuge from the heat. Fun donkey and mule rides !	Little-known and fascinating Igiliz These ruins, the trace of which has been lost, are perched on a spur designed to resist attackers and from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view.	Abandoned village in the Anti-Atlas The village comprises an inhabited hamlet and, above it, a small village that has been abandoned for decades, but is 100% authentic.	Taboga Timlaline dunes near Tamri North of Agadir, facing the Atlantic, a unique, unexpected and spectacular place. For views, picnics, meditation or sandboarding.

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Les plus du Jardin aux Etoiles

Your riad for rent near Agadir offers advantages you won't find elsewhere. We highlight nine of them.

Agadir, do and see

From the Kasbah to the El Had souk, the largest in Morocco, from the Marina to the Grand Stade Adrar.

Medina by Coco Polizzi

A spectacular development, respecting the age-old stone art developed in the Anti-Atlas and Atlas regions. A must-see !

Tifnit beach

Sand for long walks, fishermen, a few typical restaurants.

Croco Parc

The "must": more than 300 saurians in their habitat, under high protection, and an exceptional botanical garden.

Dinosaur footprints

To the north of Agadir, in the Anza district, footprints left on the rocky ground facing the ocean.

Souss Massa Wildlife Park

A unique mini-safari to discover gazelles, antelopes and ostriches. An exciting restocking park !

Museum of meteorites

A university museum in Agadir dedicated to these mysterious stones that have fallen from the skies over Morocco.

Fortified granaries

The igoudars, typically Berber, in the nearby Anti-Atlas: Imchguiguiln, Ikounka and especially Inoumar.

Argan and argan oil

Argan trees attract goats, but not only that. They are the source of an incomparable oil.

Unspoilt Atlas villages

Authenticity at the Eddir market and from Taroudant to Tafraouten, via Tamaloukt.

Imouzzer waterfalls

These Cascades and the natural area surrounding them are appreciated for their freshness and the spectacle they create, particularly in spring.

Paradise Valley

This natural treasure with its hippy ambience is located in one of the last foothills of the Atlas Mountains before it descends into the Atlantic.

The world's largest apiary

The Inzerki collective apiary is a treasure trove of Berber heritage. The honey here is of a much sought-after quality.

Basin in the Atlas mountains

Situated at an altitude of 1,600 m, Win Timdouine is fed by water that flows out of a maze of underground lakes some twenty kilometres long.

Taliouine: kasbah, saffron and agadir

The ruined Kasbah of Glaoui is of great architectural and historical interest. Taliouine is also Morocco's saffron capital.

Taroudant and its walls

The most spectacular, visible and complete walls, and among the most beautiful in North Africa.

Tiout palm grove

A welcome refuge from the heat. Fun donkey and mule rides !

Little-known and fascinating Igiliz

These ruins, the trace of which has been lost, are perched on a spur designed to resist attackers and from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view.

Abandoned village in the Anti-Atlas

The village comprises an inhabited hamlet and, above it, a small village that has been abandoned for decades, but is 100% authentic.

Taboga Timlaline dunes near Tamri

North of Agadir, facing the Atlantic, a unique, unexpected and spectacular place. For views, picnics, meditation or sandboarding.