Experiences

• Nature

  Learn about Oualidia’s native environment on a guided tour including sightseeing of the lagoon, and access to the hotel's palm tree garden, vegetable garden and greenhouse. The lagoon is listed as a Ramsar site – a wetland site designated to be of international importance to birdlife – extending over 12km and home to many native and migratory species.

• Saturday souk

  Oualidia’s weekly market draws people from countless surrounding villages, gathering to buy and sell seasonal fruits and vegetables, spices, olives, pottery, furniture and more.

• Horse riding

  Discover the region’s stunning landscape and sunsets by spending an unforgettable few hours in tune with nature on horseback. The ride will be kept at a slower pace for beginners with the possibility for experienced riders to trot or canter on the beach.

• Fishing and oysters

  Morocco’s coastline is renowned as one of the richest fish areas of the Atlantic Ocean and the setting of Oualidia’s lagoon offers diverse fishing types from the beach, the cliffs or from a small boat. You can also Step on board a traditional fishing boat to learn about oyster farming on the lagoon, followed by a tasting session.

• Surfing and paddleboarding

  Protected by the lands, the lagoon of Oualidia is an ideal surfing spot allowing the ocean swell to come in through a narrow opening, ideal for beginners and children. On the other side of the lagoon, experienced surfers will be appealed by the strong conditions of the Atlantic Ocean, especially at the famous spot ‘Les Tomates’ 15 km south and a 'tube' wave near the fishing port town of Safi (50km away), recognized by many as one of the best waves in Africa.

• Special dining experiences

  Become a Nomad for a private berber tent dinner with delicious Moroccan food, enjoy a picnic on a secluded stretch of seafront or sharpen up your culinary skills with a cooking class.