Plan this part of your trip
Choose the treatment and duration on the hammam menu: a scrub, massage and combined ritual are separate services. Tell the provider about relevant sensitivities before confirmation. Leave time afterwards to rest rather than booking another demanding activity immediately.
Choose between a stay with yoga sessions and a separate yoga request in Taghazout or Tamraght. State your preferred area and experience. Check the actual session count for your nights; a teacher, time or specific practice is confirmed individually.
Signature packages
Four fixed rituals that combine hammam, wrap and massage in a single booking.
Practical
- Open
- Daily, 09:00–19:00.
- Where
- Near Taghazout, facing the ocean.
- Included
- Towels, beldi black soap, kessa glove, argan oil and mint tea.
- Confirmation
- A person checks the slot with the spa and comes back to you — usually for the same day or the next.
Inside the spa
Massage room with a row of tables under folded beige towels, a Moroccan lantern and stained-glass wall lamps
Moroccan lounge with long cushioned banquettes, a carved wooden table and a deep red rug
Spa reception wall: a glass cabinet of argan oils, black soap and slippers above Moroccan zellige tiling
Beauty salon with two washing basins and mirrors on one side and a manicure station on the other
The massage room from the far end: treatment tables in a row, warm cove lighting and coloured glass sconces
Changing room lined with numbered lockers, facing a red cushioned bench on a striped kilim
What to know before you steam
The ritual itself
Hot steam room, Moroccan black soap (beldi), then a kessa-glove scrub that takes off a week of salt, sunscreen and wetsuit. Finish with mint tea. Plan 30–60 minutes.
After surf days
Heat opens up shoulders and back after paddling; the scrub deals with wetsuit rash and salt skin. Most guests book it mid-week or on the last evening.
Who treats you
Trained massage professionals, not a beauty counter — and both male and female practitioners. Say which you prefer in the request and we book that.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Moroccan hammam?
A steam-bath ritual: you warm up in a hot room, get covered in beldi black soap, then scrubbed with a kessa glove that exfoliates dead skin, and rinse. In a spa setting it ends with tea and usually pairs with a massage.
Is a hammam good after surfing?
It is the classic pairing: heat loosens paddling shoulders, the scrub resets salt-dried skin, and it fills the afternoon after a morning session. Book a slot a day ahead so it lands after your surf, not before.
Do you do facials, nails and waxing too?
Yes — the full menu above is the spa menu, not a surf-only shortlist. Facials run 60 to 75 minutes, manicure and pedicure are 30 and 45 minutes, and waxing is priced by zone from a 10-minute lip to full legs.
Can we book as a couple?
Yes. The couple escape suite is a private hammam room with simultaneous massage for two guests, and its price on the menu covers both of you. Any other treatment can be booked twice in the same slot if the room is free — tell us in the request and we check it.
What do I bring, and what do I wear?
For our spa sessions: swimwear bottoms; towels, black soap, kessa glove, argan oil and tea are provided. For a public hammam: bring flip-flops, black soap, a kessa glove and a change of clothes — everything sells for a few dirhams at any village shop.
Can I ask for a male or female practitioner?
Yes. The spa works with both male and female practitioners. Say which you prefer in the request and we book that slot; if that person is already taken, we tell you before anything is paid.
How is it different from a spa in Agadir?
Where it is and who works on you. Ours sits near Taghazout, facing the ocean, and the treatments are given by trained massage professionals — male or female, as you prefer. If you are staying in Agadir we pick you up and drop you back.
