Traditional Hammam & Massage
Overview
A Moroccan hammam follows the same steps it has for centuries, and this visit takes you through all of them. The spa is about 10 minutes from the Agadir hotels and 25 minutes from Taghazout.
It starts in the steam room, where the heat opens the pores. Black soap made from olives is applied, then the attendant scrubs your skin with a kessa glove. After rinsing, rhassoul clay from the Atlas is applied and rinsed off, and the session ends with a massage using argan oil.
Mint tea and snacks are served in the relaxation area before the drive back. For another side of local life, see the argan oil cooperative tour.
What the day looks like
Step by step
Pickup
From your hotel at the time chosen when booking.
Spa
About 10 minutes from Agadir, 25 from Taghazout. Welcome and advice from the team.
Hammam and massage
Steam, black soap, scrub, clay and argan oil massage.
Tea
Mint tea and snacks in the relaxation area.
Return
Drive back to your hotel.
What the price covers
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Hammam: steam, black soap, scrub and clay
- Argan oil massage
- Mint tea and snacks
Not included
- Personal expenses
Before you go
Swimwear to wear in the hammam. The black soap, clay and argan oil are part of the session.
Children aged 5 to 8 pay the child price.
About 3 hours including transfers.
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