Our guide Bobint spoke German very well and explained a lot about the country and its people during the trip. We didn't find the actual destination "Paradise Valley" as heavenly as the photos promised. The water in the Paradis Valley was stowed with plastic bags and the actually beautiful natural watercourse in the middle of the mountains was damaged with plastic chairs and rubbish. A shimmering layer of sunscreen was already visible in the pool, which should invite you to take a bath - the sea invites you to take a bath more than "Paradise Valley". All in all a nice trip.

To begin with, the journey to the Valley is not too long. For the outward journey we stopped to visit a botanical garden and an argan oil cooperative: it was great. Then, when we park we have to walk a little to get access to the Valley. You don't have to walk a lot, I who don't like walking I didn't find this awful. The guide Omar was super nice he made us spend time in the Valley because we stay there 1h30 or 2 hours. The landscape is beautiful, certainly there are tags and some rubbish but the view is still very beautiful. It is best to go there in the morning because after noon there are a lot of people.

Overall good but probably better to visit Paradise Valley in late spring or summer, now it’s mostly dry.