We have established new partnerships with local hotels and transport services to offer you a complete package. It is now easier to organise a paragliding trip to Morocco without worrying about the details.
A flying trip involves more than flying: where to sleep, how to get to the zone and how to get around. We tell you what advantages this package has and how to plan your stay.
A hassle-free trip
Organising accommodation, transfers and the flight separately can be complicated, especially if it is your first time in the country. With the partnerships we have established with local hotels and transport services, you can sort everything out with a single contact.
This lets us coordinate schedules, avoid waiting and adapt the plan to the forecast for the flights.
Accommodation and transfers
We work with accommodation close to the flying zones, so you can rest well and start the day without rushing. Transfers take you from your accommodation to the take-off point and back, so you do not have to worry about driving or finding the way.
If you arrive via Marrakech airport, write to us and we will tell you the transfer options to the chosen zone.
How to plan your stay
A good idea is to reserve one or two days of margin, because the weather rules and sometimes it is best to change the flight date. Use those days to get to know Marrakech, the Agafay desert or the Atlas surroundings.
Tell us how many of you there are, how many days you have and what you feel like doing, and we will suggest a plan with flight, accommodation and transport.
More than a trip, an experience
Flying is the centre of the trip, but Morocco offers much more. Between flights you can stroll through the Marrakech medina, try the local food, visit a mountain village or enjoy an afternoon in the desert.
If you wish, we can recommend restaurants and activities to complete your stay and make the most of your days in the country.
Tips for travelling to Morocco
Before travelling, check the entry requirements for your nationality and the validity of your passport. Bring comfortable clothes, a light warm layer, sun protection and closed shoes.
The local currency is the Moroccan dirham. In cities you can pay by card in many places, but it is a good idea to carry some cash for villages and small purchases.
Conclusion: A more complete package so that all you have to worry about is flying. See the accommodation options and write to us to prepare your trip.
