An Oasis of Quietude: Where the Souss Massa Whispers
If you are the type of traveller who finds the neon glare of coastal resorts a touch too "energetic," the Tikida Golf Palace in Agadir is your antidote. This is not merely a hotel; it is a 120-hectare masterclass in Moroccan restraint. Nestled on the edge of the Souss Massa nature reserve and shaded by an ancient eucalyptus forest, the Palace feels like a secret whispered between the Atlas Mountains and the Atlantic.
The architecture is a love letter to Moorish heritage—think sun-drenched ochre walls, intricate ironwork, and a central patio where the only soundtrack is the splash of a fountain. It is grounded, elegant, and perhaps a little smug about its own tranquility. Whether you are reclining by the freshwater pool or watching the sunset bleed into the Moroccan horizon from your private terrace, the vibe is resolutely "old-world explorer meets modern sybarite." Here, the pace of life is dictated by the rhythm of the game and the cooling afternoon breeze. For those seeking Golf Holidays in Morocco, this boutique gem offers a level of intimacy that larger resorts simply cannot replicate.
For the serious player, the Tikida Golf Palace is less of a stay and more of a pilgrimage. The hotel is seamlessly integrated into Golf du Soleil, a 36-hole complex that treats the game with the reverence it deserves. Guests are a mere buggy-ride (or a pleasant three-minute stroll) from the first tee.
The Championship Course (Par 72, 5,976m) is the heavyweight here, having hosted the Challenge Tour and the Lalla Meryem Cup. It demands strategy; its wide fairways are a trap for the overconfident, guarded by strategically banked bunkers and shimmering lakes. Then there is the Tikida Course (Par 72, 5,539m), a more technical, winding journey through the eucalyptus trees that rewards precision over raw power. The signature par-3 7th, played over water directly in front of the Palace, is the kind of hole that makes or breaks a post-round gin and tonic. With a David Leadbetter Academy on-site, a sprawling driving range, and a pro shop stocked for the discerning, your Agadir Golf Breaks start and end right at your doorstep.



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The Tikida Spa is where the dust of the desert—and the frustrations of the bunkers—are washed away. This is not a "clinical" spa; it is an atmospheric temple of wellbeing. The air is heavy with the scent of eucalyptus and orange blossom. The experience centres around the traditional Moroccan Hammam, where a kessala (expert therapist) uses black soap and a kessa glove to polish the skin to a glow you haven't seen since the nineties.
Between treatments, guests drift through the heated indoor pool, which features ambient lighting and therapeutic bubbles, or retreat to the tea room for a glass of traditional mint tea. The menu features Sothys products alongside local Argan oils, ensuring that every massage is as much a cultural immersion as it is a physical release.
Hammam Heritage: Traditional steam and scrub rituals.
Argan Alchemy: Massages using Morocco's "liquid gold."
The Glow Factor: Sothys facials tailored to sun-kissed skin.
Aqueous Bliss: A heated indoor pool for year-round floating.
Tea & Tranquility: A dedicated lounge for post-treatment reflection.