For an excellent soaring experience you can do a short drive to the Aglou Beach site. You can soar and top-land on the cliffs and do some good low proximity flying over local fisherman villages. It offers smooth laminar conditions, and is great for beginner pilots.

Spectacular flying on the edge of the Atlantic. Lots of messing about with your wing, you can glide to the beach and go for a swim, or soar until sunset, and finish the day with some delicious Moroccan food.

This site is excellent for beginners. You can play around for hours with your wing, whether it’s kiting or flying. It’s the best place to gain confidence as a pilot of any level.

Before booking your plane tickets to Morocco, there is few things to do to avoid any issues with local authorities.

Authorisation before you go:
In order to fly in Morocco, you need to have an authorisation delivered by the Moroccan Civil Aviation Authority CAA (Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civil DGAC). This is what you need to provide: Copy of your passport, Evidence of third party liability, Evidence of pilot rating, Filled annexes. Find the exact requirements and annexes here: http://flymorocco.info/en/rules.html

When you are in Morocco:
This is what you need have on you: Your passport, your pilot qualification, and current third party liaibility and the authorisation from the CAA.

Permitted flying area:
you are legally required to fly in the area designated for paragliding as described in the Airspace page: http://flymorocco.info/en/airspaces.html

Nid d’Aigle:
- Weather: Watch out with south and north wind.
- Landing Zone: Located is at 60m on the road to takeoff. Please Avoid landing in planted fields, as this will destroy the site.
- Tourim development: According to visitors there are more and more concrete buildings spoiling the area with touristy development.

Aglou Beach:
Actually this flying site is located in an bird protection area. Even if the birds are here for only about 2 months a year, PG is offically prohibited all year round (see sign at entrance), so we are just tolerated here. Please behave respectfully.