AMANBLU

Seven bungalows. Fourteen guests. Space to slow down. Book your stay
Opening November 2026 · Bookings opening soon

Taghazout, Morocco

Small by design

Seven ocean-facing bungalows set within a vast natural estate in Taghazout.
Amanblu has been designed for a handful of travellers: more space, more peace and quiet, a bespoke experience.
Here, the days start slowly — morning yoga, surfing along the coast, lunch at Blue Salt, an infinity pool, horseback riding, garden cooking classes, or nothing at all.
Everything is included in our packages: ocean-facing bungalow, full board at Blue Salt, transfers and activities programme.

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Accommodation

Seven bungalows. One horizon.

Room in a private Amanblu bungalow: double bed, carved walnut headboard and large picture window

A bungalow for two.

For two, in one large bed. A terrace facing the Atlantic, private bathroom and air conditioning. The bungalow is yours alone.

Detail of an Amanblu bungalow: carved walnut headboard inlaid with resin and raw wood bedside table

The same bungalow, one bed each.

For those travelling together without sharing a pillow. The bungalow is yours alone.

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Our restaurant

Blue Salt — the Moroccan soul of the Atlantic.

Atlantic fish, garden produce and local suppliers, argan oil, preserved lemon, fire-cooked. A table for long lunches and evenings facing the ocean, open to all.

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Packages

Holidays at the Taghazout rhythm.

The coast changes its character with the seasons — and so do our offers. Extended stays, launch perks: conditions designed for our family of travellers, which follow the rhythm of Taghazout rather than a fixed calendar.

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Events

Celebrate with us

A sunset wedding, a seminar far from the everyday, a moment you never forget: our spaces, bathed in light and opening out onto the ocean and the cliffs of Taghazout, adapt to every occasion. Here, the event embraces the spirit of the place — never the other way around.

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A couple sitting on the terrace of Amanblu, facing the bay and Taghazout beach