My name is Abdellah, but most people call me Abdou. I was born in 1991 in a small village called Tamlalte, located about 120 kilometers south of Agadir.
Not far from my village, just a short walk away, lies one of the most beautiful cliffs on the Atlantic coast—an incredible place where people have been paragliding for over 30 years. The air currents there are perfect, and the view over the ocean is simply breathtaking. It’s a place that feels like it was made for flying.
Growing up in Tamlalte, paragliding was always part of the landscape. At school, you’d find drawings of paragliders all over the walls—every single kid dreamed of one day taking flight. And I was no different. I spent years looking up at the sky, watching the colorful wings float above the cliffs, and imagining myself up there.
I consider myself incredibly lucky. I didn’t just chase that dream—I caught it. Today, I’m a professional paraglider, doing what I love every single day.
Flying gave me a sense of freedom and joy that changed my life, and now I feel a deep, genuine need to share that experience with others.
So, how about it? Ready to fly with me?