Coast
Agadir
Rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, Agadir charms with its great bay, its year-round mild climate and its seaside way of life at the foot of the Atlas.
- Region
- Coast
- Ideal stay
- 2–3 days
- Best time
- All year round
Beach & lazing around
A bay of over 10 km of fine sand sheltered from the wind, lined with a lively promenade from morning to night.
Viewpoint & history
Perched on the hill, the Agadir Oufella Kasbah offers the best panorama over the city and recalls its history before 1960.
Surf & nature
A few minutes to the north, the spots of Taghazout rank among the best in Africa for surfing, in a still-wild setting.
Don't miss
Agadir Beach
Agadir Oufella Kasbah
Agadir Marina
Valley of the Birds
Essential guide
What to do in Agadir ?
Emblematic sites, must-do experiences and the best outing ideas to plan your stay.
The essentials
4 placesAgadir Beach
A vast stretch of fine sand lined with a lively seafront, perfect for swimming, sport and long walks.
See on the mapAgadir Oufella Kasbah
The ruins of the old fortress overlooking the city, with a panoramic view over the bay and the ocean.
See on the mapAgadir Marina
A modern district by the marina, between restaurants, shops and a Mediterranean feel.
See on the mapValley of the Birds
A small green park in the city centre, a refuge for many species of birds and small animals.
See on the mapNature & Surf
4 placesTaghazout
A fishing village turned world surf hotspot, famed for its waves and its laid-back vibe.
See on the mapSouk El Had
One of the largest covered markets in Morocco, for spices, crafts and local produce in the heart of the city.
See on the mapParadise Valley
An oasis of natural pools nestled among the rocks, reached on a day trip from Agadir for a cool break.
See on the mapCrocoparc
A family wildlife park dedicated to Nile crocodiles, a fun outing enjoyed with children.
See on the mapRelaxation & Wellness
4 placesThalassotherapy & spas
Agadir is known for its seafront wellness centres, between marine treatments and ocean views.
See on the mapAgadir golf courses
Several upscale golf courses surround the city, prized for their green setting facing the Atlantic.
See on the mapCamel ride on the beach
An iconic coastal experience, especially lovely at sunset over the bay.
See on the mapOlhão Garden
A peaceful urban garden dedicated to Agadir's Portuguese twin city, ideal for a shady break.
See on the mapBest time to visit
All year round
Average temperatures : 20–24°C
Season IdealGetting around
In Agadir, walking is ideal in the historic centre. For longer trips, taxis (petits and grands), buses and trains connect the city to the rest of the Kingdom.
Where to stay
Options range from traditional riads to boutique hotels. Choose accommodation near the medina or the main sights to make the most of Agadir.
Good to know
Respect local customs, bargain with a smile in the souks and keep some change for small purchases. A word of Arabic or Berber is always appreciated.
Next destination
Ouarzazate