Located along Morocco's southern coast, Agadir is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant markets, and rich culture.
Offering the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, Agadir is definitely a spot you’ll want to tick off your bucket list.
Also renowned for its 300 days of sunshine each year, Agadir is an excellent destination for year-round vacations in Morocco.
And, with plenty of bustling markets and historic landmarks to explore, there's no shortage of things to do.
So, whether you're looking for a family holiday or a romantic getaway – Agadir really does have something for everyone.
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Explore Agadir’s main beach, the perfect place for sunbathing and swimming.
Discover Taghazout Beach – known as the “capital of Morocco's best surf spots” – just a short car journey or bus ride away from Agadir’s main attractions.
Unwind at Imourane Beach, a quiet spot ideal for relaxing, reading, and revelling in the Moroccan sunshine.
Pay a visit to Anza Beach, a hotspot for surfers in search of their next thrill!
Experience part of Morocco’s coastal culture at Tifnit Beach, known for its traditional fishing village charm.
This vibrant market offers local crafts, produce, and an excellent opportunity to practise your bartering skills with eager locals.
This historical Agadir landmark is a sight to be seen with stunning panoramic views of the city you’ll never forget.
A favourite with locals and holidaymakers alike, this well-known spa offers wellness treatments and the perfect chance to unwind.
Whether you're a leisure seeker or an adrenaline junkie, Agadir is the ideal place for coastal activities like surfing, jet skiing, fishing, and more.
No trip to Morocco is complete without a visit to the sand dunes. Rent a dune buggy, ATV, or take a camel ride to experience the true essence of Morocco.
This local hotspot is famous for its seafood and Moroccan cuisine, something every visit to Agadir should include.
Pure Passion offers international dishes with an idyllic view of the marina.
If you’re looking for fine dining and French cuisine, La Scala might just be the restaurant for you.
Not only is El Toro known as a great spot for tapas and Spanish food with a Moroccan twist, it’s also a firm favourite with families.
A renowned Italian-style restaurant in Agadir, Mezzo Mezzo is another great family-friendly dining option.
Taxis are readily available in the area – and they’re affordable!
If you plan on venturing outside Agadir during your stay, renting a car is the perfect way to explore at your own pace.
Buses offer a budget-friendly way to get around, with timetables available online.
Many attractions in the centre of Agadir are within walking distance, with plenty of places to stop and take a break (or grab a bite to eat!) along the way.
Bikes and scooters are available for rent across the city, offering a fun and flexible way to explore Agadir.
| JAN | FEB | MAR | APR | MAY | JUN | JUL | AUG | SEP | OCT | NOV | DEC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg high ºC | 19 | 21 | 25 | 27 | 29 | 35 | 38 | 38 | 33 | 29 | 23 | 20 |
| Avg low ºC | 6 | 8 | 11 | 13 | 15 | 19 | 21 | 21 | 19 | 16 | 11 | 8 |
With so many days of sunshine in Agadir each year, it’s known as a year-round holiday destination. Agadir reaches its highest temperatures between June and August, so some travellers might prefer the off-season months for a little less heat.
The currency used in Agadir is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD).
Agadir is known as a safe city in Morocco. But, like any city, it’s important to practise caution and take care of your belongings during your stay.
While there is no specific dress code in Agadir for tourists, it’s important to respect the local culture. Bikinis and other swimwear are fine for the beach, but when walking around the main town or through religious or historical sites, more conservative dress is recommended.
Yes, Agadir is very family-friendly, with many resorts offering kids' clubs and activities.
Visa requirements for Morocco will depend on your nationality. Many nationalities (including Irish) can enter Morocco visa-free for short stays.
The primary languages spoken in Agadir are Arabic and Berber, but French and English are widely understood in tourist areas.
Yes, we offer several all-inclusive resorts in Agadir with meals, drinks, and activities included in the price. If you have a question about any of the packages on offer, be sure to contact our team directly.
Moroccan cuisine is full of interesting and vibrant dishes. Some must-try foods include tagine, couscous, fresh seafood, and pastries like baklava. But don’t worry, if you’re travelling with little ones, there’s also more European-style food widely available.
The city of Agadir is well-served by transport links. To get from the airport to the centre of Agadir, you can easily take a taxi outside the airport, arrange for a shuttle service, or look up the schedule for public buses.
