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Agadir holidays 2021

Morocco’s main beach resort is a sunny haven that’s a favourite with families. Holidays in Agadir provide the perfect base for exploring Moroccan culture, history and natural wonders.

Atlantic Ocean waves lap the sandy shores of Agadir. It’s drenched in around 300 days of sunshine each year and rests on the majestic backdrop of the Anti-Atlas mountain range. Along with nature’s blessings, Agadir holidays bring a cosmopolitan city vibe. Get set to enjoy family-friendly attractions, a fantastic dining scene and fun-filled outdoor adventures.

Shopping in Agadir

Brush up on your bargaining skills and wander the winding alleys of Agadir’s souks. You’ll find everything from lanterns to leather items and hand-crafted ceramics. For a splash of luxury, check out air-conditioned department stores and boutiques. Surf shops ensure you’re ready for the beach with clothes and accessories. An eclectic array of cafes and restaurants keep you fuelled up for more shopping.

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Why book Agadir holidays

Discover the best beaches

Check out the 9km long beach which is perfect for family days out

Explore the local markets

Roam around the busy bazaars and scent-filled souks for a bargain

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

In the evenings, Boulevard of 20 August is where all the action happens

Sample the local food

You'll love the aromas in Agadir, all thanks to the delicious food, from chickpeas and lentils to spices and traditional mint tea

Go on a road trip

Visit nearby Taghazout, known to be one of Morocco's top surfing spots

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Family holidays

Package holidays to Agadir are ideal for families looking for fun in the sun, exciting attractions and outdoor activities.

Take the kids to Crocoparc for a thrilling day spotting around 300 Nile crocodiles. You’ll also see giant tortoises, iguanas and snakes as you stroll among exotic plants, bridges and waterfalls. The park features light shows on summer nights.
The Vallee des Oiseaux is a lush oasis in the centre of Agadir. A shady children’s playground joins enclosures with parrots, flamingos and llamas.
Give tired little feet a break with a fun ride on Le Petit Train. The 35-minute trip takes you around the city and it’s especially scenic on sunset.
Zoom down the chutes and slides at Atlantica Park near Taghazout. Make a day of it with eateries, shady sun loungers and pools for relaxation.
Join a guided tour to visit the beautiful Paradise Valley. It lives up to its name, with lush hiking trails, shimmering rock pools, waterfalls and rugged cliffs.

Couples holidays

With luxury Agadir hotels, swaths of golden sand and elegant seaside restaurants, romance is in the air in Agadir.

For a hammam experience complete with couples massages, visit Argan Palace. You’ll enjoy steam rooms, herb baths, soap scrubs and argan oil products.
Whether you go for leisurely rides along the promenade or find remote trails around the mountains, Agadir is a great base for cycling. Hire a guide for longer trips through spectacular landscapes.
Agadir is known for soothing seawater treatments and the Sofitel Thalassa Sea & Spa is a luxurious haven for pampering.
Are you a sporty couple? Along with water sports, tee off at golf courses, have a game at the Royal Tennis Club and go horse riding along the beach.
Once the sun goes down, Agadir’s nightlife heats up. Sip cocktails at cafes and bars along Boulevard du 20 Août, try your luck at Casino Le Mirage and dance the night away at Papagayo at Hotel Riu Tikida Beach.

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Best beaches in Agadir

Pack your flip-flops, hats and sunscreen for sunny beach holidays in Agadir and along Morocco's Atlantic coast.

Agadir beach is the city’s top attraction and it’s certainly worthy of the title. The wide, golden strip of sand stretches for about nine kilometres. Book a beachfront Agadir hotel and spend your days on sun loungers and jet skis.
The surf’s always up at Taghazout Beach. In fact, Anchor Point is a surf break that’s been famous since the 1960s. While you’re there, explore the charming, whitewashed buildings in the village.
Tamraght and Aourir are quaint fishing villages that share Banana Beach. This is a place to surf, eat and relax within the laid-back pace of local life.
Souss Massa National Park features dramatic beaches along the coastline. Visit Legzira beach at low tide to see impressive rock arches. Take a day trip to Imsouane, a little-known gem that’s captured the attention of surfers across the globe. Eat fresh fish in the village, surf long, peeling waves at Magic Bay and hike the cliffs above Cathedral Beach.

Top 5 things to do in Agadir

On and off the beach, holidays to Agadir deliver fun for family breaks, romance for couples escapes and thrills for adventure-seekers.

The Agadir promenade sprawls along the golden sands and attracts joggers, walkers and fun-loving holidaymakers. Step from the beach to lively cafes and restaurants for traditional and international menus.
Immerse in the colourful sights and aromas of Souk El Had d’Agadir as you shop with the locals. The city’s biggest souk features around 6,000 stalls bursting with spices, fruits, jewellery and handicrafts.
Take a day trip to Souss Massa National Park, one of Morocco’s incredible nature reserves. Wetlands, forests, cliffs and dunes cover 33,000 hectares. Keep your eyes peeled for antelopes, ostriches and the northern bald ibis.
For sweeping ocean and city views, take a spin on La Grande Roue Agadir. Actually, you’ll need to ride the giant Ferris wheel a few times, for day, sunset and sparkling night panoramas.
Hike to the kasbah, which is perched high on a hill. It was built in 1540 and the fortified walls remain. Get your camera ready for spectacular views from the top.

Out & About

Agadir outdoor adventures

Soak up the sea breezes and mountain air while you launch into thrilling activities on Agadir holidays.

If you like water sports, you’ll love Agadir. Zip across the water on a jet ski, go parasailing for a bird’s eye view and take a sailing trip to explore the coast. Head to Taghazout for great kitesurfing conditions.
Join a guided tour to hike from the beach into the foothills of the mountains. As you rise, you’ll see dramatic gorges, rivers and lush palm groves. Some tours stop at the Berber village of Awgra for a mint tea with the locals.
Whether you love to fish or simply relax and cruise, a range of boat tours depart from the Agadir Marina.
Don’t forget your binoculars for a visit to Massa Lagoon. It’s one of Morocco’s most significant bird habitats and you’ll spot flamingos, cranes, avocets and falcons.
Get your adrenaline rush on a quad bike tour of rural and coastal Agadir. Along with thrills, you’ll see Berber villages and argan tree forests.

History & culture in Agadir

Agadir was rebuilt in 1960 after an earthquake, so it’s relatively modern. However, cultural and historical attractions are a highlight of this diverse holiday destination.

The reconstructed Agadir Medina is an atmospheric maze of tall, sand-coloured walls, elaborate archways and bustling courtyards. Watch local artisans at work and shop for authentic Moroccan souvenirs.
Gain fascinating insight into Berber culture at the Museum of Amazigh Culture. You’ll see traditional clothing, musical instruments, pottery and carpets from the original inhabitants of Morocco.
Within easy day trip distance of Agadir, Taroudant is known as ‘little Marrakech’. The medina walls were built in the 16th century and they encircle vibrant markets, souks and squares.
Ensemble Artisanal preserves the traditional techniques of Moroccan arts and crafts. Berber jewellery, ceramics and wooden carvings are made and sold on-site.
Mohammed V Mosque is one of Agadir’s main places of worship. It features a towering minaret, decorative carvings and majestic outer walls.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Agadir

From gourmet seafood with ocean views to cosy cafes and budget-friendly market stalls, Agadir knows how to tempt your taste buds.

With fast food chains, ice cream parlours, cafes and hotel restaurants, the beachfront promenade caters for everyone. Le Flore is a popular choice for breakfast, lunch and seafood dinners.
When you’re looking for cheap Agadir seafood, head down to the port. You’ll find an array of stalls selling fish straight from the sea, at great prices.
Dine at fancy restaurants surrounded by luxury cars and yachts at Agadir Marina. Pure Passion serves up French and Mediterranean-style dishes, including lavish desserts.
Combine shopping with dining around Boulevard Hassan II and Avenue du Prince Moulay Abdallah in the city centre. There’s a variety of international and local eateries.
Located on busy Boulevard du 20 Août, Le Jardins D’eau serves up camel tagines, seafood and wine to the sounds of live music in the evenings.

Traditional dishes to try in Agadir

Mediterranean, Arab and Berber influences contribute to the rich flavours of Moroccan cuisine.

Agadir is one of the globe’s biggest sardine suppliers, so snack on grilled sardines along with an abundance of local seafood.
You simply can’t visit Morocco without eating a variety of tagines. A tagine is actually the name of the clay pot used for cooking this national dish, made with meat, vegetables and scrumptious sauces.
If you feel like a pie, sink your teeth into bastilla. Crispy pastry is filled with sweet and savoury delights, like chicken, eggs, almonds and cinnamon.
When it’s time for dessert, indulge in sticky sweets, cakes and flaky pastries. Shortbread cookies are a special treat and usually filled with dates, nuts, spices and jams.
Sip the national drink, mint tea, all day every day. Freshly squeezed orange juice is popular on hot days and alcohol is served throughout the tourist districts.

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Agadir weather

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Avg. Dry Days 26

Feb

21°C

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Mar

23°C

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Apr

24°C

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Nov

23°C

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Dec

21°C

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Agadir Holidays

Agadir holidays 2021

Shopping in Agadir

Why book Agadir holidays

Discover the best beaches

Explore the local markets

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

Sample the local food

Go on a road trip

Amazing all inclusive resorts

Join the millions of customers finding better value holidays

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Your guide to Agadir holidays

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