Agadir

Our most recommended things to do in Agadir

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  1. Paradise Valley & Atlas Montagne: Swimming Adventure

  Start from your hotel in Agadir or from the Agadir Cruise Port. Pickup is at 8h30, driving towards the Immouzer & Paradise Valley road (Honey road), north of Agadir (Agadir to Paradise Valley), an evergreen locale with ever-flowing water. See the tiny streams, mountain gorges, and flowing waterfalls in the picturesque villages. After arriving in Paradise Valley, hike for 20 minutes before settling down for a beautiful time at the natural pools, perfect for swimming and chilling. After the refreshment break, return to Agadir at approximately 13:30.

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  2. Agadir Camel Ride & Flamingo River Tour

  Enjoy a two-hour sunset camel riding experience around the forest and a river inhabited by flamingoes. Ride all the way to the beautiful beach of Agadir, where you can admire breathtaking views. Feel the sway of these gentle animals, accompanied by an experienced guide as you venture along the Souss river and take a peek at the royal palace, before riding along the ocean.

  amazing experience. prompt pick up on time from hotel. driver was very friendly and informative. the local guide was friendly and made us feel at ease. delicious mint tea served afterwards. highly recommended

  Reviewed by Seán, United Kingdom, 9/12/2021
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  3. Agadir: Sahara Desert Day Trip With Lunch

  You will be picked up from your hotel in Agadir at 8:30 AM. Begin your journey by heading to Sidi R'bat, 1 hour and 20 minutes south of Agadir, to discover unpopulated beaches and sandbanks. Stop at the fisherman village on the wild beach of Sidi R'bat, where you will have a chance to see the fishermen's caves, hewn in the cliffs. Then, drive on a sandy track while looking out onto the Atlantic ocean. You will then have a quick stop at the Oued Massa, a 120 km long coastal river by the Souss-Massa Nationalpark. Here, if you are lucky, you will spot migrating birds, mainly the Northern bald ibis. You will also catch a quick glimpse of the beautiful Dam Youssed bin Tachfine. After, you will walk around the old walled medina town of Tiznit and browse the handmade Berber silver jewelry shops. Then drive towards the Atlas mountains to enjoy a tasty traditional lunch (tajine, couscous, and s...

  Rashid was a really good guide and told us lots of interesting facts along the way. The mini Sahara was a little less dessert looking than the images but still a good trip.

  Reviewed by , 9/23/2021
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  4. Agadir: Sand Dunes and Paradise Valley Day Trip With Lunch

  Drive through beautiful Paradise Valley and enjoy a lunch stop and massive sand dunes on this day tour from Agadir. Get picked up at your hotel in Agadir and have your first stop at Alma as you drive through Paradise Valley. Stroll through the botanical garden and learn how to make argan oil from some of the locals. Take frequent photo stops as you continue through the spectacular scenery before making your stop in the valley. Go on a short 15-minute hike into the valley and have some free time to explore or go for a swim. Continue on to Tamri, where you'll be stopping for a delicious homemade tahini lunch in a local house. After lunch, head to the sand dunes of Timlalin for breathtaking views of dunes against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean.

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  5. Agadir: Hot Air Balloon Ride

  After early-morning pickup from your hotel in Agadir, head straight into the desert via 4X4. While the balloon inflates, enjoy a continental breakfast of coffee, tea, croissants, and orange juice. Afterwards, take to the skies in what can only be described as unforgettable. Soar towards the high Atlas Mountains as the sun paints them in red and golden hues. Peer down upon massive gorges and valleys, spotting Berber villages from above. After 1 hour, you’ll land, receiving a certificate to prove your flight. Once you’re back on the ground, you’ll head to a Berber tent for a fresh, authentic Berber breakfast, before heading back to your hotel.

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  6. From Agadir: 2-Day Sahara Desert Tour to Zagora

  • Day one: Agadir to Zagora Desert Head from Agadri toward Zagora via Saffrom Taliouine and Taznakht, the capital of Berber carpets. Enjoy lunch in Taznakht and stop at other spots along the way for beautiful views of the High Atlas Mountains, casbahs, and palm tree oases, before arriving in Zagora. Upon arrival, embark on a sunset camel ride around the dunes, or opt to save the ride for sunrise the next day. Settle into the nomad tents for a night in the desert. Enjoy dinner within a warm atmosphere of friendly people and local music. Share some laughs and enjoy the sky and the silence of the Sahara.  • Day two: Zagora Desert to Agadir via Ouarzazate Wake early on the second day to enjoy the sunrise and take in the last moments of the Sahara. Begin the journey back to Agadir after breakfast. Drive through the High Atlas Mountains and some more Berber villages en route to Ouarzazate,...

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  7. Agadir: 3-hour City Tour

  This Agadir city tour is a great way for visitors to discover the city and get some background history about the city.  Start the tour by visiting the Kasbah where you'll get an amazing view of the city from the top. Then, visit the biggest mosque in Agadir and discover Moroccan architecture and the sculptures on the walls of the mosque.  The third stop will be and argan oil factory where you'll learn all about the argan tree and it's oil. See the only place that is certified by the government to sell the pure oil and it's cosmetic products. The final stop on the tour is the souk market that's composed of about 300 shops. All kinds of shopping are available here and you'll get to spend around 60 mins because there's so much to see.

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  8. From Agadir: Day Trip to Marrakech

  Get picked up from your hotel in Agadir at 7 am and take the highway from Agadir to Marrakech. Arrive in Marrakesh after a 3-hour drive, with some stops for rest and photo opportunities while crossing the High Atlas mountains. Meet your local tour guide and begin your walking tour of the Medina, the Old City of Marrakech. Start by visiting the city's most famous historical monuments including the famous Bahia Palace, the gardens of the Koutoubia Mosque and finally the Jamaa El Fana famous Square. At the end of your tour, enjoy some free time to wander through the streets of the local market, the Souk, haggle with the shop vendors and enjoy some local street food.  Afterward, meet your driver and begin the drive back to your hotel in Agadir. Arrive back at your hotel at around 9 pm.

  This was an amazing day. Well worth the journey on the bus for 3 and half hours each way. The sights and sounds were brilliant. Arkham was a good guide very knowledgeable however he had two coach loads of people to look after which meant a lot of time wasted whilst waiting for others. If there were a smaller amount of people it would have been much easier to hear what he was saying and to follow in the souks. Was still a great day would definitely recommend.

  Reviewed by Moya, United Kingdom, 12/31/2019
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  9. From Essaouira: 1-Hour Horse Ride

  Do something different during your time in Essaouira and spend an hour exploring the beautiful countryside on horse back. Benefit from pick-up at your hotel, if located outside the medina, and then make your way to the Ranch de Diabat, approximately 3 kilometers south of the city center. Benefit from a horse ride that can be adapted to your equestrian skills and ride at a gentle pace if your are a beginner, or gallop on the endless beaches if your are more advanced. First, head towards the river with your faithful companion and discover the ruins of the old palace of the sultan Mohammed III, who revived the fortunes of the city when he invited Jews and the English to trade there. Continue along the sandy beach and get stunning views of the Portuguese castle on Mogador island in the Atlantic Ocean. Return to the ranch through the forest for the end of the services.

  They were great! We brought our 5 year old and they helped her feel comfortable and happy on the horse. We really enjoyed this place and even came back for their fishing trip, which was also great. Both guides were professional and kind. I would highly recommend this company!

  Reviewed by Ariel, 4/23/2019
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  10. From Marrakech: Full-Day Trip to Agadir

  Discover Agadir, the city famous for its beaches, parks, and shops that guarantee an unforgettable experience in Morocco. Start your adventure at 7:30 AM, and enjoy the scenic ride through the Moroccan countryside. Make a quick stop for breakfast before arriving in Agadir. First stop: the famous Crocoparc park, home to 325 Nile crocodiles. Continue to Agadir Ufla, an archaeological site located in Agadir Oufla, and admire the panoramic views before visiting the incredible Kasbah of Ufla. Then, experience the beautiful Agadir beach. Here, take some time to relax on the warm shores, go for a swim or try out some watersports. Explore the promenades and stop for a delicious lunch. Take a guided tour of the famous Souk (market) and visit a women's co-operative that produces traditional argan oil. Finally, arrive at the Marina and wander along Agadir's commercial port filled with bars, re...