Agadir

Food & Drinks

Our most recommended Agadir Food & Drinks

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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: 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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  5. Agadir: Quad Bike Experience

  Experience the thrills of riding a quad through Berber rural areas and pre-Saharan terrain as you explore the countryside surrounding Agadir, and complete this experience with a delicious Berber-style breakfast. Your adventure will begin with hotel pick-up, followed by driving to the south of Agadir to the Berber village to meet your guide. After a brief introduction on the off-road quad biking techniques and a practical advice session, you will be ready to jump on your quad and start your adventure. You will start by driving across the Berber villages and farmlands, as well as driving through argan and fig forests. You may even have a chance to meet nomadic peoples while driving through the sunny sand dunes. On the return drive to your starting point, you will have a stop for a homemade Berber-style breakfast, where you enjoy mint tea with Argan oil and Amlou (Moroccan dip peanut but...

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  6. Agadir: Full-Day Marrakech Trip

  Go deep into Moroccan culture, from the sea to traditional and fascinating architecture. This tour will offer you the opportunity to see different spots and cultures in one day trip. Your day will begin as you depart from Agadir in the early morning, taking to the road towards Marrakech. Following a total of 2.5 hours crossing the High Atlas Mountains, you will arrive at Marrakech at around 12:00PM. At that moment, you will meet your local tour guide and discover the Old Medina of Marrakech by walking through the charming architecture. It is a historical tour of monuments, which includes the famous Bahia Palace and the famous El Koutoubia Mosque, as well as plenty of free time to walk through the old medina souks (a great place to see artistic and home-made items). Next, you will open the door of a nice and relaxing "riad" in the old medina to enjoy a delicious lunch consisting of Moro...

  This trip was excellent. We were picked up at our hotel at 8.00 (a bit later than they’d suggested - the change was not a problem) in a very comfortable MPV. Our driver, Fouad, was excellent; he seemed to know his way around both cities, and coped amazingly well with the random and chaotic waltz of driving in Agadir and Marrakesh. The tour itself, with our personal guide Abdul, gave us just the right balance of culture and sightseeing. He guided us through the maze of the souk and was very knowledgeable about all the places we visited. The only downside was the 3-course Moroccan lunch; the food was very uninteresting and not plentiful (plain chopped tomatoes and lettuce for starters, meagre chicken for mains and sliced oranges for dessert) - quite disappointing. However don’t let that put you off (and hopefully the lunch will improve with feedback). We had a lovely day in Marrakesh with an excellent guide and amazingly good driver.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 2/8/2020
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  7. Agadir: Airport Transfer Service

  Explore the best of Agadir straight from the Agadir city airport. Your driver will be waiting for you in the airport lobby, holding a sign with your name on it. Throughout the transfer to your hotel, your guide will speak with you about the highlights of Agadir, recommending some of the best attractions of the city which you can visit during your stay. All cars are equipped with modern air-conditioning, enabling the absolute best environment for your journey. At the conclusion of your transfer, your friendly driver will bid you farewell.

  Airport transportation was fine. BUT: If you're try to schedule future tours with a driver please make sure to discuss tour pricing UPFRONT. There was some miscommunication about tour pricing that could have been avoided if the driver provided rate of tours at the beginning of the conversation.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/7/2021
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  8. Essaouira: Full-Day Horse Riding Tour with Lunch

  This full-day activity is suitable for horse riders of all abilities, from beginner to advanced. Starting from the Ranch de Diabat, your guide will take you on a route that first runs along the river. Stop to see the ruins of the Black Sultan’s palace before riding along a sandy beach. Admire the views of the Portuguese castle on the island of Mogador. Riders of intermediate or advanced ability will have the option of a longer tour, heading a bit inland. After a picnic lunch at noon, you’ll ride along the sand dunes, past fishermen’s cottages, and to a fresh water spring. The tour continues through a forest and then returns to the ranch. The pace of the tour will be adapted according to your preference and ability.

  The horses at the stables are all stallions but were well behaved and my small berber x arab horse was lovely. Well kept stables, choice of hats, good guide and lovely scenery to ride around Essaouira. Would recommend and go again. Staff emailed about my pick up quickly and were very helpful and flexible.

  Reviewed by Antonia, 3/6/2016
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  9. Agadir: Paradise Valley Day Trip and Cooking Class

  Paradise Valley is an oasis with fresh natural pools surrounded by palm trees and breathtaking mountains. It is the perfect location for relaxing, sunbathing, and cliff jumping, amongst other activities. Your Agadir to Paradise Valley trip begins at 8:30AM, as you drive towards the Immouzer via Honey Road, north of Agadir. Once there you will discover that the water flows all the time, and that the green which covers the region is permanent. Your first stop will be to a banana village, where you will take the opportunity to grab the fresh fruit and vegetables which you will later be using for your cooking class. You will then take a drive through Paradise Valley, before making your way from the city to the countryside to see the tiny streams, gorges, and flowing waterfalls which surround the picturesque villages. Once you arrive to Paradise Valley, you will enjoy a hike of 20 minutes b...

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  10. Agadir: Zagora Desert Trip 2 Days

  Head out for a Moroccan adventure, including desert camping an unforgettable two days. After being picked up in Agadir, visit a Berber village on your way to Zagora. Stop at Taliouine and discover the home of Saffron and meet local kind berbers. Enjoy a lunch of delicious berber gastronomy in Tazenakhet. Pass through the Darra Valley and arrive in Zagora for a camel ride. Admire the beautiful scenery at sunset before spending the night in the desert, listening to Sahrawian music. The following day, set out by camel to watch the sunrise. After breakfast, drive back to Agadir passing by fascinating landscapes. Stop in the small town of Agdz to enjoy views of the Atlas Mountains and see ancient Kasbahs. You will be dropped back off in Agadir in the evening.

  It was an very interesting, marvelous tour, when we could meet nice local people as well. The tour guide handled our trip well and efficiently in the whole 2 days. Thank you Foúhád Omoh for all your kindness and for showing us such a wonderful area of Morocco!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, Hungary, 1/31/2020