Enjoy a full day of surfing around Agadir. Agadir is known for its sandy beaches and for being one of the best surfing destinations in the country.
Enjoy a 30-minute drive to the Taghazout beach area, where the waves are great for all surfer levels. Find your wetsuits and surfboards waiting for you. Follow a 2-hour surf lesson and enjoy some free time to catch more waves and experience the wild beach of Taghazout.
2 hours surf coaching
Use of equipment
On-site assistance
Hotel pickup and drop-off
N, 11 Avenue Ibn Nafis، Agadir 80000, Morocco
Agadir Crocoparc is one of Morocco's top things to do. It's home to 400 crocodiles, some of which are over 4 metres long. Watch them dozing on the banks and peering from the water, and coo over the beady-eyed baby crocs in the nursery. And if you're here at feeding time, there's another treat – watching the adults fight over chunks of raw meat.
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Sailing out of Agadir, you'll have nothing but peace and tranquillity around you on this expedition aboard a local fishing boat. Sunbathe on board, jump into the ocean for a swim or two and take in the views – and then cast that rod into the Atlantic. And it goes without saying, there's a fresh fish lunch, too.After pick-up at your hotel, join the crew at the port and sail out to a place where you can try your hand at fishing. And in between stops, you can work on that tan on the open sundeck. Fishing equipment and bait are provided. All you need to bring is your bathing gear and camera for those Insta-perfect moments.Enjoy a delicious freshly cooked fish lunch surrounded by azure waters and the mountains way off in the distance. What's more, there'll be another swimming stop for you to freshen up, before the boat speeds back along the coast to dry land.
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Agadir Private Cable Car Ride with Hotel Pickup
Enjoy the Agadir cable car ride with Agadir hotel pickup.
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You'll enjoy a night full of Moroccan flavour with this folkloric show and banquet. The kids will be star-struck by Berber musicians, glittering belly dancers, and daredevil acrobats, and on top of that you'll feast on a four-course dinner featuring delicious local specialities.The night gets into full swing as soon as you arrive, with folklore singers and Moroccan dancers greeting you at the door. You'll be seated in a traditional Bedouin tent that sets the scene for an evening of delight ahead of you. You'll be served a four-course Moroccan meal consisting of local specialities, and then you can relax with a soothing mint tea and a plate of biscuits, ready for the folkloric show.Belly dancers, acrobats and Berber musicians from all regions of Morocco come out on stage to show you their incredible and dazzling skills. It's a full-on and fun-packed evening for all the family.
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Dip your toe into Agadir's history and culture, with a half-day tour to all its hotspots. Visit a traditional kasbah, take a stroll along the port and round and get your bearings with free time in the town.First up is a visit to the kasbah of Agadir Oufella. Built in 1541 as a fortress, the ruins stand on a hill out of town and offer sweeping views over the harbour, beach and city. Next, we'll drive through the port area, where you can catch sight of the fishermen offloading their catch of the day. Then, it's on to the new town and the main streets of Agadir where you can take some snaps outside Mohamed V Mosque.We'll then slow down the pace with a guided visit and free time at the main market, Souk El Had. Haggling with stallholders for spices, crafts, furnishings and more isn't just part of the experience – it's expected. Or why not sip on a mint tea as you watch the world around you. Pick up some more bargains at our final shopping stop – Chez Tijani.
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If you're an early bird and you love making the most of your mornings, then a two-hour trek in the Atlas Mountains will leave you feeling invigorated and ready to explore. You'll be led by an expert guide on a trek through Taghrat Ouankrim, not far from Agadir.You'll head out into the peace and quiet of the Atlas Mountains early in the morning to avoid the heat of the midday sun. Along the journey, you'll stop at Alma village to take in the views as well as the verdant green Tamzargout Oasis for a photo stop. Once we arrive at Aksri, a typical Berber village, you'll be treated to a traditional breakfast – ideal for charging your batteries ahead of the trek.From here, you'll then set off on a two-hour trail, passing by deep craggy gorges, soaring summits and rocky expanses. This trail is a great opportunity to experience the Atlas Mountains up close and escape into the tranquillity of nature.
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Sandboarding guided experience from Agadir
Book your sandboarding guided experience from Agadir. Discover the Sahara sand dunes and enjoy a wild beach sunset experience.
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Goats on the tree trip from Agadir
Book your tickets to see goats in the tree in Morocco with transport from Agadir to the Atlas mountains
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Traditional Souk market and Argan cooperative experience in Agadir
Enjoy shopping in a local souk market, visit one of the biggest traditional souks in Morocco and discover Argan products in a known local cooperative.
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Sea, Dunes and Tiznit Off-Road Tour
The real Sahara Desert is several hundred miles away but there's a little-known place near Agadir that locals refer to as the ‘mini-Sahara'. You'll explore coastal villages and then head inland to Tiznit, famed for its silver jewellery, to find out the secrets of this Berber handicraft. Enjoy a variety of scenery on this off-road adventure from Agadir.Your journey kicks off with a drive south along the coast, stopping at the photogenic fishing village of Tifnit on the way. Then the real fun begins as we head off-road towards Sidi R'bat for a stop in a rustic tea shop. Swinging inland, there's time for some photos at the Youssef Ben Tachefine Dam before we arrive at the mini-Sahara for a flavour of the vast desert to the south.After all that excitement it's time for a relaxed Moroccan lunch of tagine, salads, and local fruits before we make our way to the ancient silver capital of Tiznit to see the walled ramparts and walk through the medina to admire the town's handcrafted Berber silver jewellery.
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