Best for Pools · families
Agadir Bay
Modern residences with pools in the south of the bay, about 15 minutes’ walk from the beach — good for families who want a pool.
2 stays · from €80 a night
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Agadir, the local way
Which area to stay in, how to get around, when to come and what to do — the answers to the questions our guests ask us most.
Find a home in AgadirChecked by our local team · October 2026
- AirportAl Massira (AGA), about 25 km from the city — around 30 minutes by car.
- WeatherMild all year: about 21°C by day in winter and 27°C in summer.
- MoneyMoroccan dirham (MAD). Cash for taxis and the souk; cash machines in every area.
- LanguagesArabic and Tashelhit (Amazigh). French is widely spoken; English in hotels and tourist places.
- TimeGMT+1 most of the year; GMT during Ramadan.
- PlugsType C and E, 220 V — the same as most of Europe.
Where to stay
Which part of Agadir is right for you?
Agadir stretches along one long bay. Here is what each area is like — and the homes we have there.
Best for Budget · city life
City centre
The everyday heart of the city: Souk El Had, local cafés and shops on foot, and the lowest prices. The beach is a short taxi ride away.
2 stays · from €35 a night
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Best for Pools · quiet
Islane
A quiet residential area with modern residences that have pools. The beach and the centre are about 10–15 minutes away by taxi.
5 stays · from €50 a night
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Best for Beach · walking everywhere
Near the beach
Close to the main beach and the promenade: the sand is 5–10 minutes away on foot, with restaurants and cafés all around.
1 stay · from €80 a night
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Best for Restaurants · sea
The Marina
Right on the beach by the marina promenade, with its restaurants, cafés and boats — the liveliest end of the bay in the evening.
4 stays · from €150 a night
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Best for Quiet · beach walks
Founty
A calm area in the south of the bay with newer buildings. The beach is about 15 minutes away on foot.
1 stay · from €75 a night
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Best for Big groups
Sonaba
A residential area in the south of Agadir with larger houses. Our 6-bedroom villa is here — made for big groups and families travelling together.
1 stay · from €500 a night
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Best for Surf · ocean
Taghazout
The surf village about 20 km north of Agadir: waves, surf schools and a relaxed pace. Our villa is on the ocean front at Anchor Point.
1 stay · from €300 a night
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Best for Sea views · village
Aourir
A beach village about 12 km north of Agadir, also known as Banana Village. Our home there is right on the beach, with sea views.
1 stay · from €80 a night
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Our areas on the map
Each pin is an area where we have homes. Tap a name to see them, or open the full map with every home and its price.
See every home on the mapGetting around
From the airport, and around town
Agadir is easy to get around without a car.
From the airport
Al Massira airport is about 25 km from the city, around 30 minutes by car. Our driver waits in arrivals with your name — fixed price from €25, paid on arrival.
Petit taxis (orange)
Small orange taxis for trips inside the city, up to 3 passengers. Ask the driver to switch on the meter; fares are a little higher at night.
Grand taxis (cream)
Larger cream-coloured taxis between towns — Inezgane, Aourir, Taghazout. They are shared, or you can hire the whole car.
Buses and the trambus
City buses cover most areas, and since 2026 the Amalway trambus runs on its own lanes between the port and Tikiouine.
A car or a driver
For day trips, we arrange a rental car through a partner agency (price on request) or a private driver by the hour, from €60 for 6 hours.
On foot
The beach promenade — the Corniche — runs along the bay: the nicest way to get between the beach, the cafés and the Marina.
Weather
Agadir weather, month by month
Mild and sunny all year, with very little rain: about 3,000 hours of sunshine and some 20 rainy days a year.
- Jan21°8°17°
- Feb22°10°17°
- Mar23°12°17°
- Apr23°14°17°
- May24°16°18°
- Jun26°18°18°
- Jul27°19°19°
- Aug27°20°20°
- Sep26°19°20°
- Oct26°17°20°
- Nov24°13°19°
- Dec22°10°18°
October to April
Warm, sunny days (about 21–26°C) and cool nights (8–17°C) — pack a light jacket for the evenings.
May to September
Warmer days (24–27°C) and mild nights; the sea is at its warmest from August to October, at about 20°C.
Rain
Rare — about 20 days a year, mostly between November and March.
Averages for 1991–2020 and average sea temperatures. The weather on your dates can differ.
Things to do
The best of Agadir and around
Free things to do in town, and the activities and day trips we can book for you.
Free in Agadir
- Walk the beach promenade (the Corniche) at sunset
- Browse Souk El Had, one of Morocco’s largest markets (closed on Mondays)
- Watch the boats along the Marina promenade
- Spend the day on the long sandy beach of the bay
Activities and day trips we book
Viewpoint, old town & market · half dayAgadir City Tour€28 per person
Kasbah hill · 30–45 min360° Cable Car€15 per person
Beach & dunes · 1.5 hrsCamel Ride€20 per person
Dunes & palm groves · 2 hrsQuad Biking€35 per person
Taghazout · 2 hrsSurf Lesson€30 per person
Atlas foothills · half dayParadise Valley€30 per person
Full day · 2.5 hrs each wayEssaouira Day Trip€50 per person
Spa menu · 21 treatmentsMassages, hammam & facialsFrom €15Local favourites
Cafés, restaurants, beaches & hammams
Places guests love, with strong reviews online. Opening hours change, so check before you go.
Restaurants
Pure Passion
The Marina
French cooking and fresh seafood by the marina, one of Agadir’s best-known restaurants.
Google MapsCoup de Foudre
On the ocean front
Dinner with a cabaret show and an international menu with Moroccan and Lebanese touches.
Google MapsPort fish grills
Fishing port
Choose your fish at the port’s grill restaurants and they cook it for you. Come early to see the morning fish auction.
Google MapsCafés
Café La Fontaine
Avenue Hassan II, city centre
One of the biggest and busiest cafés downtown, open from breakfast to the evening.
Google MapsBeaches
Agadir beach
The bay
About 6 km of sand along the bay, with lifeguards in season: easy swimming for families.
Google MapsTaghazout & Anchor Point
About 20 km north
The surf village: gentle waves by the village and the famous Anchor Point break for experienced surfers.
Google MapsTamraght & Devil’s Rock
Between Agadir and Taghazout
Quieter beach breaks that are good for learning to surf.
Google MapsImsouane
About 90 km north
A sheltered bay with a famously long, gentle wave, popular with beginners and longboarders.
Google MapsTifnit
South of Agadir
A small fishing village on a wild beach inside the Souss-Massa national park.
Google MapsHammams
Our spa
Our spa menu
Hammam & traditional scrub
Book a hammam, a massage or a facial with us and pick your day and time — from €15, paid at the spa.
See the menuItrane Spa
Riad Essalam, Agadir
Traditional hammam with black soap, scrub and clay, plus massages; praised for value and cleanliness.
Google MapsTaghazout Golden Spa
Taghazout
A small, simple spa in the surf village for a hammam or a massage after the waves.
Google MapsGood to know
Good to know before you come
Getting dirhams
The dirham is a closed currency, so you get it in Morocco: airport exchange, banks or cash machines. Keep your exchange receipts to change leftover dirhams back before you fly.
Cards or cash
Cards work in larger shops, supermarkets and many restaurants; carry cash for taxis, cafés and the souk.
Tipping
Appreciated, never expected: rounding up a taxi fare and around 10% in restaurants is common.
What to wear
Beachwear is fine on the beach and by the pool; in the souk and the old town, covering shoulders and knees is respectful.
Ramadan
The dates change every year (in 2027, from about early February to early March). Some cafés close during the day, the city comes alive after sunset, and clocks go back one hour.
Water
Most visitors drink bottled water; it is sold everywhere.
Phone & internet
Maroc Telecom, Orange and inwi sell prepaid SIM cards at the airport and in town — bring your passport.
Emergencies
Police 19 · Ambulance & fire 15 · Royal Gendarmerie 177 · 112 from a mobile. And we are one WhatsApp message away.
Questions
Questions about Agadir
How far is Agadir airport from the city?
Al Massira airport (AGA) is about 25 km from the centre, around 30 minutes by car. We can pick you up at a fixed price from €25.
Which area of Agadir is best for families?
If you want a pool, Agadir Bay and Islane have modern residences with pools. If you want to walk to the sand, choose a home near the beach or at the Marina.
Is Agadir warm in winter?
Yes, by day: usually about 21–22°C from December to February. Nights are cool (8–10°C) and the sea is about 17°C.
Do I need a car in Agadir?
Not for the city: taxis are everywhere. For day trips, we can arrange a private driver or a rental car.
Can I pay in euros?
In shops, cafés and taxis you pay in dirhams. For our homes and services you pay on arrival — the payment options are listed at the bottom of every page.
How far is Taghazout from Agadir?
About 20 km north, around 30 minutes by car. Visit on a day trip (from €60 per vehicle) or stay in our beachfront villa there.
Found your corner of Agadir?
Pick your home — or send us your dates on WhatsApp and we will suggest the best one for you.