1. Plage d’Agadir: beach and promenade

Agadir is known for its long, wide sandy beach. It's perfect for sunbathing, swimming and strolling along the promenade. Along the coast you'll find many cafés, restaurants and hotels, which keeps the area lively day and night.

Watersports are also popular: think surfing, stand-up paddling and beach activities.

2. Souk El Had: Agadir's big market

Souk El Had is one of the city's best-known attractions. This large market is ideal for soaking up the local atmosphere and shopping for spices, vegetables and fruit, handicrafts, leather goods, lamps and souvenirs.

Tip: go early in the day for more calm, or later for the full experience.

3. Kasbah Agadir Oufella: views and history

High above the city lie the remains of the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella. From here you have a panoramic view over the bay, the city and the Atlantic Ocean. Especially at sunset, this is one of the most beautiful spots in Agadir.

4. Medina and the city vibe

Agadir has a modern look, but you can also find places with a more traditional feel. The Medina (Medina Polizzi) is a rebuilt “old town” where you can discover craftsmanship, architecture and small shops.

In addition, there are various mosques and squares in the city that you can include during a short city tour.

5. Family outings: Crocoparc and activities

For families (and anyone who wants something different than the beach), Crocoparc is a popular stop: a well-maintained park with crocodiles and botanical zones. In and around Agadir you'll also find plenty of excursions such as quad and buggy tours, camel rides and trips into the surrounding landscape.

6. Nature and day trips from Agadir

Agadir is a great base for nature trips. Many travelers take a day trip to Paradise Valley: a green valley with natural pools and hiking trails. The Souss-Massa National Park is also interesting for nature lovers, with special bird species and peaceful landscapes.

You can also easily make trips to coastal towns like Taghazout, known for surfing and laid-back cafés.

7. Food, drinks and the marina

In Agadir you can fully enjoy fresh fish, tajines and local specialties. The promenade and marina offer lots of choice of restaurants and terraces with views over the water. In the evening the atmosphere here is relaxed and cozy.

8. On the water: tours and sport

If you want to be active, you can choose boat trips, (sport) fishing or watersports such as jet skiing or surf lessons. In the region around Agadir there are several spots where both beginners and advanced visitors can go.

Conclusion

Agadir offers a strong mix of beach, relaxation, culture, family activities and day trips into nature. Whether you come for the sun, the market experience, beautiful views or sporty activities: there's plenty to do — and the offer keeps growing every year.