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Curving sandy beach promenade and Atlantic bay of Agadir

CityCoordinates: 30.42° N, 9.60° W

Agadir

أكاديرⴰⴳⴰⴷⵉⵔ

Sun, sand and ocean

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Photo: Abdeaitali CC BY-SA 4.0 Original file

At a glance

Recommended stay
2 to 4 days
Best season
Year-round (prime winter sun November to March)
Elevation
35 m
Population
504,768 (2024)
Best for
10-km crescent sandy beach · Agadir Oufella cable car views · Souk El Had market shopping
Key landmarks
Agadir Oufella kasbah ruins and cable carAgadir beach and Corniche promenadeSouk El HadMarina and fishing portMusée du Patrimoine AmazighMedina Polizzi (Coco Polizzi Medina)CrocoparcMohammed V Mosque

Beach city with 300 days of sun a year.

Getting there

Agadir–Al Massira Airport (30 min) or 3.5-hour CTM/Supratours motorway coach from Marrakech

Year-Round Atlantic Sunshine & a Sweeping Crescent Bay

Sheltered by the foothills of the Anti-Atlas and blessed with over 300 days of sunshine a year, Agadir is Morocco’s premier modern beach resort. Rebuilt with wide, earthquake-resistant avenues and palm-shaded promenades after 1960, the city curves around a gentle 10-kilometer sandy bay that stays mild and swimmable even in mid-winter when northern Morocco turns cool.

Beyond the Beach: Souk El Had & Agadir Oufella

Pair morning walks or surf sessions along the Corniche with an afternoon inside Souk El Had—one of Morocco’s largest walled urban markets, organized into numbered gates for Souss argan oil, saffron, spices, and fresh produce (closed Mondays). Before sunset, ride the panoramic cable car up to the restored 16th-century ramparts of Agadir Oufella for sweeping views over the marina, ocean, and High Atlas foothills.

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Climate by month

Average low and highRainy daysFestivals & cultural events

  • Timitar – Amazigh and World Music Festival(July)
Climate by month
MonthAverage low and highRainy daysEvent
Jan8°C – 21°C47°F – 70°F4—
Feb10°C – 22°C50°F – 72°F4—
Mar12°C – 23°C54°F – 74°F5—
Apr14°C – 23°C57°F – 74°F4—
May16°C – 24°C61°F – 76°F2—
Jun18°C – 26°C65°F – 78°F2—
Jul19°C – 27°C67°F – 80°F1Timitar – Amazigh and World Music Festival
Aug20°C – 27°C67°F – 81°F2—
Sep19°C – 26°C65°F – 79°F2—
Oct17°C – 26°C62°F – 79°F3—
Nov13°C – 24°C55°F – 75°F4—
Dec10°C – 22°C50°F – 72°F6—

Source: Direction de la Météorologie Nationale, 1991-2020 normals, via WMO. Updated August 14, 2023. worldweather.wmo.int

Suggested itinerary

Checked by Morocco Insider Tips on November 6, 2026

  1. Day 1 Day 1 — Corniche Promenade, Souk El Had & Agadir Oufella Cable Car

    Morning
    Start with a morning walk, swim, or beginner surf session along Agadir's sun-drenched 10-kilometer sandy bay and oceanfront Corniche promenade.
    Afternoon
    Head inland to Souk El Had—enter through numbered gates (Gate 6 for spices and culinary argan oil, Gate 9 for produce) to shop at clear local prices (note: Souk El Had is closed on Mondays).
    Evening
    Ride the Danialand cable car up to the restored 16th-century hilltop ramparts of Agadir Oufella for panoramic sunset views over the Atlantic bay and port.
  2. Day 2 Day 2 — Amazigh Heritage Museum, Crocoparc or Paradise Valley Day Trip

    Morning
    Visit the Municipal Museum of Amazigh Culture (Musée du Patrimoine Amazigh) to see Souss silver jewelry, amber necklaces, and High Atlas carpets.
    Afternoon
    Take a half-day excursion into the palm-lined limestone gorges of Paradise Valley (Imouzzer road) or 25 minutes north up the coast to the surf village of Taghazout.
    Evening
    Dine on freshly caught grilled pageot (sea bream), calamari, and sardines at the Agadir fishing port stalls or Marina.

Tips

  • Agadir can experience morning coastal sea mist ('tagut') in July and August that usually burns off by midday; winter (November–March) offers crisp, sunny 22°C days.
  • For culinary argan oil ('amlou' almond-honey paste and toasted oil), look for women's cooperatives displaying IGP Souss-Massa certification.

Getting around

  • CTM and Supratours coaches link Marrakech and Agadir in 3.5 hours along the A3 motorway (110–130 MAD).
  • Orange petit taxis use meters within Agadir (10–25 MAD), and ALSA city buses L32/L33 run north up the coast to Aourir and Taghazout.

Etiquette

  • Beachwear is fine on the sand and Corniche promenade, but slip on a shirt and shorts/skirt when visiting Souk El Had or city neighborhoods.
  • Agadir Oufella is both a historic monument and a respected memorial site to the 1960 earthquake.
Sources, updated November 6, 2026

Getting here by train and bus

Direct rail, high-speed train, and coach routes connecting Agadir.

  • Coach (CTM / Supratours)CTM
    Arriving
    3h(180 min)120 MAD
    Schedule: Several daily departures on the A7 motorway; about 120 MAD
  • Coach (CTM / Supratours)Supratours
    Arriving
    3h 30m(210 min)110 MAD
    Schedule: Roughly hourly from the Supratours terminal next to Marrakech railway station
    Luggage must be checked in, for a small fee of about 5 MAD on top of the fare. Any railway station also sells combined train-and-coach tickets to Agadir (ask for a “billet rail et route”).
  • Coach (CTM / Supratours)CTM
    Departing
    12h(720 min)315–345 MAD
    Schedule: 3 daily (01:30, 08:30, 10:00) via Tiznit, Guelmim and Tan-Tan; 11h45–12h15 (economy or business)
  • Coach (CTM / Supratours)CTM
    Departing
    20h 45m(1245 min)540–580 MAD
    Schedule: Daily through coaches (10:00, 19:45, 20:15) via Laayoune; 20h45–22h15

Festivals and events here

Annual cultural festivals, gatherings, and seasonal events in Agadir.

  • JulyUsually July (2026 edition: 23 to 25 July; the 2025 edition moved to December)

    Timitar – Amazigh and World Music Festival

    Three nights of Amazigh music next to Arab and international artists on free open-air stages in Agadir.

Curated multi-day itineraries connecting Agadir with other Moroccan destinations.

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  • Towering natural red sandstone sea arch on Legzira Beach along the southern Atlantic coast of Morocco
    Photo: Brahim Faraji CC BY-SA 4.0 Original file
    7 daysJan · Feb · Mar

    7-Day South Coast & Surf Road Trip: Agadir, Taghazout, Legzira & Sidi Ifni

    A laid-back 1-week Atlantic journey combining world-class point breaks in Taghazout, the emerald rock pools of Paradise Valley, the dramatic red-sandstone sea arches of Legzira Beach, and the Spanish Art Deco charm of Sidi Ifni.

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