Agadir City Tour – A Journey Between Modernity and Tradition Tour Highlights Practical Information Key Highlights
Agadir is a vibrant, modern city located on the southern Atlantic coast of Morocco. Its name comes from the Berber phrase "Agadir n Irir," meaning fortified granary. The city boasts a stunning 10 km stretch of sandy beach and enjoys nearly 300 days of sunshine per year.
Join us for a half-day guided tour and explore Agadir’s most iconic landmarks. Your English-speaking local guide will pick you up directly from your accommodation for a rich and immersive experience of the city.
- The Kasbah:
Built in 1540 by the Saadians to defend against Portuguese attacks, this historic fortress stands at 240 meters above sea level, offering breathtaking panoramic views over the city and the Atlantic Ocean.
- The Ports:
Visit Agadir’s multi-functional port area, including a fishing port, a shipyard, a commercial harbor, and a modern marina.
- Ancient Talborjt:
This old district of Agadir was devastated during the 1960 earthquake. Today, it stands as a symbol of remembrance and resilience.
- Downtown Agadir:
Discover the city's modern charm: wide boulevards, blooming gardens, stylish hotels, and plenty of cafés and restaurants for socializing and relaxing.
- Mohammed V Grand Mosque:
Marvel at the beautiful exterior of the largest mosque in Agadir (please note: entry is reserved for Muslims only).
- Argan Oil Women’s Cooperative:
Enjoy an informative visit to a local women’s cooperative producing both culinary and cosmetic argan oil. Learn about the argan tree and its many uses.
Souk El Had
Explore Morocco’s largest traditional market, spread over 13 hectares, with 13 entry gates and around 2,000 stalls offering food, crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. A true sensory experience and a must-see while in Agadir.
• Pick-up & Drop-off: From your hotel in Agadir
• Departure Times:
- Morning: 10:00 or 11:00
- Afternoon: 14:00, 15:00 or 16:00
• Duration: Approximately 3 hours
• Stunning views from the Kasbah
• Tour of the port and marina
• Stroll through modern downtown Agadir
• Photo stop at Mohammed V Mosque
• Educational visit to an argan oil cooperative
• Wander the vibrant Souk El Had
