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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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Private Discover Agadir city tour
Combining cityscapes and coastal vibes, this private tour gives you the chance to discover Agadir like a local.Spend the first part of your day taking a stroll around the marina. The neo-kasbah style waterfront filled with its elegant coffee shops, restaurants and hookah lounges will give you a sense of tranquillity and elegance. Make sure to spot Jack Sparrow's ship docked along the picturesque harbour. Next up are the sandcastle-like ruins of the city's Kasbah. Venture into the cultural heart of Agadir, where you can mingle with the locals on a cable car ride heading up to the old town. Make sure you have your camera ready for those all-important Insta snaps.Finish off your tour by poking around spice-scented souks for great bargains. You might be lucky enough to be invited by a friendly souk vendor as they often welcome you in their stall to drink sweet Moroccan mint tea and barter for some eye-catching trinkets.
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One of Africa's best beaches is the highlight of this private tour. Along the way, you and your guide will tick-off typical Berber villages, spice-scented souks and one of Africa's most picturesque beaches. A seafront lunch is on the agenda, too.After pick-up at your hotel, you'll head to Youssef Ben Tachafine dam where you can admire panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Pass a series of Berber fishermen villages as you make your way to the next stop. Snap a few pictures at Sidi Boulfdail beach before getting back on the bus to continue the journey.You're in for a treat next, as you arrive at Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand. Ranked one of the 40 most picturesque beaches in the world, Legzira is a must-see. Its natural stone arch emerging from the golden sand makes for an extra pretty backdrop. Tuck into lunch at a beachfront restaurant and enjoy some free time to explore. You'll round off the tour with a spot of shopping in Tiznit, home to one of the country's most famous jewellers.
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Tafraout, Almond Blosom capital
Fairytale Tafraout is a traditional village where pink, pastel-coloured houses sit surrounded by red-granite mountains. Get an insight into local life with a tour that takes you to knockout beauty spots in the Ameln Valley, an argan oil farm, and a spice-scented souk to shop for souvenirs. Plus, you'll get to taste typical Berber cuisine, too.
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Desert Camp between Ocean & Sand Dunes
Experience life like a desert nomad with this two-day tour of Morocco's most remote corners. By day, we'll tick-off typical villages, viewpoints, beautiful beaches and a bustling souk. And in between, enjoy an evening of Berber food, entertainment and a night spent in a traditional tent under the stars.
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Palm-lined gorges and a bustling market town nestled beneath the western Atlas Mountains are just what you can expect from this day trip from Agadir. You'll visit Immouzer, well-known for its Thursday market, and Paradise Valley, which is just as beautiful as its name suggests.You'll head out of Agadir towards Immouzer stopping along the way to take in the verdant landscape of Tamzargout oasis and enjoy a short walk through the olive grove. Once we arrive at Immouzer, we'll take you to see the waterfall the town is famous for, where you have some free time to wander around. Note that drought has affected the waterfall – it's now known for its natural plunge pool.We'll return into the centre of Immouzer to visit the souk that comes alive every Thursday when locals from the surrounding villages come and trade goods. After some time shopping for spice sets and handmade souvenirs, you'll start the drive back to Agadir.
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One of Africa's best beaches is our destination for the day on this tour. Along the way, we'll tick-off typical Berber villages, shop for silverware in spice-scented souks, and stop by Youssef Ben Tachafine Dam, too. Star of the show though is Legzira Beach, where a seafront lunch is followed by free time on Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand.
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Taroudant is a mystical walled city that'll make you feel as if you've stepped back in time. Nestled in the lush Souss Valley beneath the snowcapped Atlas Mountains, its mazy medina and laden souks are straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.Leaving Agadir, we'll head eastwards along the Souss Valley – a landscape peppered with argan trees. This area is famed for its tree-climbing goats. They've become one of Morocco's most iconic images, and we'll stop to take some seriously Instagrammable pics along the way. Then, when we reach Taroudant, we'll size up its 15th century walls before heading into the medina.Our first port of call is at a teahouse for a refreshing mint tea. Your guide will then lead you around the minarets, souks and pomegranate groves of the medina, and you can try your hand at haggling for goods or trying local specialities such as thyme-flavoured honey. You'll also have free time to soak up the atmosphere before heading back to Agadir.
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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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Agadir private tour with Souk El Had and cable car to the kasbah
You're in for a day of Agadir's kasbah, cable car and carpets on this private tour that captures the cultural heart of this city from hilltop fortress to souk. You'll begin with a view that takes in the sprawling whitewashed houses, the yacht-filled marina and the curve of beach where Agadir Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. But, as local guide, Amina, explains, “the most distinctive view has got to be the Arabic inscription of ‘God, Country, King' written in white stones on the hillside below the kasbah. It's an unofficial motto of Morocco, sharing the country's faith and patriotism.” The modern cable car will whisk you 236 metres up the hill from the marina station to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella. It's a six-minute journey each way, so you've time to grab your camera and take in the views. At the top, your guide will show you around the phoenix-like fortress, which has been forced to resurrect twice after earthquakes devastated the original structures in 1755 and1960. Back down in the city, your next stop is the Argan cooperative. Here, you'll discover the secrets behind the production of authentic bio Argan oil – a staple in local cuisine and cosmetics.The final part of your day is a trip to one of Morocco's largest markets, Souk El Had. Try not to be intimidated by its 6,000 shops and stalls – it's a labyrinth, but your local guide is your superpower here. They'll help lead you through the narrow allies stacked high with a mix of colourful ceramics, lanterns, rugs and more. Take your time to enjoy the bustling atmosphere, breathe in the scent of fresh mint and cumin and pause for cup of tea before you do as the locals do and join in with some haggling.
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Popular experiences in Agadir
Agadir - 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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Agadir - Half-Day Boat Trip from Taghazout with Fishing and BBQ Lunch
Book a 4-hour boat journey from Taghazout. Enjoy fishing, swimming, sunbathing, and a barbecue lunch on the Atlantic Ocean.
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Agadir - Sunset Camel Ride in Agadir With Transport, Tea, and Local Cakes
Experience an unforgettable Moroccan adventure with a guided camel ride through charming villages, eucalyptus forests, and river Souss.
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Agadir - Agadir private tour with Souk El Had and cable car to the kasbah
You're in for a day of Agadir's kasbah, cable car and carpets on this private tour that captures the cultural heart of this city from hilltop fortress to souk. You'll begin with a view that takes in the sprawling whitewashed houses, the yacht-filled marina and the curve of beach where Agadir Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. But, as local guide, Amina, explains, “the most distinctive view has got to be the Arabic inscription of ‘God, Country, King' written in white stones on the hillside below the kasbah. It's an unofficial motto of Morocco, sharing the country's faith and patriotism.” The modern cable car will whisk you 236 metres up the hill from the marina station to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella. It's a six-minute journey each way, so you've time to grab your camera and take in the views. At the top, your guide will show you around the phoenix-like fortress, which has been forced to resurrect twice after earthquakes devastated the original structures in 1755 and1960. Back down in the city, your next stop is the Argan cooperative. Here, you'll discover the secrets behind the production of authentic bio Argan oil – a staple in local cuisine and cosmetics.The final part of your day is a trip to one of Morocco's largest markets, Souk El Had. Try not to be intimidated by its 6,000 shops and stalls – it's a labyrinth, but your local guide is your superpower here. They'll help lead you through the narrow allies stacked high with a mix of colourful ceramics, lanterns, rugs and more. Take your time to enjoy the bustling atmosphere, breathe in the scent of fresh mint and cumin and pause for cup of tea before you do as the locals do and join in with some haggling.
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Agadir - Private 4x4 Atlas Mountains tour with Berber breakfast and lunch
Starting at sea level on the Atlantic coast of Agadir, you'll take your adventure to the high altitudes of the Atlas Mountains on this full-day tour. Your expert, local guide will lead you on a private 4x4 tour that takes in both the cultural and natural wonder of Morocco's rural landscape. Salma, one such guide shares more, “from start to finish this day is as much about exploring the local community as it is exploring the countryside. At our first stop in Alma, we'll meet a Berber family and share a traditional breakfast of sweet mint tea and freshly baked bread.” At your next stop, at the Oasis of Tamzargout, you'll get your first taster of the palm-fringed swimming holes and rocky gorges that will characterise the rest of the trip. After some photos here that're bound to make it into your latest holiday posts, it's back in the 4x4. The road then winds through Paradise Valley, Salma adds, “it's a beautiful spot, very aptly nicknamed by Jimmy Hendrix when he visited in the 60s.” From there, as you climb into the Ida-Outanane Mountains, you'll feel the air cool and see almond and argan trees lining the track.The village of Immouzer is the centre point of this trip. At 1,160 metres above sea level, it marks the beginning of the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. You'll spend plenty of time here, checking out the cascading waterfalls, steep, rocky valleys and terraced hillsides – trust us, you won't be short of somewhere to point your camera. Settle in for a traditional lunch here, with homemade bread and olive oil, a Berber tagine and Moroccan salad. Be sure to get a taste of the local honey here for a sweet finish to your trip, before you're driven down the mountain on a different route, letting you see as much of this striking land as possible.
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Agadir - Moroccan quad-bike adventure with sunset barbecue
If you've ever fancied whizzing off into the sunset on a quad bike, then this is the activity for you. You'll spend an hour kicking up the dust along trails where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Moroccan coast. Your transfer sets the scene, driving through surf villages in the afternoon, before arriving at a ranch for some tea and snacks before your ride. You'll then head out into the countryside, through banana fields, past Tamri Beach and towards the seemingly endless Timaline Sand Dunes on a quad bike. As the sun sets, it's back to the ranch for a barbecue dinner.
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Agadir - Quad biking, sandboarding and sunset camel ride with barbecue
Get ready to dive straight into the action on this half‑day tour as you power across the Tamri Dunes on a quad bike. Then, it's time to swap out your wheels for a sandboard and glide down the Timlalin Sand Dunes. Next up, you'll hop onto a camel for a laidback ride along the beach and palm groves as the sun sets on the horizon. Your adventure wraps up at a cosy ranch with a barbecue and live traditional music before heading back to your hotel.
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Agadir - Quad & Sandboarding Experience with Sunset BBQ
Kick off an unforgettable afternoon with a scenic coastal drive through Taghazout and Tamri. Feel the adrenaline rush as you roar through the wild dunes of Tamri on a 1-hour quad bike ride, followed by a sandboarding session at Timlaline dunes. As the sun sets, unwind at a local ranch with a tasty Moroccan BBQ. Sip on mint tea whilst watching the sunset over the Atlantic - the ideal finish to your day of adventure.
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Agadir - Moroccan quad bike and sandboarding tour
Heading north along Morocco's Atlantic coast, you'll begin the trip sweeping through local surf villages on the way to a cosy ranch in Tamri. After a warm welcome and a quick safety briefing, you'll be revving up and heading out on the Timlalin Sand Dunes for an hour's quad-bike ride. Make tracks along the beach and power through the rolling dunes before grabbing a board to test your balance with a sandboarding session. Then, shake off the sand and head back to the ranch for a refreshing Moroccan mint tea break to complete your trip.
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Agadir - Moroccan buggy and sunset camel ride with barbecue dinner
Let the sand fly as you power over the soft dunes in part one of this trio of desert treats. After an hour in the saddle, it's time to switch it up and try your hand at sandboarding over the slopes of the Timlalan Dunes. The team at the ranch will then pair you up with a camel to take a peaceful lollop along the beach at golden hour, when the sun is just beginning to set – the Atlantic horizon never looked so good. There's a warm welcome back at the ranch, with a barbecue dinner and traditional live music for a true taste of Moroccan hospitality.
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Agadir - Half-day buggy ride and sandboarding adventure
This half‑day adventure packs in double the fun. Once you've been picked up, you'll head north to Tamri for a one‑hour buggy ride across sandy trails, beach runs and little hills. Then, it's on to the Timlalin Sand Dunes for sandboarding, where you can slide, try a few jumps and snap photos of the epic desert-meets-ocean views. You'll wrap things up with Moroccan mint tea and a snack before heading back to your hotel.
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Agadir - Full-day sandboarding and Secret Paradise Valley tour
You're in for a full day of fun as you swing through the surfer village of Taghazout before hitting the Tamri Dunes for a sandboarding adventure. Then, after a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, you'll stop for lunch and make your way to Secret Paradise Valley – a tucked-away oasis of palm groves, natural pools and tropical fruit fields. Here, you'll have time to swim, unwind and soak up the valley views before heading back to your hotel.
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Agadir - Half-day tour to Morocco’s Paradise Valley
You'll see the laidback surf culture of Taghazout, then relax to almost horizontal levels as you reach the calm flow of a natural oasis tucked into the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. Heading out of Agadir, first up you'll see Taghazout and its beaches where Atlantic swells have surfers flocking each year. Then, it's a short drive to Banana Village, where you'll have breakfast and check out the sea of fresh fruits on offer. Finally, you'll reach Paradise Valley, a palm-fringed cascade of natural pools where you can swim or simply gaze up at the rocky gorges.
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Agadir - Private full-day tour to Tiout and Taroudant from Agadir
Just beyond Agadir, the road slows down and the landscape changes pace. “Tiout is where life still follows the rhythm of the palms,” says Hassan, one of our expert local guides. “People stop to talk, share tea and let the day unfold.” You'll feel it as soon as you arrive. After passing argan trees — sometimes with goats balanced up in their branches — you'll be welcomed into a local home for sweet mint tea, poured slowly just as Moroccan tradition require. From here, you'll go for a walk through Tiout's oasis, which brings you into village life and surrounds you with swaying palm trees.Lunch is served at a traditional Kasbah in Tiout, a simple setting where you'll tuck in to chicken tajine, vegetable and meat couscous and a seasonal fruit plate to finish. Next, your journey continues to the walled town of Taroudant. With your guide leading the way, you'll walk along the old ramparts, wander through the medina and check out the souk, a marketplace where you can pick up souvenirs like lanterns and spices.On the return to Agadir, there's one final stop at Domaine Villate Limoune. As you stroll through the orange groves with your local guide, you'll learn how the fruit is grown and harvested, before tasting fresh juice straight from the source. It's a calm, fitting end to a day shaped by people, places and the small details that stay with you long after the road leads back to the coast.
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Agadir - Private tour of Morocco’s UNESCO-listed Essaouira with lunch
Essaouira is like a laidback, coastal cousin to the bold and boisterous Marrakech, but with full-on ancient charm credentials. You'll have plenty of time to wander inside the whitewashed Medina walls of this UNESCO-listed old town, which is brimming with age-old souks and artistic flair. As Youssef, a local expert guide, explains, “The French influence means that unlike many labyrinth-like medinas, this one has a grid layout, making it easy to find your way around the artsy stalls, spice souks and cafes.”You'll start your day with an early pick-up from your hotel in Agadir and make a couple of photo and coffee stops along the way. Your final pitstop is at the Argan Cooperative, where you'll hear about how luxury beauty products are made from the locally produced argan oil. Plus, you'll taste a few delicacies like olive oil, honey and mint tea. Then, it's onto the main event, a guided tour of Essaouira.This city's been a hub for writers, musicians and artists since the 1960s, so it's no surprise this place is loaded with tucked-away galleries and workshops, which you'll be able to check out as you tour the port, market and jewellery district. Inside the medina, there's a table at a restaurant waiting for you with the freshest catch of the day to tuck into, before some free time to roam the markets. Youseff shares his top tip, “at the spice souk look for stalls selling ras el hanout (a Moroccan spice mix) and ask for the ‘local blend' rather than the tourist jars – they'll often mix it fresh for you, and you can learn about each ingredient." After some friendly haggling with the locals, you might even have time for a walk along the beach before heading back to for your bus.
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Agadir - Souss Massa National Park wildlife-spotting trip from Agadir
The coastal landscape of Souss Massa National Park is your backdrop for this half-day tour that'll have you exploring the nature and conservation efforts in the area. You'll be picked up from Agadir and begin with a trip to the museum where you'll learn about native, endangered animals, like the Scimitar-horned Oryx, dama gazelle, dorcas gazelle and the bald ibis. Then, it's out for a ride through the park to see what you can spot. This protected environment of coastal sand dunes, plains and forests is a beautiful setting which can only be topped off with a wildlife sighting or two.
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Agadir - Hamam and scrub treatment
Enjoy an authentic Moroccan wellness tradition. The hamam is very common as a local ritual and as relaxping experience.
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Agadir - Authentic massage experience
Enjoy a traditional wellness practice rooted in centuries of Berber knowledge and natural healing.
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Agadir - Agadir hot air balloon ride
This early morning hot air balloon ride from Agadir features a bird's-eye view to beat all others. You'll float through the sky on an hour-long ride with the Atlas Mountains, Atlantic Ocean and tiny Berber villages stretching out from beneath your feet. Round it off with a typical Berber breakfast before transfer back to your hotel.You'll begin at the crack of dawn with a 4x4 ride across the land to where your hot air balloon is being prepared for take-off. A small continental breakfast will be served as they inflate the balloon, then once you're in the basket, you'll start to rack up the distance between you and the ground as you glide through the sky.On a clear day, you'll see the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in the distance and the sparkle of the Atlantic Ocean contrast against the arid landscape sprinkled with Berber villages. After you've landed, you'll be invited into a Berber tent for a typical breakfast before the return journey.
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Agadir - Full-day Paradise Valley and Timlalin Dunes tour
Your day begins at a botanical garden, where you'll check out Moroccan plants and spices before stopping by an argan oil factory to see how this local favourite is made. From there, you'll hike through the Atlas Mountains to reach Paradise Valley's natural pools, where you'll have time to swim, unwind and snap photos. After a homemade lunch in Tamri, you can choose a camel or quad ride if you fancy a bit more adventure. Finally, you'll wrap up the day at the Timlalin Dunes, one of Morocco's most memorable spots where rolling golden sand meets the Atlantic Ocean.
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