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Step into the coastal charm of Morocco’s southern gem — Agadir, a city where golden beaches meet modern vibrance. Known for its year-round sunshine and sweeping bay, Agadir offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
Rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, the city is a showcase of modern Moroccan design, with wide boulevards, seaside promenades, and a lively marina that welcomes visitors from across the globe. Its atmosphere is refreshing, open, and inviting — perfect for a seaside escape.
Stroll along the Corniche as the waves crash against the shore, or explore the bustling souks filled with colorful spices, artisanal crafts, and local treasures. For breathtaking views, hike up to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella, where the remnants of history overlook the stunning Atlantic coastline.
Agadir is also a gateway to adventure — from surfing on world-class waves in Taghazout, to discovering the valleys and waterfalls of Paradise Valley, and venturing into the dramatic landscapes of the Anti-Atlas Mountains.
Whether you’re basking under the sun, savoring fresh seafood by the port, or embracing the lively nightlife, Agadir promises an experience that captures both serenity and excitement. It’s not just a beach destination — it’s a coastal heartbeat of Morocco.
Enjoy Mirleft Beach
Taghazout
Crocoparc Agadir
Kasbah Oufella
Bus line: L19 Express / Bus No. 19 (ALSA) connects the airport to central Marrakech.
-Stops include: Jemaa el‑Fna square, Gueliz, Bab Doukkala, the ONCF train station.
-Frequency & Schedule: every 20–30 minutes, from around 06:00–06:30 AM until about 21:00–23:30 depending on the source.
-Travel Time: approximately 30–40 minutes to city centre depending on traffic and stops.
-Fare: around MAD 30 (~€3 or $3) one way. Round-trip tickets often cost MAD 50 and are valid for up to 14 days. Tickets are purchased on board.
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