Start your adventure with a visit to the stunning Souss-Massa National Park. With dunes, cliffs, and wetlands, this park is a natural playground for hikers and bird-watchers alike.
Venture inland to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ait Benhaddou. This ancient fortress village is a popular filming location for Hollywood movies and a striking example of traditional Moroccan architecture.
Explore the stunning scenery of the High Atlas Mountains. Hike to waterfalls, visit traditional Berber villages, and take in the panoramic views of this majestic mountain range.
Take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear pools of Paradise Valley. This oasis in the desert is a popular spot for swimming, rock-climbing, and hiking.
Spend a day relaxing on the picturesque Taghazout Beach. Surfing, windsurfing, and jet-skiing are popular activities here, but there are also plenty of cafes and restaurants if you just want to soak up the sun.
Visit the stunning Imouzzer Waterfalls, located in the heart of the Paradise Valley region. Take a swim in the natural pools, hike through the lush greenery, and enjoy a picnic in the serene surrounds.
Interact with crocodiles and other animals at Croco Park. This wildlife park offers a chance to see crocodiles up close and personal, as well as various other species found in Morocco.
Take a step back in time by exploring the historic Agadir Oufella Ruins. This ancient citadel offers panoramic views of the city below and is a great spot for a sunset picnic.
Head back to the beach to enjoy your last full day in Agadir. Surf or relax on your own, or hire a camel for a ride along the shore.
Go bird-watching at the Agadir Bird Valley, a preserved reserve that is home to a wide variety of birds, from domestic ones to rare species. This sanctuary offers the perfect opportunity to appreciate nature.
For most of the itinerary, we recommend renting a car so you can easily get around to each location on your own time. Guided tours are available for some activities. Prices for rentals vary depending on the type of vehicle, but expect to pay around Dh 350-400 per day. Be aware that some of the routes involve driving on mountainous roads.
If you have more time, consider spending an extra day in Taghazout or at the beach. If you have less time, you can remove the Imouzzer Waterfalls. For travelers looking for even more adventure, consider adding a day trip to the Sahara desert.
The Agadir – Al Massira Airport (AGA) is the main airport serving Agadir. It is located 25 km southeast of the city center and offers direct flights from major international cities. Taxis from the airport to the city center cost around Dh 200-250 (30-45 minutes).