What the cable car, Crocoparc and the kasbah really cost at the gate, which tours are worth booking, fair prices for quads and camels, and today’s sea temperature. Written in Agadir and checked every month.
Updated: 31 Oct, 15:54 · Full forecast, sea and surf →
Most sights in Agadir sell tickets at the gate, often for half what online resellers charge. Tours make sense for anything with transport: quads, camels, Paradise Valley and day trips.
Pay at the gate Six minutes up to Agadir Oufella. Buy at the station: online resellers charge about double.
Pay at the gate The hilltop kasbah above the bay and the 1960 earthquake memorial. Separate ticket from the cable car.
Pay at the gate 300 Nile crocodiles and botanical gardens 15 km out of town. Pay at the gate; their shuttle beats most tours.
Free Palm-lined rock pools in the Atlas foothills. Best in spring; low water by late summer.
Free One of Morocco’s biggest markets, thousands of stalls behind ochre walls. Closed on Mondays.
Pay at the gate A rebuilt walled medina with craft workshops, made by Italian artist Coco Polizzi. Quiet and photogenic.
Pay at the gate Berber jewellery, carpets and costumes in a small museum off the main boulevard. A cheap rainy-day hour.
Free Six kilometres of sand along the corniche. Swim only between flags: the Atlantic currents are strong.
Activity Morocco’s surf village, 20 km north. Group lessons with board and wetsuit, beginner beaches nearby.
Tour Dunes, river beds and the coast on a 2-hour ride with hotel pickup. Prices vary five-fold: compare first.
Tour Two hours to the flamingo river or a sunset ride with dinner. Agree the price before you get on.
Activity From a 20 MAD neighbourhood hammam to a hotel spa ritual. What happens, what to bring, fair prices.
Tour Fishing trips with a fish barbecue, bay cruises and jet skis from the marina.
Day trip Home of the rare northern bald ibis, with flamingos at the Massa river mouth. For birders and quiet beaches.
Day trip The red rock arch south of Mirleft and the silver town of Tiznit. Go at low tide.
Day trip “Little Marrakech”: intact ramparts and calm souks, often combined with the Tiout oasis.
Day trip The blue-boat harbour and ramparts 3.5 hours up the coast. Long day: an overnight is better.
Day trip Three hours each way by motorway. Doable in a day if you book Majorelle ahead; better with one night.
Day trip A fishing village with one of Africa’s longest right-hand waves, 90 minutes north.
Pay at the gate Danialand’s slides and pools, open in the warm season. Summer prices are higher.
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