July in one line: Peak summer without Marrakech’s heat: 27°C, sea near 20°C, lifeguards on duty. Busy with Moroccan families, and the Timitar festival is usually in July.
Weather and sea in July
About 27°C in the afternoon, 19°C at night, essentially no rain. Hazy mornings are common. The sea is 19.8°C. Waves are small; afternoon onshore winds.
| Afternoon high | Night low | Sea | Sunshine | Rainy days | Crowds | Surf |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26.7°C | 19.2°C | 19.8°C | ~8.2 h/day | ~0.1 | High | Small (beginners) |
Averages: air from NOAA 1991–2020 normals (Agadir-Inezgane), sea from a 10-year average. Real days vary; check today's weather and sea temperature before you go.
Swimming: the sea is 19.8°C, as warm as the Agadir sea gets: refreshing rather than warm. Lifeguards and police patrol the main beach from about mid-June to mid-September, 08:00–20:00. Swim in front of them, respect the flags (black means swimming is prohibited) and never swim at night. Read the Agadir beaches guide before your first swim.
Surf: Small, clean waves: beginner season. See Taghazout surf lessons for schools, spots and prices.
Events and holidays
Timitar, the Amazigh and world music festival with free main-stage concerts on Place Al Amal, usually takes place in July (23–25 July in 2026). Throne Day (30 July) is a public holiday. Danialand switches to peak prices from 11 July.
What to do in July
- Beach mornings on supervised stretches, back in the shade at midday
- Timitar concerts in the evening if your dates match
- The water park on a weekday, arriving at opening for loungers
- Sunset cable car and the free esplanade at the top
Ideas for the days themselves: things to do in Agadir, the 3-day itinerary and, with children, Agadir with kids.
What to avoid
- A Marrakech day trip: 37–40°C there in July–August
- Paradise Valley in the middle of the day (hot, crowded, low water)
- Danialand on weekends, when it is packed
Booking and packing
Book: Hotels: well ahead, July is busy with domestic tourism. Boat trips and quads: 2–3 days ahead for weekends.
Pack: Swimwear, hat, sunscreen, a light layer for the evening breeze.
Arriving by plane? Our airport to the city guide has the taxi fares and the 50 MAD Aerobus. Check what things should cost on the fair prices page.
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Agadir in July: frequently asked questions
Is July a good time to visit Agadir?
Peak summer without Marrakech’s heat: 27°C, sea near 20°C, lifeguards on duty. Busy with Moroccan families, and the Timitar festival is usually in July. Compare all twelve months on our best time to visit Agadir page.
How warm is Agadir in July?
Average afternoon highs are around 27°C and night lows around 19°C, with almost no rain and about 8.2 hours of sunshine a day (253 hours over the month). About 27°C in the afternoon, 19°C at night, essentially no rain. Hazy mornings are common. The sea is 19.8°C. Waves are small; afternoon onshore winds.
Can you swim in the sea in Agadir in July?
The sea averages 19.8°C in July, which is as warm as the Agadir sea gets: refreshing rather than warm. Lifeguards patrol the main beach in summer (about mid-June to mid-September, 08:00–20:00): swim only in front of them and never at night. A black flag means swimming is prohibited. Today’s sea conditions are on our Agadir weather today page.
Is July good for surfing in Taghazout?
Small, clean waves: beginner season. Beginners do best from April to October, when waves are smaller; the big northwest swells run from October/November to March. A 2–2.5 h group lesson with board and wetsuit costs 250–450 MAD. More on our Taghazout surf lessons guide.
What should I pack for Agadir in July?
Swimwear, hat, sunscreen, a light layer for the evening breeze.
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