Agadir, in Morocco's southern area, faces the Atlantic Ocean. This magnificent city, which serves as the capital of southern Morocco, is well-known for its stunning golden beaches and year-round mild temperatures. 

The Agadir City Tour is available twice daily: 

• in the morning from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 
• In the afternoon, from 3 to 6 p.m. 

Allow yourself to be stunned by the attractiveness of Morocco's "white city" along the coast, a valued treasure and popular holiday destination. 

Note: Hotel pickups typically begin about 09:30, however schedules may vary by location. Join us on an exhilarating adventure through Agadir's beauty and charm!The visit will begin at:

The Port

Walk through the bustling harbor where local fishermen sell their catch. two fishing ports, a large commercial port and the recent marina.

The Kasbah North of Agadir

This castle, situated on the hill overlooking the bay of Agadir, was built in 1540. The walls were restored after the earthquake of 1960. It is the ideal place to watch the sunset over the sea. From here you can enjoy a breathtaking and spectacular harbor views. and two large mosques in the city of Agadir (visit & Photos from the outside).

Visit The Old Quarters Talborjt

Explore the ancient charm of Talborjt, Agadir's old neighbourhood. Walk through its small lanes to experience the neighborhood's unique character. Discover treasures of Agadir's history, where traditional architecture and cultural heritage combine perfectly. 

Talborjt, with its modest stores and small cafés, reflects Agadir's rich past. Take a stroll, breathe in the atmosphere of the ancient districts, and discover the tales that make Talborjt such a distinct and captivating section of the city.

Souss Kasbat

A small bazaar with traditional crafts, but also with a young designer who decided to collect used tires and making furniture, tables, sofa garden, fireside, in a style that remains Morocco, it seems wood so it works the material and it can be adapted in color according to the desires of its customers.

Souk El Had Of Agadir

Souk El Had Of Agadir is the heart of the medina, rebuilt after the earthquake of 1960. In the souk, a large number of traders come together to offer customers a multitude of diverse and varied services, of computers or clothing or cosmetics andVegetables ,fruits .also Many textbooks and traditional crafts present the most beautiful pieces of Moroccan craftsmanship in a single place.

The Cooperative Argan Oil

It promotes equitable social progress and sustainable economic development of many women from surrounding towns hold the secrets to extract argan oil coveted by its benefits. Elles, who master the art of making culinary and cosmetic oils will have a new source of sustainable income through this project.