A relaxed seven-day Agadir beach week built around the city's ten-kilometre crescent bay: lazy beach mornings, the marina and promenade, the Oufella kasbah viewpoint, and gentle half-day escapes that always bring you back to the sand by sunset.
Day by day
Your 7-day plan
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Day 1
The bay & the corniche
Settle into your beachfront base and walk the full sweep of Agadir's golden bay along the corniche promenade. The sand here faces almost due west, so the whole day ends with the sun dropping straight into the Atlantic.
- Agadir Bay
- Corniche promenade
- Sunset over the Atlantic
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Day 2
Marina & old kasbah viewpoint
Coffee at the Marina d'Agadir among the yachts, then up to Agadir Oufella, the hilltop ruins of the old town destroyed in the 1960 earthquake, now lit at night with the Arabic motto 'God, Nation, King'.
- Marina d'Agadir
- Agadir Oufella
- Hilltop panorama
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Day 3
Hammam & medina d'Agadir
A slow morning and a traditional hammam scrub, then the Medina d'Agadir (Medina Coco Polizzi), a craftsmen's village rebuilt in old Souss style with workshops in stone, wood and silver.
- Traditional hammam
- Medina Coco Polizzi
- Berber crafts
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Day 4
Quiet sands at Taghazout Bay
A short hop north to the calmer beaches around Taghazout Bay and Tamraght for a change of scene, beach cafés and a swim, returning to Agadir for the evening.
- Taghazout Bay
- Tamraght beach
- Beach cafés
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Day 5
Souk El Had & city life
Souk El Had, one of the largest markets in Morocco with thousands of stalls, for argan oil, spices, leather and ceramics — then back to the beach for the afternoon.
- Souk El Had
- Argan oil
- Spice stalls
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Day 6
Banana beach & Crocoparc
Just south of the bay, the 'banana village' of Aourir and Crocoparc, a botanical park home to Nile crocodiles, make an easy family-friendly half day before a final beach evening.
- Aourir banana village
- Crocoparc
- Botanical gardens
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Day 7
Last swim & departure
A final morning on the sand and a stroll along the promenade before transferring to Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA), about 25 minutes from the bay.
- Final beach morning
- Promenade
- AGA airport transfer
Good to know
Practical notes
- Agadir was rebuilt as a modern resort after the 1960 earthquake — come for sun, sand and seafood rather than a historic medina.
- The bay enjoys around 300 sunny days a year, making it Morocco's most reliable winter-sun beach.
- Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA) is roughly 25 minutes from the beachfront hotels.
Frequently asked
Is a week on the beach in Agadir too long?
Not if you genuinely want to relax — Agadir's bay is long and clean, and a week lets you mix pure beach days with the marina, the kasbah viewpoint, Souk El Had and easy escapes to Taghazout without ever taking a long drive.
Is the sea warm enough for swimming in Agadir?
The Atlantic here is refreshing rather than tropical — comfortable for swimming spring through autumn, and the bay is sheltered, so it is calmer than the open surf beaches just north.
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