A family-friendly week in Agadir built around the safe, sandy bay and an easy mix of crowd-pleasers: Crocoparc, a camel ride, Paradise Valley pools, a banana-village stop and the marina — short outings with plenty of pool and beach time in between.
Day by day
Your 7-day plan
- 1
Day 1
Bay & sandcastles
Arrive and let everyone unwind on Agadir's wide, gently shelving bay — one of the safest swimming beaches in Morocco — with a stroll along the corniche for ice cream at sunset.
- Agadir Bay
- Sandcastles
- Corniche ice cream
- 2
Day 2
Crocoparc
A morning at Crocoparc, a landscaped botanical park near Aourir home to hundreds of Nile crocodiles, with shaded gardens and play areas, then back to the pool for the afternoon.
- Crocoparc
- Nile crocodiles
- Botanical gardens
- 3
Day 3
Camel ride & banana village
A gentle beach camel ride and a stop at the 'banana village' of Aourir for fresh juice, an easy and memorable half day for younger children.
- Beach camel ride
- Aourir banana village
- Fresh juice
- 4
Day 4
Paradise Valley splash
Inland to Paradise Valley for a swim and a paddle in the palm-shaded rock pools — a cooler, greener change from the beach.
- Paradise Valley
- Rock pools
- Palm shade
- 5
Day 5
Marina & mini-golf
The Marina d'Agadir for boats and pedalos, with family activities like mini-golf or a glass-bottom boat trip, plus a relaxed harbourside lunch.
- Marina d'Agadir
- Pedalos
- Family activities
- 6
Day 6
Souk El Had & treats
A morning wander through Souk El Had for souvenirs, dried fruit and spices — manageable in small doses with kids — then a final big beach afternoon.
- Souk El Had
- Souvenirs
- Beach afternoon
- 7
Day 7
Last splash & departure
A final pool-and-beach morning before the short transfer to Agadir Al Massira airport (AGA).
- Final swim
- Pool time
- AGA transfer
Good to know
Practical notes
- Agadir's bay shelves gently and is patrolled in summer, making it one of Morocco's most family-friendly swimming beaches.
- Most resorts have kids' clubs and pools — keep outings short and build in plenty of downtime for younger children.
- Bring high-factor sun protection and hats; the Atlantic breeze can disguise how strong the Souss sun is.
Frequently asked
Is Agadir good for a family holiday with kids?
Very — the long, gently sloping bay is safe for swimming, the big resorts have pools and kids' clubs, and easy outings like Crocoparc, camel rides, the marina and Paradise Valley keep children entertained without long drives.
What can children do in Agadir?
Beach and pool time, Crocoparc, beach camel rides, the marina with pedalos and boat trips, the banana village at Aourir and a splash in the Paradise Valley rock pools are all family favourites.
Private & tailored
Want this Agadir trip priced for you?
Every itinerary is private and fully adjustable — change the dates, pace, riads or length. Tell us your group and travel window and we'll send a written plan and an itemised quote within 24 hours.
Contact us for pricingMore itineraries