Beach and pool wear
Swimsuits are fine on the beach, at hotel pools and in beach clubs. Bring a cover-up for walking along the promenade or into town.

Things to do · Agadir
Agadir is Morocco's most relaxed beach resort, so dress codes are easier here than in the old medinas. Beachwear is normal on the sand and at the pool; in town, the souk and on day trips, lightweight clothes that cover shoulders and knees are more respectful. Winter evenings are cooler than many visitors expect. Here is what to pack.
What to pack
Swimsuits are fine on the beach, at hotel pools and in beach clubs. Bring a cover-up for walking along the promenade or into town.
For Souk El Had, the Kasbah viewpoint and day trips, loose trousers, knee-length skirts or shorts and tops with sleeves are comfortable and respectful.
Winter days are warm, around 21°C, but nights drop to about 11°C. A light jumper or jacket is useful from November to March.
Agadir has sunshine almost every day. Pack a sun hat, sunglasses and high-factor sun cream.
Sandals for the beach and promenade, and closed shoes for markets and excursions to Paradise Valley or the Anti-Atlas.
The ocean is cool, especially in winter. Surf schools in Taghazout and Tamraght rent wetsuits and boards.
Beachwear on the beach and at the pool, and light, modest clothes for town, the souk and excursions. Bring a layer for cool winter evenings and good sun protection.
Yes. Agadir is relaxed and shorts are common on the beach and promenade. Knee-length or longer clothing is more respectful in the souk and on trips to villages.
Yes, on the beach and at hotel pools. Cover up when you leave the beach area.
Yes. Average highs stay around 21°C to 22°C in winter, with cool evenings around 11°C to 12°C.
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