From Agadir: Guided City Tour Discovery

Your experience

Discover the cultural, historical, and modern sides of Agadir on a guided sightseeing tour covering the city's most important landmarks. From bustling markets and traditional neighborhoods to scenic viewpoints and artisan workshops, this half-day experience offers a comprehensive introduction to Morocco's coastal city.

Getting started

Your tour begins with pickup from your hotel in Agadir. Meet your guide and travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle as you explore the city's highlights.

What to expect

• Agadir Fishing Port & Marina: Start your journey at Agadir's busy harbor, where traditional fishing boats, commercial vessels, and the modern marina showcase the city's strong connection to the Atlantic Ocean. Learn about Agadir's maritime heritage and fishing industry.

• Agadir Kasbah: Travel to the historic hilltop Kasbah, originally built in the 16th century. From this elevated viewpoint, enjoy panoramic views of Agadir Bay, the marina, and the surrounding coastline while learning about the city's history and reconstruction following the 1960 earthquake.

• Talborjt District: Explore Agadir's old quarter and experience local life beyond the tourist areas. Pass important landmarks, including major mosques, and gain insight into the city's daily culture and community life.

• Souss Kasbah Artisan Market: Visit an innovative artisan space showcasing handcrafted furniture and decorative items made from recycled materials. Learn how traditional Moroccan craftsmanship is being combined with sustainable practices.

• Souk El Had: Discover Agadir's largest and most famous market. With more than 6,000 stalls, Souk El Had offers everything from spices, fresh produce, and traditional crafts to clothing, homeware, and local specialties.

• Argan Oil Cooperative: Conclude your tour at a women-run argan oil cooperative. Learn about the traditional extraction process, the uses of argan oil in Moroccan culture, and the cooperative's role in supporting local communities.