When is the best time to visit Agadir?

April to October for warm sunshine. Winter averages 18°C — perfect year-round.

Is Agadir safe for tourists?

Yes, Agadir is one of Morocco's safest cities with a strong tourism police presence.

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Planning5 min read

Agadir is special — it boasts 300+ sunny days a year. But there are better and worse months depending on what you're planning to do.

When is Agadir hottest?

July and August are the hottest months (28–34°C). Atlantic trade winds keep it pleasant vs inland Morocco.

Can I go to Agadir in December?

Absolutely. December averages 18–22°C — warmer than most European capitals in summer.

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Beaches6 min read

Beyond the famous 9km main beach, there are hidden coves, surf breaks, and fishing villages that most package tourists never discover.

What is the best beach in Agadir?

The main Agadir beach is great for families. For more scenery, head to Taghazout (19km north) or Tifnit (65km south).

Is swimming safe at Agadir beach?

Yes, Agadir beach is safe for swimming. Lifeguards patrol the main beach from June to September.

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Food & Drink7 min read

Skip the tourist traps. Here are the places locals actually eat — from hole-in-the-wall couscous spots to fresh-off-the-boat seafood.

What is the local food of Agadir?

Fresh Atlantic seafood, tagine with argan oil, Berber couscous, and msemen with local honey.

How much does food cost in Agadir?

Local meal: 40–80 MAD. Tourist restaurant: 120–250 MAD. Street harira soup: 5–10 MAD.

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Getting Around4 min read

How to get from A to B in Agadir without overpaying. Petit taxis, car hire, and the best apps for getting around.

Is it easy to get around Agadir without a car?

Yes. Main tourist areas are compact & walkable. Blue petit taxis are cheap (15–30 MAD within the city).

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