136 Agadir spots anchored in OpenStreetMap and in Gault&Millau Maroc 2026 · no Eater coverage
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This interactive map of Agadir (Morocco) brings together 136 hand-picked places: 60 attractions, 30 restaurants, 23 cafés and 23 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
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7 stops · ~3 h · on foot + cable car · On 29 February 1960, at 23:40, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake just 15 km deep destroyed close to 70% of Agadir and killed between 12,000 and 15,000 people. Everything you see today is reconstruction. An informative walk: the museum closes on Mondays. · 7 stops
7 stops · ~4 h · on foot · Around 9 km of sand with the sardine port at the end. Lifeguards roughly 8:00 to 20:00; the sea is around 21 °C today. Finish with grilled fish at the port, always agreeing the price per kilo first. · 7 stops
7 stops · ~4 h · on foot · 13 hectares and some 3,000 shops behind numbered gates: 6 to 10 are boutiques and crafts, 11 and 12 the carpenters. The souk closes on Mondays and the Amazigh museum on Tuesdays, so this route does not work on those two days. · 7 stops
7 stops · full day · Alsa bus or grand taxi along the coast road · November opens the North Atlantic swell season. Banana Point and Banana Beach have sandy bottoms and work for learning; Anchor Point is bare rock, sea urchins and current, and it is not for beginners. · 7 stops
6 stops · ~5 h · grand taxi or bus on the Essaouira road · The three-toed tracks at Anza are Late Cretaceous, they were identified in 2014 and they only show at low tide. Stop at the geology museum first: without the explanation, you will not tell a footprint from a hollow in the rock. · 6 stops
ⴰⴳⴰⴷⵉⵔ ⵓⴼⵍⴰ · أكادير أوفلا · Agadir Oufella
The 1572 fortress that the 1960 earthquake brought down: what remains today are the restored walls and the best view over the bay.
Tip: Come up at sunset: the sun drops straight over the bay, and only then do you understand why the new city was rebuilt far below.
🚇 Agadir Oufella cable car to the upper station, or taxi up the hillside road
Featured in: OSM + Musée de la Mémoire
Show on mapⴰⴳⴰⴷⵉⵔ ⵓⴼⵍⴰ · أكادير أوفلا · Agadir Oufella
The high point of the city, 216 m above sea level according to the OSM elevation, with the whole bay in one glance.
Tip: On the hillside below the lookout, 'Allah, Al Watan, Al Malik' (God, the Nation, the King) is spelled out in Arabic with white stones: it is lit up, so you read it at night.
🚇 Agadir Oufella cable car, upper station
Featured in: OSM ele=216
Show on mapتيليفيريك أكادير · Agadir Oufella
The top terminal of the cable car, right beside the kasbah, with terraces and cafés facing the Atlantic.
Tip: You buy the ticket at the bottom and it is a return ticket: hold on to it, without it they will not let you ride back down.
🚇 Upper cable car station, next to the kasbah
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Show on mapتيليفيريك أكادير · Agadir Oufella
Where the cable car that opened in 2022 starts: around 1,700 m of line and cabins for up to 8 people.
Tip: It runs around 130 DH return on the tourist fare and there is a cheaper local fare; check the price at the booth, because it has changed several times.
🚇 Lower station, just above the Marina
Featured in: OSM + Danialand operator
Show on mapحديقة أولهاو · Talborjt
An Andalusian-Portuguese garden gifted by the twin city of Olhão, refurbished in 2023 and open every day.
Tip: Free entry from 8:00 to 19:00; in the southeast corner of the garden is the door to the Mémoire museum, which does charge.
🚇 Av. du Président Kennedy, Nouveau Talborjt
Featured in: City of Agadir
Show on mapⴰⵎⵣⴳⵓⵏ ⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖ · متحف التراث الأمازيغي · Downtown
Several hundred pieces from the Souss: silver and coral, carpets, ribab and loutar, manuscripts in Arabic and Tifinagh.
Tip: Closed Tuesdays, open 10:00 to 18:00; entry runs around 20 DH. It is the perfect plan when the weather turns.
🚇 Passage Aït Souss, downtown
Featured in: Agadir municipal museum
Show on mapالمدينة القديمة · Ben Sergao
This is not an old medina: it is a recreation built from 1992 onward by designer Coco Polizzi using traditional Souss techniques.
Tip: Entry runs around 40 DH and no longer includes the drink they used to hand out. You will see craftspeople genuinely at work: that is the reason to go.
🚇 Ben Sergao, south of the city
Featured in: Coco Polizzi project 1992
Show on mapوادي الطيور · Downtown
A heads-up, not a recommendation: the downtown bird park has been closed since 2021 for a refurbishment that still is not finished.
Tip: Work started in September 2023 and there is no confirmed reopening date. If a tour sells it to you as a stop, ask them to take it out.
🚇 Between Boulevards Mohammed V and Hassan II
Featured in: Moroccan press + reviews 2024-2026
Show on mapكروكوبارك · Drarga
Four hectares of botanical garden in Drarga with 325 Nile crocodiles, giant tortoises, iguanas and pythons.
Tip: It opened in 2015 and it is the furthest you will go without leaving this map: pair it with the Drarga argan cooperative, they are in the same direction.
🚇 Drarga, about 15 km from downtown on the Taroudant road
Featured in: OSM + park fact sheet
Show on mapسوق الأحد · Talborjt (Souk El Had)
Thirteen hectares, some 3,000 shops and more than 10,000 people working inside: the market is a city with numbered gates.
Tip: Closed Mondays. And a caveat: it is not 'the biggest market in Africa' — not even the souk's own management claims that.
🚇 Bd. Abderrahim Bouabid, Talborjt
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Show on mapسوق الأحد · العطارة · Talborjt (Souk El Had)
The aisle where they sell ras el hanout, cumin, Taliouine saffron and olives straight from the barrel.
Tip: Buy your spices here and not in the Marina shops: the same ras el hanout costs a fraction and they grind it in front of you.
🚇 Inside Souk El Had, spice section
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapسوق الأحد · الخضر والفواكه · Talborjt (Souk El Had)
Hundreds of stalls of Souss produce: tomatoes, citrus, cherimoya, dates and the avocado behind the jus d'avocat.
Tip: The Souss is Morocco's vegetable garden: what you see here came out of the Chtouka greenhouses half an hour away, and you feel it in the price.
🚇 Inside Souk El Had, fresh produce section
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapسوق الأحد · Talborjt (Souk El Had)
The cheapest and loudest part of the souk, where people who live here shop, not people passing through.
Tip: There is almost no haggling here because the prices are already real per-kilo prices; haggling is for crafts, leather and carpets.
🚇 Inside Souk El Had
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapشاطئ أكادير · Founty
A crescent of sand around 9 km long with 300 days of sun a year: the reason tourism exists in Agadir at all.
Tip: The sea is around 21 °C today and lifeguards are on duty roughly 8:00 to 20:00: outside those hours, do not go in.
🚇 Seafront promenade, walkable end to end
Featured in: OSM + Open-Meteo marine data
Show on mapشاطئ أكادير · Downtown
The stretch of beach in front of the Amadil and Robinson hotels, next to the mouth of the Oued El Houar, is where rescues concentrate.
Tip: There are holes and currents that shift after every heavy rain. A black flag is not decoration: in 2025 there were more than 70 rescues here.
🚇 South end of the promenade, Founty hotel zone
Featured in: Le360 / civil protection
Show on mapمسجد محمد الخامس · Talborjt
The big downtown mosque of the rebuilt Agadir, its white minaret visible from half the city.
Tip: Non-Muslims cannot go inside, but the outer courtyard and the minaret photograph perfectly well from the pavement across the street.
🚇 Nouveau Talborjt, near Jardin d'Olhão
Featured in: OSM place_of_worship
Show on mapحديقة ابن زيدون · Talborjt
An urban park with palm trees and shaded benches, right where downtown meets the hotel zone.
Tip: It is the nicest walking shortcut between downtown and the beach: it saves you the avenue under full sun.
🚇 Between Av. Hassan II and the promenade
Featured in: OSM park
Show on mapحديقة تالبرجت · Talborjt
The neighbourhood garden square of a district the earthquake wiped off the map, rebuilt under the same name a little further uphill.
Tip: Old Talborjt was the adobe district that disintegrated in 1960. This garden is in new Talborjt: it is not the same place.
🚇 Talborjt, next to the skatepark
Featured in: OSM park
Show on mapحديقة لالة مريم · Talborjt
A garden reclaimed a few years ago, with fountains and playgrounds, busy with families as the afternoon cools.
Tip: It only fills up after 17:00, once the sun drops: before that it is empty and pure heat.
🚇 Av. Hassan II, near Souk El Had
Featured in: OSM park
Show on mapحديقة بلفيدير · Downtown
A landscaped lookout above the promenade, with an open view of the whole arc of the bay.
Tip: Come with the sun already low: in the morning the sea is backlit and the photo does not work.
🚇 On the seafront promenade, north side
Featured in: OSM park
Show on mapحديقة تاوادا · Downtown
A green walkway running parallel to the coast, built for walking or running away from traffic.
Tip: This is the stretch local runners use at dawn: at that hour the coastal haze has not lifted yet and the air is cool.
🚇 Parallel to the seafront promenade
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Show on mapمارينا أكادير · Marina d'Agadir
A yacht harbour with a promenade of restaurants and shops, the most polished face of the city.
Tip: It is pretty, but it is the priciest corner of Agadir. For fish, walk fifteen more minutes to the fishing port and pay half.
🚇 North end of the seafront promenade
Featured in: OSM marina
Show on mapميناء الصيد · Marina d'Agadir
One of the busiest sardine ports on the Atlantic: crates, ice, gulls and blue boats unloading.
Tip: Go between 10:00 and 13:00, when the boats come in. This is not a tourist stroll: it is a working port, so wear closed shoes.
🚇 North of the Marina, entrance through the port
Featured in: OSM marina
Show on mapسوق السمك · Marina d'Agadir
The market where the day's catch is auctioned before it heads out to the rest of the country.
Tip: You pick the fish here and carry it to the grills next door to be cooked. Ask the price PER KILO before they weigh it: that is the whole trick.
🚇 Inside the fishing port compound
Featured in: OSM seafood market
Show on mapشواء السردين · Marina d'Agadir
The plastic tables where you eat grilled sardines with bread and Moroccan salad, looking at the boats.
Tip: Agree the price before you sit down, always per kilo, and make clear whether bread and salad are extra. That avoids 90% of the bad surprises.
🚇 Inside the fishing port, past the market
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapالمسرح المكشوف · Downtown
The downtown open-air theatre, home to the city's festivals and to Amazigh music from the Souss.
Tip: Programming is irregular: check the city hall listings the same day, because many events are announced with 48 hours' notice.
🚇 Downtown, near Av. Hassan II
Featured in: OSM theatre
Show on mapⴰⴱⴰⵔⴰⵣ ⴰⴷⵔⴰⵔ · ملعب أدرار · East Agadir
Opened in 2013 and renovated for the Africa Cup: seven CAN 2025 matches were played here, including Egypt 3-2 Ivory Coast.
Tip: It is still called Grand Stade d'Agadir / Stade Adrar: no sponsorship renaming. Hassania Agadir play their home games here.
🚇 East Agadir, Aït Melloul road
Featured in: SONARGES (state operator)
Show on mapآثار الديناصورات بأنزا · Anza
Three-toed tracks left by bipedal dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous, some 85 million years old, in the rock at the water's edge.
Tip: They are only visible at low tide and the sea is eroding them: check the tide table before you go, and do not step on them.
🚇 Anza, on the Essaouira road
Featured in: Préhistoire du Maroc + OSM
Show on mapالحظيرة الجيولوجية أنزا · Anza
The outcrop of tilted calcareous sandstone where the tracks were identified in 2014.
Tip: Those tilted layers are the floor of a Cretaceous coastal lagoon, lifted by the Atlas: that is why the tracks ended up on a diagonal.
🚇 Anza beach, north of the port
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Show on mapمتحف الجيولوجيا · Anza
A small museum opened in January 2022 by the AMORS association to make sense of the Anza site.
Tip: Visit it BEFORE the tracks: without the cast and the explanation, you will not tell a footprint from any old hollow in the rock.
🚇 Anza, near the site
Featured in: Le360 / AMORS
Show on mapⴰⵏⵛⵓⵔ ⴱⵡⴰⵏⵜ · Taghazout
The long, rocky right-hander that put Morocco on the world surf map. Not for beginners.
Tip: You get in and out over rock and sea urchins: wear neoprene booties or you will cut yourself. From November to March the big North Atlantic swell arrives.
🚇 Taghazout, far north end of the village
Featured in: OSM sport=surfing
Show on mapⴱⴰⵏⴰⵏⴰ ⴱⵡⴰⵏⵜ · Tamraght
The break in the banana valley: sandy bottom, long gentle waves, the natural school of the area.
Tip: This one really is for beginners, unlike Anchor Point. The valley behind it is the banana grove that gave the village its name.
🚇 Tamraght / Banana Village
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapⴷⵉⴼⵍⵣ ⵔⵓⴽ · Tamraght
A rock formation between Tamraght and Aourir, lookout and surf break at the same time.
Tip: The lookout is free and the sunset behind the rock is the most repeated photo on this coast, deservedly so.
🚇 Between Tamraght and Aourir, on the coast
Featured in: OSM viewpoint
Show on mapⵜⴰⵖⴰⵣⵓⵜ · Taghazout
The balcony over Taghazout bay, with the break right below you.
Tip: From up here you read the sea before paying for a lesson: if it is breaking messy, better wait for tomorrow.
🚇 Taghazout, above the main beach
Featured in: OSM viewpoint
Show on mapشاطئ تغازوت · Taghazout
The beach of the fishing village that became the capital of Moroccan surf.
Tip: The old village is still a fishing village and very conservative: swimwear is for the beach, not for the lanes uphill.
🚇 Taghazout, about 19 km north of Agadir
Featured in: OSM beach
Show on mapشاطئ البانانا · Tamraght
Wide sand at the foot of the banana valley, the learning beach of this coast.
Tip: Every school in the area brings beginners here: if someone offers you a first lesson somewhere else, be suspicious.
🚇 Aourir / Tamraght
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Show on mapشاطئ إيموران · Tamraght
A long, barely built-up beach between Tamraght and Taghazout, with sand-bottom breaks.
Tip: It is the fallback when Taghazout is packed: same sea, half the people, but no lifeguards.
🚇 Between Tamraght and Taghazout
Featured in: OSM beach
Show on mapⵜⴰⵎⵔⴰⵖⵜ · Tamraght
A high point above Tamraght beach, for watching how the swell enters the whole bay.
Tip: If you see clean, well-spaced lines from here, it is a good day. If the sea looks choppy and short, that is wind, not swell.
🚇 Tamraght, above the beach
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Show on mapⵜⴰⵖⴰⵣⵓⵜ · Taghazout
A concrete bowl at the end of the village, built by a local association and open to anyone.
Tip: It is open and free. When the sea is unrideable, this is where the local surfers end up.
🚇 Taghazout, north end
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapⴽⵎ 11 · Aourir
The breaks named after the roadside marker on the coast road, between Aourir and Tamraght.
Tip: No schools and no umbrellas here: it is a roadside access, you walk down a path, and there is no supervision of any kind.
🚇 Coast road to Essaouira, around Km 11-12
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapسوق أربعاء أنزا · Anza / Taddart
Anza's weekly souk, a neighbourhood affair: vegetables, second-hand clothes, tools and plenty of life.
Tip: It runs on Wednesdays. Unlike Souk El Had, nothing here is designed for tourists: that is exactly why it is worth it.
🚇 Anza / Taddart, north of the port
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapⵙⵓⵇ ⵏ ⵜⵍⴰⵜⴰ · سوق الثلاثاء · Inezgane
Inezgane's Tuesday souk, the wholesale market for the whole Souss region.
Tip: It is huge and it is wholesale: go early, bring small cash, and do not expect a single sign in French.
🚇 Inezgane, about 13 km south of Agadir
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapالسوق الليلي · Cité Dakhla
A neighbourhood night market with food stalls, clothes and bazaar goods.
Tip: It starts as the sun goes down and it is where the neighbourhood has dinner: brochettes, harira and msemen for small change.
🚇 Cité Dakhla, east of downtown
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapسوق الثلاثاء تامراغت · Tamraght
The weekly souk of the surf village, small and very local.
Tip: Tuesday mornings. This is where the surf camps buy the week's vegetables: valley fruit at real prices.
🚇 Tamraght, beside the road
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapسوق السمك تغازوت · Taghazout
The village fish stall, right beside the beach where the boats are moored.
Tip: You buy here and many village cafés will cook it for you for small change: just ask, it is the custom.
🚇 Taghazout, next to the beach
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapالسوق البلدي · Downtown
The covered downtown market, with fishmongers, butchers, spices and flowers.
Tip: This is the market plan for a rainy day: it is roofed and five minutes on foot from the downtown hotels.
🚇 Downtown, near Av. Hassan II
Featured in: OSM marketplace
Show on mapكنيسة القديسة حنة · Talborjt
A Catholic church of the rebuilt Agadir, one of the few in southern Morocco.
Tip: It is a post-earthquake building with very sober lines: it is part of the city's modern architecture catalogue.
🚇 Downtown, Talborjt area
Featured in: OSM place_of_worship
Show on mapالمكتبة البلدية · Agadir Oufella
The downtown public library, with a collection on Souss history and Amazigh culture.
Tip: Free entry and air conditioning: it is the least obvious refuge in the city when the weather turns.
🚇 Downtown, near Jardin d'Olhão
Featured in: OSM library
Show on mapسيدي بوالقناديل · Marina d'Agadir
A small white shrine at the foot of the kasbah hill, one of the few points the earthquake did not erase.
Tip: It is an active place of worship: look from outside, do not go in, and do not photograph anyone praying.
🚇 At the foot of Agadir Oufella, near the port
Featured in: OSM historic=tomb
Show on mapمطار أكادير المسيرة · Al Massira Airport
The gateway to the Souss coast, about 25 km from downtown by motorway.
Tip: There is no train to Agadir: the cheap option is the bus to Inezgane and on into town, and the comfortable one is a grand taxi with the price agreed BEFORE you get in.
🚇 Al Massira, southeast; grand taxi or bus into town
Featured in: OSM aerodrome
Show on mapمحطة الحافلات · Al Massira
The city's urban and regional bus terminal.
Tip: Alsa buses to Taghazout and Inezgane leave from here: fares of a few dirhams, you pay on board, so bring coins.
🚇 Hay Dakhla, east of downtown
Featured in: OSM public_transport=station
Show on mapمحطة ألزا إنزكان · Inezgane
The Inezgane bus hub, where almost all of the region's transport passes through.
Tip: If you are heading for Taroudant, Tiznit or the south, you leave from here and not from Agadir: there are far more departures.
🚇 Inezgane
Featured in: OSM public_transport=station
Show on mapغولف الشمس · South side
One of the courses that turned Agadir into a winter golf destination.
Tip: November is high season for golf here: average highs of 24 °C and almost ten hours of sun a day. Book several days ahead.
🚇 Chemin des Dunes, south side
Featured in: OSM golf_course
Show on mapغولف تازكزوت · Taghazout
A clifftop course between Taghazout and Tamraght, with the Atlantic behind almost every hole.
Tip: It sits inside the Taghazout Bay complex, the mega resort project that changed the face of this coast over the past decade.
🚇 Taghazout Bay
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Show on mapالحديقة النباتية · Northern hills
A garden of Souss and Anti-Atlas flora: argan, euphorbias and endemic cacti.
Tip: Argan only grows in this corner of the planet, and the arganeraie is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve: here you see the trees alive before you buy the oil.
🚇 Hills north of Agadir, on the way to Aourir
Featured in: OSM + UNESCO MAB
Show on mapساحة الأمل · Downtown
A downtown square with fountains, used as a meeting point and an evening promenade.
Tip: As the sun drops it fills with families and nut carts: that is the hour the city comes out onto the street.
🚇 Downtown, near Av. Hassan II
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapبيانكا بيتش · Marina d'Agadir
A small sheltered beach next to the Marina, with the calmest water in the bay.
Tip: It is protected by the breakwater, so it breaks far less than the rest of the bay: the best option with kids.
🚇 Next to the Marina d'Agadir
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapقصبة سوس · Ben Sergao
A recreation of an agadir, the fortified collective granary of the Amazigh Souss, with workshops and a show.
Tip: The word 'Agadir' means precisely fortified granary in Amazigh: the city is named after a building like this one.
🚇 Ben Sergao, near the Médina
Featured in: OSM attraction
Show on mapواد لحوار · Founty
The mouth of the stream that cuts across the beach in the hotel zone: a pretty spot and, at the same time, the one that demands most care in the water.
Tip: After heavy rain the stream runs muddy and opens holes in the sand. This is exactly where the rescues concentrate.
🚇 Beach, in front of the Founty area
Featured in: Le360 + OSM
Show on mapⴰⵙⵉⴼ ⵏ ⵙⵓⵙⵙ · وادي سوس · Ben Sergao
The estuary south of the city: flamingos, spoonbills and waders, and the northern boundary of Souss-Massa National Park.
Tip: November is one of the best months: it is when the wintering birds arrive. Bring binoculars and go on a falling tide.
🚇 Souss estuary, south of the city
Featured in: OSM river + park boundary
Show on mapالمقصف · Downtown
A downtown brasserie opened in 1965, refurbished and back among the city's benchmark tables.
Tip: It holds 11.5/20 and a 'Table gourmande' rating in Morocco's first Gault&Millau guide. It serves all day from 9:00, which is rare around here.
🚇 Immeuble Uniprix, Av. Hassan II, downtown
Featured in: Gault&Millau Maroc 2026 (11.5/20)
Show on mapبوذا بار · Downtown
The Moroccan outpost of the Buddha-Bar label, with a sea-facing terrace and live performance.
Tip: 11/20 and 'Table gourmande' in Gault&Millau Maroc 2026. Book the terrace: indoors you lose the whole point of the place.
🚇 On the seafront promenade, hotel zone
Featured in: Gault&Millau Maroc 2026 (11/20)
Show on mapلابلاج · Founty
The Sofitel's fish and Mediterranean table, practically with its feet in the sand.
Tip: 11.5/20 in Gault&Millau Maroc 2026. The hotel is in the MICHELIN hotel selection, but note: it has no MICHELIN Keys, nobody in Agadir does.
🚇 Baie des Palmiers, Cité Founty, resort area
Featured in: Gault&Millau Maroc 2026 (11.5/20)
Show on mapلاسكالا · Downtown
Catch of the day and French-Mediterranean cooking on the promenade, one of the long-standing houses.
Tip: Order the whole fish by weight and ask what came in today: the fixed menu is the least interesting thing here.
🚇 Seafront promenade, hotel zone
Featured in: OSM + local reviews
Show on mapأيت وادريم · Cité Dakhla
A house of Souss regional cooking, with fish tajines and Friday couscous.
Tip: Friday lunchtime is couscous day all across Morocco: here they serve it the way it is made at home, and it runs out early.
🚇 Hay Dakhla, east of downtown
Featured in: OSM cuisine=regional
Show on mapبيسكا ديل ديا · Downtown
Fresh fish from the port, no fuss: you pick it from the display and they grill it for you.
Tip: Order the bay's sea bream or white seabream before the imported sole: what is good here is the Atlantic, not the Mediterranean.
🚇 Downtown, near Av. Hassan II
Featured in: OSM cuisine=fish
Show on mapشيطال · Downtown
A neighbourhood fish grill, the kind that works over charcoal with a handwritten list.
Tip: Grilled sardines with bread and chermoula are the national dish of the Souss, and here they cost small change.
🚇 Downtown, Talborjt area
Featured in: OSM cuisine=سمك;شوي
Show on mapالتابي روج · Talborjt
A fish and international table on the promenade, a classic among the people who come back every winter.
Tip: It is one of the few on the promenade that keeps the kitchen open late: useful if you land on a night flight.
🚇 Seafront promenade
Featured in: OSM
Show on mapنجمة أكادير · Talborjt
Tajines, pastilla and traditional Moroccan cooking right in the city's shopping district.
Tip: Order the chicken and almond pastilla: it is a celebration dish that almost never shows up on promenade menus.
🚇 Downtown, Marché Municipal area
Featured in: OSM cuisine=moroccan
Show on mapباب أكادير · Downtown
Home-style Moroccan cooking downtown, with harira, bissara and tanjia depending on the day.
Tip: Harira and bissara are breakfast or an early dinner here, not a starter: order them before 20:00 or they will be gone.
🚇 Downtown
Featured in: OSM cuisine=moroccan
Show on mapمطعم الرباطي · Hay Salam
A popular canteen with the day's menu written in Arabic on the wall.
Tip: There is no menu in French and that is a good sign: point at what the next table is eating and you are done.
🚇 Hay Salam
Featured in: OSM cuisine=moroccan
Show on mapياقوت · Talborjt
A Moroccan table downtown, one of those that keeps the full tajine repertoire alive.
Tip: The fish tajine with potato and tomato is the coastal version of the dish and they do it well here: ask for the chermoula on the side.
🚇 Downtown, near Jardin d'Olhão
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Show on mapبلدي كوك · Al Massira
Moroccan 'beldi' (country) food in the university district, cheap and generous.
Tip: 'Beldi' means country, homemade: in Morocco it is the informal badge that the chicken and the eggs did not come from an industrial farm.
🚇 Al Massira, near the bus terminal
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Show on mapطاجين أورير · Tamraght
A roadside stop in Aourir, the banana village, with charcoal tajines.
Tip: Aourir is 'Banana Village': after the tajine, buy a bunch of dwarf bananas at the roadside stalls, that is the local fruit.
🚇 Aourir, on the Essaouira road
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Show on mapتانيت · Tamraght
Regional cooking in Aourir, heavily used by people stopping on the way to surf.
Tip: It sits on the coast road: it is the last cheap stop before everything goes to Taghazout Bay prices.
🚇 Aourir
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Show on mapدار جوزفين · Taghazout
A French-Moroccan table in Taghazout, one of those that keep the village going outside high season.
Tip: Book ahead: Taghazout has plenty of people and few good tables, and in swell season it fills with hungry surfers at 19:00.
🚇 Taghazout, village centre
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Show on mapشيز تيتريت · Taghazout
A Taghazout classic with a sea-facing terrace and a mixed menu, one of the village's fixed stops.
Tip: Ask for a table upstairs: the terrace sits right over the break and you eat watching the line-up.
🚇 Taghazout, on the beach
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Show on mapويندي باي · Taghazout
Moroccan cooking in Taghazout, one of the most reliable in the village all year round.
Tip: Many places in Taghazout close from May to September; this one works all year, which matters in November.
🚇 Taghazout
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Show on mapإبراهيم · Tamraght
Home-style Moroccan food in Tamraght, highly recommended among the surf camps.
Tip: Order the tajine 24 hours ahead if you want the lamb with prunes: they make it to order and it is worth the wait.
🚇 Tamraght / Banana Village
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Show on mapمانوشة · Tamraght
Lebanese cooking in Tamraght, the option that breaks the tajine-and-fish routine.
Tip: This is where people go after two weeks of surf camp, when they cannot look at another tajine.
🚇 Tamraght
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Show on mapالنخلة الزرقاء · Tamraght
Fish and seafood in Tamraght, with the day's catch from Taghazout port.
Tip: The sea urchin and the goose barnacle on this coast are excellent and almost nobody orders them: ask if they have any.
🚇 Tamraght
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Show on mapلابلانشا · Tamraght
Grilled fish facing Devil's Rock, with the break right in front.
Tip: Arrive for sunset: the sun drops behind the rock and you eat with that postcard as a backdrop.
🚇 Between Tamraght and Aourir, beside Devil's Rock
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Show on mapروغانتينو · Marina d'Agadir
The Marina's Italian, one of the veterans of the waterfront.
Tip: Pricey area: if you want Italian at normal prices, the places around Sonaba charge half for the same thing.
🚇 Marina d'Agadir
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Show on mapليتل ماما · Haut Founty
A neighbourhood Italian in the Sonaba area, where middle-class Agadir eats.
Tip: The whole Sonaba block is a row of neighbourhood restaurants: it is the best value-for-money district in the city.
🚇 Sonaba / upper Founty
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Show on mapميزو ميزو · Talborjt
Pizza and pasta downtown, with the oven in plain sight.
Tip: It stays open late and is one of the few downtown places still serving after 23:00.
🚇 Downtown
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Show on mapأطلس القصبة · Tighanimine (Drarga)
The table of a rural ecolodge in the hills east of the city, cooking from its own vegetable garden.
Tip: You have to call ahead: this is not a drop-in restaurant, you eat by reservation and they talk you through every Souss dish.
🚇 Tighanimine, hills east of Agadir
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Show on mapتعاونية تيبورك · Aït Melloul
A cooperative that makes and serves hand-rolled Souss couscous.
Tip: Hand-rolled couscous is made grain by grain and has nothing to do with the instant kind: here you watch the process and then you eat it.
🚇 Inezgane / Aït Melloul
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Show on mapالصياد الصغير · Hay Salam
Simple fish in Bensergao, far from the hotel zone.
Tip: It is a residential district: there is no menu in other languages and the prices are the ones locals pay.
🚇 Hay Salam, east of downtown
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Show on mapسوديفياس · Tassila (east)
A rotisserie and takeaway counter, the kind that solves a quick lunch.
Tip: Roast chicken with oven potatoes is the Friday dish for many families: order half a chicken to go and eat it on the beach.
🚇 Tassila, east of the city
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Show on map115 · Hay Salam
Street food in the university district: brochettes, sandwiches and juice.
Tip: Three in the morning and still open: this is the real night kitchen of Agadir, with no pretension at all.
🚇 Hay Salam / university district
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Show on mapتافرنوت · Talborjt
A neighbourhood café in Talborjt, the kind with little tables on the pavement and mint tea all day.
Tip: Thé à la menthe is poured from high up so it foams: if it arrives without foam, they got it wrong.
🚇 Talborjt, downtown
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Show on mapمقهى أسلال · Al Massira
A classic Moroccan neighbourhood café: breakfast, tea, newspapers and conversation.
Tip: Order msemen with honey and amlou: amlou is the argan, almond and honey spread, and it is the best thing you can have for breakfast in the Souss.
🚇 Al Massira
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Show on mapمقهى بوهام · Haut Founty
A corner café in Bensergao, one of those that open at six in the morning.
Tip: Order a 'noss-noss': half coffee, half milk, in a glass. It is the national coffee and it is on no menu anywhere.
🚇 Upper Founty, on the way to Ben Sergao
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Show on mapلافونتين · Downtown
A downtown café terrace, a meeting point of long standing.
Tip: Café terraces in Morocco have historically been male spaces; this one is not, which is why women travelling alone choose it.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapمحلبة الجنوب · Talborjt
A classic crémerie: fresh-pressed juices, shakes and the famous jus d'avocat.
Tip: Jus d'avocat is made with avocado, milk, almond and sometimes date. It is almost a meal and costs what a coffee costs.
🚇 Downtown, near the Marché Municipal
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Show on mapمحلبة مازاغان · Talborjt
Another downtown crémerie, with Souss orange juice squeezed to order.
Tip: The oranges from this region are among the best in Morocco and in November the season is just starting: order it without sugar.
🚇 Downtown
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Show on mapمحلبة ابن زهر · Haut Founty
A neighbourhood crémerie next to Souk El Had, with a queue at any hour.
Tip: It is the natural stop when you come out of the souk loaded with bags: a juice, a msemen and on you go.
🚇 Haut Founty, Sonaba area
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Show on mapمقهى تانميرت · Cité Dakhla
A neighbourhood café on the east side, with an Amazigh name ('thank you' in Tachelhit).
Tip: 'Tanmirt' is thank you in Tachelhit, the Amazigh language of the Souss. Say it when you pay and you will earn a smile.
🚇 Hay Dakhla / Al Massira
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Show on mapجنان · Cité Dakhla
A juice and fruit stand, with everything the Souss farmland produces.
Tip: Order pomegranate juice in November: it is their month and they squeeze it in front of you.
🚇 Hay Dakhla
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Show on mapحلويات تاكاديرت · Talborjt
A Moroccan pastry shop downtown: gazelle horns, almond briouats and chebakia.
Tip: Buy by weight and mix: the 'corne de gazelle' with orange blossom water and the honey briouats are the two essentials.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapلارتيزان · Talborjt
A French-style pastry shop downtown, with properly made viennoiserie.
Tip: The Protectorate left a strong French baking tradition in Morocco: you can taste it here.
🚇 Downtown
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Show on mapحلويات السلام · Talborjt
A neighbourhood pastry shop with sfenj and harcha made fresh in the morning.
Tip: Sfenj is the Moroccan fried doughnut and you only find it early: by 10:00 there is none left.
🚇 Downtown / Talborjt
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Show on mapإسبريسو لاب · Marina d'Agadir
Specialty coffee at the Marina, one of the few places in town with a specialty roast.
Tip: If you come from a city with a coffee scene, this is your place. But try the neighbourhood noss-noss first: it is a different thing, and it is the local one.
🚇 Marina d'Agadir
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Show on mapتيبوت · Taghazout
A Taghazout café, the village breakfast spot before the first session.
Tip: It opens early for people going in with the first light: by 7:00 there is already a queue of boards at the door.
🚇 Taghazout, village centre
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Show on mapليل فيجي · Taghazout
Breakfasts, tea and vegetarian cooking in Taghazout.
Tip: Taghazout is one of the few places in Morocco where being vegetarian is not a problem: the surf scene brought that in.
🚇 Taghazout
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Show on mapمقهى موجة · Taghazout
A café with a terrace over the Taghazout break.
Tip: 'Mouja' means wave in Arabic. The terrace sits right over the peak: it is the best place to wait for the tide to drop.
🚇 Taghazout, facing the beach
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Show on mapريد كلاي · Taghazout
A Taghazout café-restaurant with long breakfasts and good tea.
Tip: Between sessions surfers stay here for hours: there is wifi and nobody moves you along.
🚇 Taghazout
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Show on mapآدمز · Tamraght
A Tamraght café, a fixed stop for the valley's surf camps.
Tip: Order the crêpe with amlou: it is the perfect mix of local argan with the format the French brought in.
🚇 Tamraght
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Show on mapباباكول · Tamraght
A Tamraght café with juices, bowls and long breakfasts.
Tip: The avocado in the juices comes from the Souss farmland half an hour away: that is why it is so cheap.
🚇 Tamraght
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Show on mapنفس · Tamraght
A small, quiet café in Tamraght, one of the valley's newer places.
Tip: Tamraght has grown enormously in recent years: new cafés open and close fast, and this is one of the ones that stayed.
🚇 Tamraght
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Show on mapالمقهى المغربي · Founty
A Moroccan-style tea salon at the south end of the beach, with carpets and silver trays.
Tip: The tea is served in three rounds and each one tastes different: a local saying has it that the first is gentle as life, the second strong as love and the third bitter as death.
🚇 South end of the beach, hotel zone
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Show on mapفينيسيا · Talborjt
A downtown ice cream shop, one of the busiest as the afternoon cools.
Tip: Try the date or the almond: those are the two flavours that are genuinely of the Souss.
🚇 Downtown, shopping district
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Show on mapأوليفيري · Haut Founty
A classic Moroccan ice cream house, a Casablanca name with a branch in Agadir.
Tip: It is a Moroccan institution from the 50s, not an international chain: order the pistachio.
🚇 Sonaba / upper Founty
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Show on mapسوق الأحد · Talborjt (Souk El Had)
One of the numbered gates of the great souk, the one for the fresh produce stalls.
Tip: The souk has numbered gates and every section is different: 6 to 10 are boutiques and crafts, 11 and 12 are the carpenters.
🚇 Souk El Had, Talborjt
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Show on mapتعاونية تيغانيمين · Tighanimine (Drarga)
A women's argan cooperative in the countryside east of Agadir, where the fruit is ground by hand.
Tip: Argan oil has a Moroccan PGI registered in 2010 and certified by NORMACERT: ask to see the seal on the label, 'cooperative' on its own is not enough.
🚇 Tighanimine / Drarga, east of the city
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Show on mapبيو بربير · Downtown
A shop for argan, amlou and natural cosmetics right downtown.
Tip: Culinary argan is roasted, darker and smells of hazelnut; the cosmetic one is raw, pale and almost odourless. If they sell you one for both uses, it is neither.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapأكادير فابريكا · Talborjt
Argan cosmetics and Souss products, with the production on view.
Tip: The story of argan 'made from fruit digested by goats' is a tourist myth: the PGI expressly forbids using fruit eaten by animals.
🚇 Talborjt, east of downtown
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Show on mapصناعة أركان · Talborjt
An argan workshop-shop on the promenade, with a hand-grinding demonstration.
Tip: Check whether the grinding stone is real and whether the oil comes out cloudy: artisanal cold pressing is never perfectly clear.
🚇 Seafront promenade
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Show on mapأركاروم · Northern hills
Argan and Souss essential oils, north of the city.
Tip: Besides argan, there is prickly pear oil here: it is the region's other product and it costs even more than argan.
🚇 Hills north of Agadir
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Show on mapعسل جبال إداوتنان · Taghazout
Honey from the Ida Outanane mountains, the range that sits right above Taghazout.
Tip: The euphorbia honey (daghmous) from this range is bitter and peppery on the finish: it is the most sought-after and the dearest.
🚇 Taghazout, village centre
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Show on mapعند عبد الله · Talborjt
A honey and hive products stall next to the shopping district.
Tip: Ask to taste before buying: the honeys here (orange blossom, thyme, euphorbia) taste completely different from one another.
🚇 Downtown, shopping district
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Show on mapلافيبول · Downtown
Jewellery and silver from the south: fibulae, tazerzit and coral from the tribes of the Souss and the Anti-Atlas.
Tip: The 'tazerzit' is the triangular Amazigh brooch women used to fasten their cloaks with: it is the most distinctive piece of the Souss.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapالبازار الأمازيغي · Talborjt
An Amazigh crafts bazaar next to Souk El Had: carpets, ceramics and silver.
Tip: The ceramics you will see are from Tafraout and the silver from Tiznit: neither is made in Agadir, here they are only sold.
🚇 Next to Souk El Had
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Show on mapقصر الجنوب · Talborjt
A large downtown bazaar with carpets, leather and lamps.
Tip: Here you do haggle, and hard: start by offering a third and walk away if they do not budge. In the fresh produce souk, by contrast, nobody haggles.
🚇 Downtown
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Show on mapالمركز التجاري · Talborjt
A downtown shopping gallery with Moroccan and international brands.
Tip: It is the indoor alternative to the souk when it rains, and prices are fixed: zero haggling.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapمرجان · Haut Founty
A big hypermarket, the handiest place to buy packaged argan and spices at fixed prices.
Tip: If you do not want to argue over a price, certified argan comes packaged and sealed here: it costs a little more, but you know what you are buying.
🚇 Founty, south of downtown
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Show on mapأسواق السلام · Talborjt
A Moroccan supermarket downtown, handy for dates, olives and spices.
Tip: The good dates are not from Agadir but from the Draa and from Erfoud: here you find them in every grade and by weight.
🚇 Downtown, shopping district
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Show on mapنيكولا · Downtown
One of the few wine and spirits shops in the city.
Tip: In Morocco alcohol is not sold in kiosks or neighbourhood supermarkets, and it is not consumed in the street: these are the licensed shops.
🚇 Downtown, near the promenade
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Show on mapسورف بربير · Taghazout
A surf shop and school in Taghazout, one of the village's long-standing names.
Tip: November opens the North Atlantic swell season: rent a 3/2 mm wetsuit, the water is around 21 °C and dropping.
🚇 Taghazout, village centre
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Show on mapألموكار · Taghazout
Boards, wetsuits and repairs in Taghazout.
Tip: If you are heading to Anchor Point, buy neoprene booties here: you get in over bare rock and there are sea urchins.
🚇 Taghazout
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Show on mapإصلاح الألواح · Taghazout
A board repair workshop in Taghazout.
Tip: Same-day ding repair. With the season's swell, the rocks at Anchor Point break more boards than people imagine.
🚇 Taghazout
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Show on mapبانانا بيتش · Tamraght
A surf shop in Aourir, at the foot of the learning beach.
Tip: Softboard rental by the day: that is what you should use the first few times, not a hard board.
🚇 Aourir / Banana Beach
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Show on mapديكاتلون · Adrar / Tilila
The cheap shop for whatever you are missing for the beach, trekking or surfing.
Tip: It is the cheapest option in the region for water shoes, UV rash guards and water bottles: handy before the Souss estuary or the Anti-Atlas.
🚇 Adrar / Tilila area, south of the city
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Show on mapسمك تغازوت · Taghazout
The village fishmonger, with whatever the morning boats bring in.
Tip: You buy here and several village cafés will cook it for you: ask what they charge for that before you leave it.
🚇 Taghazout, village centre
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Show on mapسوبراتورز · Downtown
The long-distance bus ticket office downtown.
Tip: Agadir has no train: the rail network does not reach the city. The Marrakech–Agadir high-speed line was declared of public utility in 2026, but the works have not started.
🚇 Downtown, Av. Hassan II
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Show on mapكنوز المأمون · Al Massira Airport
The last chance to buy argan and crafts, in the Al Massira terminal.
Tip: You pay double what the souk charges, but the argan here comes packaged for flying: in the cabin you can only carry up to 100 ml per container.
🚇 Al Massira Airport, departures area
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