Agadir beach
Agadir beach stretches for several kilometres along the bay, from the marina to the south of the city, with a seafront promenade, cafés and restaurants. Sheltered by the bay, it is well suited to family swimming. Watch the flags: the sea can be rough on some days.
Beaches near Agadir
| Beach | Distance from Agadir | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Agadir beach | city centre | swimming, walks, families |
| Taghazout | about 20 km north | surfing, village feel |
| Tamraght / Banana Beach | about 15 km north | beginner surfing, quad and camel ride |
| Imourane | about 15 km north | big beach, surfing |
Getting there: a taxi, or an activity with pickup such as surfing in Taghazout.
Beach activities
- Jet ski, 30 minutes: €60
- Boat trip, 4 hours: €50
- Camel and horse ride, 2 hours: €35
A beach visit is not always a swimming day
Agadir’s urban seafront is useful when you want to combine time by the water with cafés and a walk. The coast around Taghazout and Tamraght offers a different setting. Conditions vary between beaches and over the day; check local flags and lifeguard guidance rather than assuming a calm-looking sea is safe.
For surfing or a family day
For a lesson, let a qualified operator choose a spot suited to your level on the day. For a family outing, check walking distance from parking, shade, toilets and the return journey. Bring water and protection from the sun, and keep children under close supervision near the water.
Sources & further reading
Check current access, opening times and prices with the responsible provider.
Moroccan National Tourist Office ↗
