Agadir

Crocoparc

The Crocoparc in Agadir provides fun for all the family from the moment you enter the reception area through a giant crocodile mouth. Once inside, you can stroll through impressive botanical gardens to check out the various crocodiles that live in specially created sections of the park.

Harbour

Head for the harbour area and you’ll find a range of different restaurants where you can grab a bite to eat, or numerous boats you can use for a day trip out to sea. There is also a selection of shops, some of which will be familiar from back home.

Hit the golf course

In amongst the sand dunes, you’ll find a range of golf courses around Agadir that are perfect for those who fancy taking in a round during their holiday – including Golf du Soleil, which once hosted the Moroccan Open.

Taroudant

Taroudant is an ancient walled city located close to Agadir that is famed for its market, where you can purchase a range of traditional goods or ride around the streets on Morocco’s answer to the horse and carriage.

Massa Nature Reserve

If you want to spot wildlife then a day trip to the Massa Nature Reserve will tick plenty of boxes. Around 40km away from Agadir, the reserve is home to a wide range of different birds who come together around the calm waters and sand banks – with flamingo and osprey being regular visitors.

Paradise Valley

Explore some of the best scenery in the region on a visit to Paradise Valley, where you can admire stunning waterfalls, take a dip in clear blue rivers and sample traditional Moroccan goods that have been locally produced.

Bag a bargain

Shopping is one thing you’ll want to embrace in Agadir, with the resort being home to a number of traditional souks where you can pick up all manner of goods. Be prepared to barter with the sellers if you want to secure the best deals.

Celebrate a festival

There are plenty of festivals held in and around Agadir every year so there is a good chance you may be able to catch one during your time in the resort. The main festival takes place in December and is a celebration of everything Moroccan – running for four days with a mixture of food, music and crafts to enjoy.