A cidade costeira de Agadir é um dos destinos mais populares do Marrocos. Banhada pelo Oceano Atlântico e abençoada com um clima invejável, tem vastas praias de areia dourada, que são uma de suas principais atrações. Como se isso não bastasse, ela também ostenta uma rica herança cultural e histórica, atrações naturais deslumbrantes, culinária local deliciosa e opções para descanso e aventura. Agadir também é um ponto de partida ideal para explorar alguns dos pontos mais emblemáticos do país. Continue lendo para descobrir as atividades e excursões imperdíveis. As seis melhores atividades e excursões em Agadir 1. Visite a Medina de Agadir e o Souk El Had Entre os lugares imperdíveis de Agadir está a medina, uma verdadeira preciosidade arquitetônica projetada pelo arquiteto Coco Polizzi, cuja construção foi iniciada em 1992. Barganhar no vasto mercado murado, o Souk El Had, também é uma experiência imperdível. Com mais de 3.000 lojas, é um dos maiores souks da África. Ao passear pelas coloridas barracas, você pode testar as suas habilidades de barganha. 2. Explore o Kasbah Agadir Oufella Erguidas em uma colina com vistas deslumbrantes sobre a Baía de Agadir, as ruínas do Kasbah Agadir Oufella são uma das atrações históricas mais importantes da cidade. Essa antiga fortaleza, devastada pelo terremoto de 1960, já foi uma cidadela animada que recebeu comerciantes de vários países. Graças a um projeto significativo de reforma das muralhas e do interior da medina, agora os visitantes podem conhecer o passado de um dos locais mais emblemáticos de Agadir. 3. Fique maravilhado com o Oásis de Tiout Este oásis exuberante, lar de cerca de 20.000 palmeiras, é um verdadeiro paraíso que constrasta com a paisagem árida ao redor. Graças a vários canais de irrigação que atravessam a região, o oásis também ostenta campos de cereais e árvores frutíferas. Os viajantes podem aproveitar sua visita a Tiout para desfrutar de uma refeição deliciosa no kasbah local. Muitas excursões ao oásis também incluem uma parada na cidade murada de Taroudant, famosa por sua pequena medina e vários souks. 4. Pratique sandboard nas dunas de Timlalin As excursões às dunas de Timlalin são as favoritas dos amantes de aventura e caçadores de emoções. Essas dunas enormes, localizadas na costa do Atlântico, são o local perfeito para praticar sandboard. Se você está procurando uma experiência cheia de adrenalina, suba em uma prancha e deslize pela areia! Existem vários graus de declives, então, se for a sua primeira vez, você pode começar com inclinações menores até pegar o jeito. 5. Aventure-se nas Montanhas do Atlas As excursões às Montanhas do Atlas estão entre as experiências mais procuradas em Agadir. Ao longo do caminho, você poderá apreciar as vistas incríveis do Vale do Paraíso, e muitos tours incluem uma parada no Oásis de Tamzargout. Explore a região do Alto Atlas em um 4x4 e fique maravilhado com as paisagens espetaculares e as charmosas vilas berberes. Os apreciadores de caminhadas podem optar por uma rota a pé, com opções para todos os níveis, e o esforço é recompensado com vistas panorâmicas de tirar o fôlego. 6. Faça uma viagem para Essaouira ou Marraquexe Embora ambas as cidades estejam a cerca de 3 horas de Agadir, muitos viajantes podem querer aproveitar suas férias no Marrocos para explorar esses destinos fantásticos. Essaouira, a charmosa cidade costeira famosa por conta de seu porto pitoresco e sua medina listada como Patrimônio Mundial pela UNESCO, é um paraíso para os adeptos do surfe. Enquanto isso, a colorida e movimentada cidade de Marrakech, com sua espetacular praça Jemaa el-Fna, sua Mesquita Koutoubia, seus jardins secretos e sua medina, também roubará o seu coração.
Atividades e passeios em Agadir
Morocco's Atlantic Ocean coastline is the star of this tour. Journey through tiny fishing villages and hippie hangouts en route to Taghazout – a stretch of wave-washed sand that's been a surfer's paradise since the 60s. But you won't be joining the surf crowd in the sea – instead you'll hop on a sandboard to zoom down the towering Timlalin dunes.
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Two-day tour to Marrakesh and Essaouira
With plenty of time to soak up the sights and sounds of Marrakech, this two-day tour immerses you into the city's colourful past and present. You'll travel from Agadir to see some of the city's highlights, experience Djemaa el-Fna by night, dine in an opulent riad and check out the seaside city of Essaouira on your way back. Ibrahim, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I was born and bred in Essaouira, but my family moved away when I was 14. Now, when I return, I'm filled with nostalgia as I tour the alleys where I used to play football with my Arab and Jewish friends. Essaouira has always been a multicultural melting pot.'On day one, we'll hit the road to Marrakech, where on arrival you'll delve straight into the medina's warren of tightly-packed streets. Spend the morning taking in sights as we drop by places like Jardin Secret, before lunch at Dar Nejarine. After some free time to explore, we'll head to Djemaa el-Fna at dusk – the best time to see it – before a tasty dinner and traditional entertainment in a riad.On day two we'll head to the coastal city of Essaouira. Its mellow atmosphere, narrow winding streets laden with kaleidoscopic carpets, peeling-paint houses with and heavy old wooden doors make it a wonderful place to wander around. Walk the ramparts of the harbour, known as the Skala, where electric-blue boats bob in the water, or discover the atmospheric medina. There's a lunch stop included followed by free time to explore, before returning to Agadir in the early evening.
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From Agadir, you can easily head out into the surrounding countryside to discover lush green oases and historic walled towns. You'll travel to the palm-filled oasis of Tiout, get to know the traditional way of life in Taroudant and even spot a few tree-climbing goats along the way.
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Guided Atlas Mountains 4x4 tour
From sea level to high altitude, this is a full day trip with a side-order of adventure. You'll travel by 4x4 into the Atlas Mountains from the coastal plains of Agadir to discover the Berber village of Imouzzer Ida Outanane. Jamal, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Imouzzer means “waterfall” in Berber, the language of the Atlas Mountains. Indeed, there are several waterfalls in the heart of our green valley, a place known especially for the quality of its honey.'Your High Atlas Mountains off-road adventure begins with a light breakfast and then a photo stop at the cool, palm-clad Tamzargout oasis, where you can stretch our legs. As we travel higher up into the mountains, the jaw-dropping views over Paradise Valley are sure to leave an impression. We'll arrive in the village of Immouzer to see how life in a typical Berber mountain community unfolds. On hot days, you might see local kids jumping off the rocks into the natural pools just outside the village.As you stroll around the village, you'll pass stalls selling Moroccan souvenirs and the prized local honey. Jamal says, ‘My mother used to prepare an artisanal treat known as “amlou”, made with Immouzer honey mixed with crushed almonds and argan oil, a real Berber delicacy.' Next it's time for an al fresco lunch prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. You'll have some free time to relax and take in your dramatic surroundings before we return to Agadir through a different route in the mountains.
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Essaouira UNESCO Heritage Site
Known as the ‘Jewel of the Atlantic', Essaouira is an atmospheric fishing port with age-old souks, pastel blue seaside houses, and a bustling UNESCO-listed Medina. You'll have plenty of time to discover this coastal gem with a guided tour and a visit to Espace Othello Gallery.
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Private Magical Marrakech Tour
Exclusively for you and your party, this private tour takes you to magical Marrakech – a mishmash of rainbow-coloured sights, sounds and smells. Get lost in the city's stall-stuffed alleyways and souks with an expert guide.From Agadir, we'll travel to Marrakech by coach. We'll kick off in style with a visit to the easy-on-the-eye Koutoubia Mosque, a medieval masterpiece that's the city's most recognisable landmark. You'll then explore the beguiling Bahia Palace before going into the depths of the maze of souks and the medina.After lunch in the opulent surroundings of a riad, we'll head to the pulsating Jemaa el-Fnaa square – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The life and soul of the city, you'll have free time to explore, shop, sample some street food, or just soak up the atmosphere of this bustling area. We round off with a dinner show, before a chance to explore the night-time excitement of Jemaa el-Fnaa by yourself or with your guide.
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Private Discover Agadir city tour
Combining cityscapes and coastal vibes, this private tour gives you the chance to discover Agadir like a local.Spend the first part of your day taking a stroll around the marina. The neo-kasbah style waterfront filled with its elegant coffee shops, restaurants and hookah lounges will give you a sense of tranquillity and elegance. Make sure to spot Jack Sparrow's ship docked along the picturesque harbour. Next up are the sandcastle-like ruins of the city's Kasbah. Venture into the cultural heart of Agadir, where you can mingle with the locals on a cable car ride heading up to the old town. Make sure you have your camera ready for those all-important Insta snaps.Finish off your tour by poking around spice-scented souks for great bargains. You might be lucky enough to be invited by a friendly souk vendor as they often welcome you in their stall to drink sweet Moroccan mint tea and barter for some eye-catching trinkets.
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One of Africa's best beaches is the highlight of this private tour. Along the way, you and your guide will tick-off typical Berber villages, spice-scented souks and one of Africa's most picturesque beaches. A seafront lunch is on the agenda, too.After pick-up at your hotel, you'll head to Youssef Ben Tachafine dam where you can admire panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Pass a series of Berber fishermen villages as you make your way to the next stop. Snap a few pictures at Sidi Boulfdail beach before getting back on the bus to continue the journey.You're in for a treat next, as you arrive at Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand. Ranked one of the 40 most picturesque beaches in the world, Legzira is a must-see. Its natural stone arch emerging from the golden sand makes for an extra pretty backdrop. Tuck into lunch at a beachfront restaurant and enjoy some free time to explore. You'll round off the tour with a spot of shopping in Tiznit, home to one of the country's most famous jewellers.
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Soar throught the skies on a cable car ride from Agadir's Marina up to the historic Casbah of Agadir Oufella, where panoramic views of the bay and city await. You'll stop by a local Argan cooperative, where you can pick up pure Argan oil and spices. Then, finish up your adventure browsing through the bustling stalls of Souk El Had, one of Morocco's largest markets. It's a snapshot of Agadir's best, from sky-high sights to market delights.
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Surf & Sun adventure: Learn to ride the waves in Agadir
Ready to ride some epic waves in Agadir? Meet us at the WAVERISE Surf School in front of Hotel Thalassa Sea & SPA, and get stoked for a day of surfing. You'll gear up with a surfboard and wetsuit, then dive into a two-hour training session where you'll learn to ride those Moroccan waves like a pro. After your lesson, it's all about hitting the surf and enjoying your time on Agadir's stunning beaches. With boards and gear provided, just bring your enthusiasm and get ready for some serious wave action.
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Agadir Crocoparc is one of Morocco's top things to do. It's home to 400 crocodiles, some of which are over 4 metres long. Watch them dozing on the banks and peering from the water, and coo over the beady-eyed baby crocs in the nursery. And if you're here at feeding time, there's another treat – watching the adults fight over chunks of raw meat.
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One of Africa's best beaches is our destination for the day on this tour. Along the way, we'll tick-off typical Berber villages, shop for silverware in spice-scented souks, and stop by Youssef Ben Tachafine Dam, too. Star of the show though is Legzira Beach, where a seafront lunch is followed by free time on Morocco's most handsome stretch of sand.
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