Agadir is one of Morocco’s most family-friendly destinations. Discover the best activities for children, practical tips, and day trips that work for all ages.

Souk El Had is Agadir’s biggest market. Here is what you can buy, how bargaining works, opening days, and tips for an enjoyable visit.

Mint tea is the symbol of Moroccan hospitality. Learn its history, how it is served, the etiquette when you are offered a glass, and a simple recipe.

From tagine and couscous to grilled sardines, amlou and mint tea, here are the Moroccan dishes you should try during your stay in Agadir, and where to find them.

Quad biking, buggy safari or camel ride: compare the three most popular adventures near Agadir to choose the right one for your group.

In 1960 an earthquake destroyed most of Agadir in seconds. Learn the story of the disaster, how the city was rebuilt, and where you can see its history today.

Argan oil grows almost only in south-west Morocco. Learn how it is made, the difference between cosmetic and culinary oil, and how to buy genuine argan oil.

Arriving at Agadir Al Massira Airport? Here is what to expect on arrival, how far it is to the city, Taghazout and Marrakech, and your transport options.

Heading to the desert dunes, the mountains or a city tour from Agadir? Use this practical packing checklist so you are comfortable, safe and respectful.

Often called “little Marrakech”, Taroudant is a walled market town an easy drive from Agadir. Discover its ramparts, souks, tanneries and the Tiout oasis.