Very big and long beach. Too crowdy during summer weekends, but if you like walking you can try to find some quiet places. On one side is a marine bay. There are some restaurants and buffets, but not to much. The beach is wide and it is fine for children due to a easy enter sea. During our stay there wasn't waves.

Lovely long beach with super surf to swim in and sand to sit on, play football or make sandcastles. It was great to see how many families come down in the evening to relax there too. Safe and clean. The marina is worth exploring too. Very upmarket.

Wow! incredible beach & city.

One of the best beaches in Morocco for sure. Very wide with very clear sand and several bars restaurants along the shore. Great views day and night. It gets super packed in July and August. Street vendors keep going back and forth offering a variety of items (water, soda, coffee, tea.. ), they are very polite and would not bother you if you don't call them.

It's a big, long beach backed from the marina south by a promenade. The sunsets are spectacular.

Fabulous beach and promenade... immaculately clean... The beach is cleaned daily with a tractor..loads of decent restaurants plus your standard McDonald's and Pizza Hut if your not that adventurous

Nice beach, not the most beautiful, but ok. After 5 p.m. it gets very crowded by locals who are going out for a walk. There are many restaurants and cafes.

Such a beautiful beach with a very nice boardwalk that is great to walk down, especially in the evenings. You can find many great restaurants on the boardwalk as well and plenty of street vendors that love to talk! I enjoyed walking here for sunset and honestly wish I would've booked more nights in Agadir.

My favorite place in all Morocco! I love the ocean. The beach is clean.

The beach is a haven of serenity, where the rhythmic melody of gentle waves caressing the shore creates a soothing symphony. Seagulls glide gracefully overhead, their calls blending harmoniously with the soothing sounds of the sea.

Fabulous, clean beach! Great waves for all surfing skill levels! I wish we spent more than 4 days here!

It's really beautiful, only 4 stars because once you finish enjoying your walk on the sand , there is no water to wash your feet...

Stunning, chilled wide open space. Great for surfing!

Great beach really clean, few people selling things all dead friendly and not pushy if you say no

Very nice place to visit in the day. Lots to do. Camel ride, horse ride , jet ski, etc. loads of cafes and food places.

Amazing beach, lots of sand and beautiful sunsets every evening! A little hard to sit in peace due to the constant sales tactics but wonderful never the less.

many people can talk about Agadir Beach or hotels or reataurant , but this time I will talk about Agadir traditions and specialy people and monuments ... if u r visiting Agadir or planing to , take your time to enjoy the city . there is a lot to see , to visit and to live .

Welcome to all visitors to Agadir, the capital of Souss. Indeed, our country is beautiful ❤️🇲🇦✌️

Nice and quite place. The entry is free and you can walk through this park to the beach. Big amount of birds and goats. You can see other animals such flamingo, ibis, chicken and pigeons... The guards can get you closer to the cage for better shooting expecting a tip! Don't miss the beautiful view of the cascade in the center of the valley!

Lovely place to spend some time with the kids. Sadly not really taken care of. It would have been better to charge a small fee and keep it clean and maybe charge for services that can be provided inside rather than a free entrance and a poor maintenance. Otherwise very green place with lot of shadow. Entrance should Al be limited as it can be crowded at times.

We noticed the park passing by and we thought of visiting it since it’s one of Agadir’s sights. The entrance is free and it’s actually a nice place with a waterfall and many interesting animals to see. However many birds are suffering there. The cages seemed pretty clean, maybe it’s due to stress (it was very crowded) or too many in one cage. The other animals seemed fine but many parrots had body patched without feathers, it was really sad. They should do something about it.

A nice place to bring young kids, with 2 or 3 playgrounds. Many types of birds, they seems tired though, some were cramped in the cage (a bit too many). There are animals other than birds too (goats and the likes). A small waterfall in the middle of the Valley gives a refreshing feeling in the heat.

Relaxing little walk, nice place to spend an hour or two ! I was surprised to find this mini zoo in the middle of the town. There are Lots of interesting birds to see and I especially enjoyed the flamingoes. There are also a great bunch of mountain goats. Admission is free and the park is definitely worth a visit.

Great place and it's free. Interesting collection of animals including kangeru and lama. Great for kids a good little day out.

Nice attractions and entrance is free. If you sympathise with the guardian, he will make you discover the valley by a safary alike adventure through the valley.

Definitely a must to see. It's massive, you can get lost walking around the place. It's a wonderful place to get into their tradition and culture. I put four stars instead of five because for me the only thing a bit tedious was the way they wanted to sell you things. They literally didn't let us go out of the shop for at least 30 minutes. Showing us EVERYTHING and offering us teas. It was intense. And negotiate! If you don't, they will charge 20/30 times more just because you're a tourist. So, don't be afraid of huggle!! Definitely recommended!

Amazing experience and trader's are not too persistent in getting you into their shop. A chance to browse without being hassled too much. Such an amazing array of food,spices,rugs,leather goods and bartering is a must for a bargain 😊

One of my favorite destination. It was magnificent. The smell of the herbs and spices,delicious . A big hustle and bustle and I loved it must see. Had a very nice cup of coffee and just watched the world go by. Hurray the took euros

Fantastic place to see daily Moroccan life. Great fun bartering for almost everything. A great experience a of colours, smells etc

Local market where you can buy particularly everything from clothes, shoes and handbags, to cushions, blankets and rugs, you can even buy large electrical items from here, like fridge freezers and cookers, as well as all kinds of exotic spices, sweets and ingredients. Plenty of local taxis available that will happily take you there and back. Prices are high by Moroccan standards, particularly for travelers who don’t speak Arabic, but generally feel like a bargain compared to America or Europe, some stores will allow for haggling, so don't be afraid to take advantage of this. Tailors around the market can also alter garments or make them to your specifications.

Vibrant open air market selling absolutely everything. You can find cheap souvenirs, carpet, wooden furniture, spices, groceries, and more! Expect to haggle and be aggressively approached (in a friendly manner) by hawkers.

Great place to practice your haggling skills. Try not to make eye contact while you walk. Remember to start very low when haggling for an item. It was not as busy as I was expecting it to be. Multiple doors and easy to maneuver. Taxis are always available outside. Make sure you agree on the price of the taxi ride before jumping into the taxi. It is usually between 15 to 30 MAD to the Agadir hotels, depending on the time of the day. Never had any problems or felt unsafe at this souk.

A very nice and safe place. A couple of vendors were somehow aggressive, but most of them are friendly and nice. If you are shopping, make sure to negotiate half of the initial price.

Visitors to Souk El Had can expect to find a wide variety of products, including traditional Moroccan handicrafts, leather goods, textiles, spices, fresh produce, and much more. The market is also a great place to sample local cuisine and street food. In addition to shopping and dining opportunities, Souk El Had offers a unique cultural experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and smells of Moroccan daily life. The market is also a great place to practice haggling and bargaining with vendors. Overall, Souk El Had is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the vibrant culture and rich traditions of Morocco.

3000 stalls, 70 entrances. This place is quite big and if you know where to look sells just about everything. Freshly squeezed sugar cane with ginger and lime is highly recommended.

We enjoyed an excellent two-hour visit to the souk with a pleasant haggling experience and minimal hassle throughout. The sellers leave you alone if you ask or say no thank you and there was only one attempted scam that we noticed. Following the warnings a guide had given us when dropping us off in Agadir earlier in the day, we entered with much anxious anticipation, however we needn't have worried as the experience was fairly tame compared to many other places. Do haggle prices down aggressively, one item we paid 200d for from their proposed 1000d, but still think we probably overpaid by 50d. All part of the fun though!

So much stuff to see here. It is quite overwhelming at first but just settle in an look for what you want. You must haggle, there is no way around it, just set your feet and GO! The same deal or better will be around the corner don't be afraid to walk away. Enjoy the atmosphere and drink as much free tea as you would like!

Just be aware that this closes on Mondays. It's a huge market and you don't get too much hassle from the vendors. Felt safe and was mostly left alone to wander around and haggle for some bargains. Would recommend a visit

Get into Moroccan people and culture here. Be prepared to haggle but also "no thanks" if not interested. Hand gesture to your heart really helps with ending conversation and moving on. Great venue though

Love it, spent 6 hours walking around and buying souvenirs. Nice people, but you need to hagle all prices are up at 100%..

Bustling, wonderful smell of food and spices. Lots to buy! Lots of taxis parked so it's easy to get back to your hotel.

Fantastic place where you will find almost anything to buy from fruite and veg to leather sandals and counterfeit handbags. Furnitutre and carpets too. Don't forget to haggle but be respectful. They take Dirhams and euros too. It will take all day to see everything or go twice and enjoy the atmosphere with a mint tea.

Souk El Had is a large traditional market located in the city of Agadir, Morocco. It is one of the largest and most popular souks in the country, attracting both locals and tourists alike. The market is known for its bustling atmosphere, vibrant colors, and diverse array of goods for sale. Visitors to Souk El Had can expect to find a wide variety of products, including traditional Moroccan handicrafts, leather goods, textiles, spices, fresh produce, and much more. The market is also a great place to sample local cuisine and street food. In addition to shopping and dining opportunities, Souk El Had offers a unique cultural experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and smells of Moroccan daily life. The market is also a great place to practice haggling and bargaining with vendors. Overall, Souk El Had is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the vibrant culture and rich traditions of Morocco.

Amazing experience 🤩 some shocking areas to see there, just take your time and walk around. Locals are friendly and love to negotiate the price, so don’t accept the first offer, usually it goes down half the price. We didn’t take a payed tour as wanted to see it from a local perspective. Some areas will shock you, like live stock and hanging meat carcasses and animal heads. If you’re sensitive or with kids, avoid those areas. Obviously all branded stuff is fake, but it’s fun to see 🤩 They also have food served there, if you’re ok with lack of hygiene, enjoy it 😂

It's a nice place for sure but don't get yourself in tricky situations with the merchants. They do want to make a sale of course and will promise you the world. I'd recommend to negotiate prices too. They will often ask for triple the price so just be aware of that.

Amazing experience when you are in Agadir where you can buy anything you would dream of carpets, tea pots, leather products like shoes, wallets, belts, medicine, magnets, vegetables. However be ready to haggle. Everyone is inviting you to their shops to “just take a look” but as soon as you ask how much they will push you to buy so make sure you only ask if you’re interested in buying. Then depends if you are first time in Morocco and where are you from (they will ask you) they will give you price of product. Do not pay more than half of what they ask. The best thing when they don’t want to agree just leave and they will run after you giving you better price and if not you will find another shop where they might believe me. I love the atmosphere, for my gf it was bit too much but I think is must see when you’re in Morocco!

A must see visit in Agadir a staggeringly large souk selling everything all under cover. The displays of fruit and veg are amazing and the people were very friendly. So much to see and take in. Be prepared to bargain if you want to purchase but a great experience and fantastic for people watching.

typical street food and oods and ends in Agadir/ Morocco... the market is an attraction for locals and tourists alike... there are many leather goods, oods and ends, things for daily needs et offered... of course there are also lots of vegetables and fresh fruit that you should definitely try. the local street food also has its charm and is excellen The dealers are not too pushy and I have had very friendly experiences with the local sellers 👌🏻

The market is huge, you can find everything here. From clothes, spices, fruits and ceramic dishes or household appliances. We also really liked the freshly squeezed pomegranate and orange juices.

HUGE market! It’s a maze inside with what feels like millions of vendors! Literally anything you could want in one place. It’s clean and safe but I recommend going with a guide or a local. All of the vendors try to get you attention and haggling is an art form. I was overwhelmed but my friend loved the excitement of it all.

It's under construction at the moment for the the next 6 months till they put the cable car in ...but the fort won't be ready till 2024 as they are converting it to a museum and there will be a couple of restaurants too. The views over Agadir are still really nice though...also wear suitable shoes as it's off the beaten track! Also you have to take a taxi up there..as you can't take your own car!

Cool place to visit but you can only see the outside walls of the fort. Nice view to the port and the town. Worth to visit on a sunny day if the view is clear.

Nice enough view from top over Agadir. Walked up from bus stop at the bottom, can do it in about 30 minutes, is fairly easy. Was too late to visit inside, but can wander round outside the walls, and there are a view panels explaining the history you can read. Also people selling camel rides or photo ops of you with a camel, they weren't too pushy though.

The view from the top of Agadir is astonishing. You can see pretty much everything from there: the port, marina, beach, city...amazing view. You can visit inside the fort as well and buy souvenirs around the Oufella, get a drink or eat something. Worth to visit.

The view is wonderful, especially at night. You can see the entire city. Also the did a great job with the way they renovate the castle.

Came here on our last day in Agadir. The views from this place are amazing. Warning though, if you go on a super hot day like we did, be prepared to burn as the only shade you get is, in the shop area and one by the stairs before going up to the Kasbah. It was nice and breezy when you reached the top on the side of the fortress, which was nice. It passed the time, so I thought it was worth a visit.

Interesting and beautiful view over Agadir. Not much of the old walls are left because of a catastrophic earthquake. However, the price of the cable car is relatively high. Please bear in mind that an additional ticker is needed if you want to visit the Kasbah.

⚠️CLOSED ⚠️ The top is closed as there is heavy construction going on, the taxi drivers and guides will not tell you this and just take you up and then tell you the castle cannot be accessed. Pretty disappointing. It's a beautiful place, shame the top is closed and looks to be closed for many months to come

Well worth the trip. Cost very little for taxi to cable car lift. Price is 80 dirham each so around £7. Not much to do at top but great views. You can get a taxi up if you want too.

Perfect place for good view. History , walking on new path. You can ride a camel also and enjoy

Great to visit for 360' views from top; specially of Agadir port and beach. Can easily spend 2-4hours; 30-40min walk up, cable car, taxi/car or bus (4dh) 15min. The walk up is fairly easy if you can manage 40min walk on slight gradient via a good foot path (stone & cemented) starting between the bridge and the fish market roundabout and it zigzags up to the top.

Must visit. Especially at sunset. To see Agadir by night from mountain top. Most inatagramized place within 500km.

A great experience and a place very worth visiting when visiting Agadir. The views are breathtaking so you can take lots of beautiful photos. In the evening, at sunset, the place has a unique atmosphere. Entering the castle is not obligatory to experience the visual wonders and it is quite an expensive addition because the ticket is not cheap at all. The mountain is definitely worth a visit.

Great family holiday, good customer service, great food all inclusive, service , friendly service, traditional meals and custom shows throughout the week of stay. Very helpful in providing services in looking at it's cultural places with safety first. With a family of 12 visiting we are overwhelmed with the service that we received. Thanks to all the managers and workers that that made our trip very comfortable and loving.

What a view and fun to see this historic site. Alone the drive up there. We came in a tour bus,however you can also take a gondula to the site.a must see. Some vendors in traditional garb are offering everything from pictures with snakes to camel rides. A mixture of tourists trap and history. I just missed the flying carpet.....

Excellent. Cable car prices are multiple times more expensive than a taxi which will cost just MAD 50 one way. You can also walk down, fakes about 40mins 4000 steps on a nice stone paved walking area (will need phone torch if walking down at night).. pretty safe. Beautiful views all over from above there esp the sun set over the sea and how the city lights up at night. Camel and pony ride up there, a mini shop and public toilets.

An interesting place with a beautiful history and even more beautiful views. I would describe it as a must-see. You can get there by gondola, on foot or by numerous taxis. (The taximeter should be turned on) the cost of a one-way trip is about 40 dirchams. Entrance only for fans. Just take a walk around the walls.

La visite de la kasba est fermée pour le moment pour les travaux de sécurisation suite au dernier tremblement de terre. Néanmoins, vous pouvez y accéder par téléphérique pour profiter du joli point de vue. (Translated by Google) The visit to the kasba is currently closed for security work following the last earthquake. However, you can access it by cable car to enjoy the beautiful view.

It has finally been completed! Great job ! In 2020 it was just the top of a hill with some camel men and their beasts (camels and donkeys) now no donkeys and dressed up camels paved steps shops restaurants cablecars! Wow!!! They called it Danialand! Hhhh. Its being repaired for earthquake damage currently. The place is immaculate compared to the majority of any place else around in Morocco! Reasonable prices.unbelievable views of the ocean panoramic opportunities abound!

It's definitely a must. Cable cars do all the hard work while you sit and take in the amazing views of the city, coastline, and mountains. The Fort was damaged in the last earthquake, slightly. Proven the skills of the builders then stood the test of time.

We took a cab to get there, there’s also cable cars and buses as well. It’s the perfect spot to watch sunset and full view of Agadir, I would say one place you must go visit. The view was stunning, there’s some small shops to have snacks and drinks, you can ride camel here as well , but didn’t see the toilet though. Actually if you have enough time you can just walk to the top like locals from the side of the road , it took sometime but it’s free anyway. ‼️ For the taxi under the hill don’t pay more than 20 dirham to go up, actually it was supposed to be 10 Dirham as a local guide told us, but of course they always want more money. the bus for go and back costs only 8 dirham but need to wait for it.

Staying in this place is the most pleasant on a cloudless day around sunset. Remember to dress properly. There is usually airing here. The 2 way queue costs 120 MAD. In the waggon up to 8 people. Walking up is about 40 minutes.

We took a cab to go up here. It has some nice panoramic views of the city of Agadir. I would recommend coming a bit earlier than the sunset time and stay till sunset.

We enjoyed the panoramic cable car ride to the top of the mountain. We could see for miles down the beach. We spent our time with camel rides and snake charmers.

This place should be beautiful during the rainy season. In August this year, the water line has little flow. To get to this place you need to have some physical condition. I do not recommend it to people with mobility difficulties. The money paid for this excursion is very high for what you enjoy. Disappointment...

Paradise Valley is an absolute gem hidden in the heart of Morocco's stunning landscapes. The journey to reach this oasis is an adventure in itself, with winding roads that lead to breathtaking views. Once you arrive, you're greeted by crystal-clear pools surrounded by towering cliffs and lush greenery. It's a nature lover's paradise, perfect for hiking, swimming, or simply relaxing in the serenity of the surroundings. The water is refreshingly cool, making it the ideal escape from the Moroccan heat. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or seeking tranquility, Paradise Valley has something for everyone. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this natural wonder during your visit to Morocco!

Beautiful spot, unfortunately it didn't look at all like on the posted pictures but overall experience was great. Amazing views of the canon, very cute cafe spots in the middle of forest. I would love to visit it after proper rains to see canons full of water.

Paradise valley. Apparently we missed the best time to go as i went in July and it was pretty much dried out. Locals said best time is anywhere from September to May which will be much better but never the less was a really nice experience. A lot of walking, it was hot really hot and even tho it was a nice experience. It would have been way better if we went there the months the local said but still beautiful. If you do go just wear suncream and don’t be an idiot like me or YOU WILL GET SUNBURNED!!!

Fantastic views and a great place to hike. Makes a change fron the coast for a day. We got a private guide who told us all about the area and showed us some off the track trails. I went with friends ranging from 58 to 75 years of age and we all managed the 1.5 hour hike. You can even go for a swim or dive in to the pools but there are a lot of people as the day goes on so please go early! Restaurants where you can eat with your feet in the water or relax in a hammock or quick stop places for freshly squeezed local oranges or a bottle of water.

Paradise Valley is wonderful hiking area. Unfortunately it hasn't rained for a few months, which makes it dry, but still very nice. There are river streams and several natural pools where you can take a bath, but not necessarily swim. Many local bars on the water where you can try local food and drink fresh juices

Bare in mind: Summer and Winter seasons are very different in countries like Marrocos, photos from nice green, pools full of water it means 100% WINTER! If you spend 5 minutes talking to locals you will know they are more than 3 years with bad winters and drought in Summer. I would say Valley but not a Paradise… people throw cans in the water, plastic fantastic every single place (chairs in the water, plastic bags to refrain the water course, food and drinks, stands/stores…). We walk all the way to the “end”, the nature is superb I do admit… splendid but the heart breaks so many times with what the men needs to do to survive. The road and the views all the way from Agadir are so beautiful… quite grey because is Summer but in Winter must be a truly Paradise.

Went to paradise valley today and so glad to have not paid any attention to older reviews! The pools are now filled with cold fresh water, since the earthquake. As for rubbish, I could not see any. Maybe they have made an effort to clean up? As for the restaurants on the way, I did not think they were overpriced, nor were the merchants pushy. On the contrary, they were all friendly and prices for food and drink were so reasonable. Car park at entrance is 5 dirham. It’s about a 30 mins slow walk to the pools. Forget the first pool you come across as that one is quite muddy, but the next one has lovely cold water and places to jump in if you are feeling daring - please check for water depth fist! Water at the second pool was 6m deep so fine to jump into.

Ein sehr schönes Gebiet zum Wandern. Sehr schöne Landschaft, man kann dort sehr schöne Bilder machen. Unten im Tal ist es angenehm unter den Palmen. Der Fluss hatte leider sehr wenig Wasser, sonst gibt es sogar einen Wasserfall. Wer möchte kann dort baden gehen. Oder sich von kleinen Fischen an den Füßen knabbern lassen. Mehrere kleines Café s wo man was trinken und essen kann. Wer möchte kann sich von einem Esel-Taxi transportieren lassen. Leider keine Toilette (nur hinter Palme) Mit Pausen kann man dort 3-4 Stunden verbringen. (Translated by Google) A very nice area for hiking. Very beautiful landscape, you can take very nice pictures there. Down in the valley it is pleasant under the palm trees. Unfortunately the river had very little water, otherwise there is even a waterfall. If you want, you can go swimming there. Or let small fish nibble on your feet. Several small cafes where you can drink and eat. If you want, you can be transported by a donkey taxi. Unfortunately there is no toilet (only behind the palm tree). With breaks you can spend 3-4 hours there.

Loved this hike. Down into the valley, along the river and then into the valley. At the beginning of the valley there are some small cafes located next to, and on the river. Here you can take a break and have a drink or snack. You can also sit on a chair whilst doing this and have the fish come up and nibble on your feet to remove any dead skin. It's a bit like a jungle oasis. Amazing. Further into the valley it's beautiful with the possibility of a swim in the river, water level permitting. Recommend a visit.

It’s very nice to visit, if you have been going to the beach or surfing is a nice way of having a different day. The trail is not hard, the only thing to be aware is that the rocks get very hot so be careful when you go for a swim to not burn your feet.

Well worth the short drive into the mountains from Agadir. Cheap to park and they're clearly developing the area. Lots of alfresco cafés on the trail to the various pools. The water wasn't as blue as the official pics imply, but they may have been in another season?

1 hrs drive from centre of agadir (250dhs each way In a cab). From the road, there is a 30min easy hike (suitable for children too) which takes you to gorgeous pools of water and rocks that you can jump off. There are plenty of small resturants along the hike which do really nice lunches (approx 50dhs for a tagine). You don't need to do a guided tour.

Der Ort ist schon sehr schön, leider auch sehr viel Plastikmüll. Die Einheimischen sind gut verteilt und man kann an jeder "Ecke" was essen und trinken. Die Preise sind dementsprechend. Es ist auf jeden Fall ein Besuch wert. Seen zum Baden haben wir leider nicht gesehen, allerdings sind wir vielleicht auch zu früh umgekehrt. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (Translated by Google) The place is very beautiful, but unfortunately there is also a lot of plastic waste. The locals are well distributed and you can eat and drink at every corner. The prices are accordingly. It's definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately we didn't see any lakes for swimming, although we may have turned back too early. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Ich bin positiv überrascht. Es war zwar Touristisch, aber überhaupt nicht überfüllt. Wir waren an einem Montag Nachmittag da, sind gegen 16 Uhr angekommen, und am hinteren Teil des Valleys waren wir fast alleine. Man kann schön am Wasser Langlaufen und dann zurück über den Berg mit toller Aussicht. Es gab viele kleine Restaurants, die Leute waren sehr nett. (Translated by Google) I am positively surprised. It was touristy, but not crowded at all. We were there on a Monday afternoon, arrived around 4 p.m., and we were almost alone at the back of the valley. You can enjoy cross-country skiing by the water and then back over the mountain with a great view. There were many small restaurants and the people were very nice.