Agadir: Inzegan Suburb

INEZGANE, on the north bank of the Oued Souss, is almost a suburb of Agadir, just 13km distant. The two could hardly be more different, though, for Inezgane is wholly Moroccan, and is a major transport hub for the region – much more so than Agadir – with buses and grands taxis going to most southern destinations. It’s connected with Agadir by local bus #25 and #28 (very frequent) and by frequent grands taxis (4dh a place, arriving/leaving Agadir at Place Salam). Each of these, along with intercity buses, have their own section of the gare routière, which is off Avenue Mokhtar Soussi, a wide street with arcades on both sides, running from the central Place al Massira to the main Agadir road. Across Avenue Mokhtar Soussi, through the arcades, is a wonderful city market, full of fruit, veg, spices, knick-knacks and traditional cosmetics, and a hundred times more authentic than anything you’ll find in Agadir. From Place al Massira, the road makes a ninety-degree turn, and crosses Boulevard Mohammed V, Inezgane’s main street, where you’ll find the post office and most of the shops. Useful bus and grand taxi departures from Inezgane include Taroudannt, Essaouira and Marrakech.

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Agadir: six highlights of your holiday

  Agadir beach Golden sand,

top-class hotels and sun pretty much all year round make this the country’s number one seaside resort.

  Surfng at Taghazout

Morocco’s top surfng spot, a village beach resort with a whole series of excellent right breaks attracting tubehounds both local and foreign.

  Taroudannt 

Once the capital, this delightful walled town with two markets and bags of character is nowadays being dubbed “mini Marrakesh” by the tourist industry.

  Ancient rock carvings Across

the whole region between Tafraoute and Tata, these prehistoric artworks attest to a time when elephants and giraffes roamed this neck of the woods.

  Tafraoute

Tucked away in the Anti-Atlas mountains amid a landscape of strange rock formations, this friendly little town makes a great base to explore them from.

  Sidi Ifni   

A former Spanish enclave built from scratch in the 1930s with an Art Deco town hall, an Art Deco mosque, even an Art Deco lighthouse.

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Agadir: An Adventure into Morocco

Seven Days in Morocco:  In an original land of Adventure Travel, the more things change the more they stay the same.

The Perfect Week: Action plans for the trips of your life "We were sitting under a beautiful starlit sky, listening to Berber music miles and miles from civilization," Condo recalls. "It was one of those lifetime experiences you'll just never forget."

During their trek across Morocco on a Mountain Travel Sobek trip, Condo discovered the twin lures of this primal landscape: "the physical challenge of the backcountry and the culture's incredible diversity." Just eight miles (thirteen kilometers) from continental Europe, the kingdom of Morocco is a universe away. An outpost for intrepid wanderers long before it caught on with 1960s globe-trotters, this slice of North Africa is one of the world's original adventure destinations and remains a paragon of exotica.

Life here is tuned to the age-old rhythms of Islamic culture, which can be intimidating to Westerners elsewhere in the world. But tourism is Morocco's fastest growing industry, and the government keeps a watchful eye: It's against the law for anyone to offer guide services unless he is licensed by the state, and a Ministry of Tourism police force cracks down hard on pushy vendors (though you'll never be tout free in a place where haggling is the national pastime).

In Morocco, which is roughly the size of California, a rail system runs through all the marquee towns, and at around $30, an overnight ride on the Marrakech Express from Tangier is a serious bargain. Communal taxis ply the countryside, and major car-rental agencies have operations in the larger cities. Driving, though, can be something of a challenge at times—mule carts are everywhere, stoplights are scarce, and mopeds serve as the family car. Still, the roads are surprisingly good, and in a single trip you can explore time-warped cities, roam high mountain trails, windsurf the coast, and trek through the most famous desert in the world.

A big draw on its own, Marrakech is also the prime launchpad for outback jaunts. Within its trademark pink ramparts, casinos and nightclubs coexist with snake charmers and belly dancers. Beyond the walls, roads climb into the rugged Atlas Mountains, where 12,000-plus-foot (3,658-plus-meter) peaks draw climbers, hikers, and mountaineers in the warmer months and skiers from February to April. An hour's drive southeast lies the Saharan gateway of Ouarzazate.

And three hours west, you can cool down on the coast in the windsurfing hub of Essaouira. But the action isn't limited to wildland's edge. Wander the souks of Marrakech, or squeeze through the twisting alleyways in the medina (old city) of Fès. With its coppersmiths, candlemakers, and overloaded mules, it's like a Class V maze of the Middle Ages' greatest hits—a sight virtually unchanged for centuries. What Paul Bowles said of 1970s Tangier remains true of Morocco today: "It's changed less than the rest of the world." Funky, affordable, always unpredictable, the country serves up a millennium in the span of a single week.

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Agadir: Never A Dull Moment

Tour the City around the Beach: A combination of tours and fun activities and of course the beach. Catering for your sense of sightseeing and desire to relax and unwind. Let's go on Tour,see Agadir city and then spend time with your close ones, a perfect combination. Various destinations and activities are available..

Family Tours: Children friendly family Tours - specifically designed with flexibility and activities to keep younger family members interested and happy.
Introduce your family to a real journey with people that know what a family needs on holiday, no stress, no fuss.

Honeymoon Tours : Unforgettable, special, exclusive, romantic, have a perfect honeymoon in Agadir Charter a Vehicle for your Group : Group of friends? Want to go where you like? Do as you like? When you like? You can charter a vehicle for your group and customise your own itinerary. Just let us know where you wish to travel and what you want to see and do and we will handle the rest. Various types and sizes of vehicle are available for between 8-28 people.

Motor Cycle Tours : Pure motorcycling tours. Have some

serious fun dirt bike off-roading combined with exploring some of the culture, history and beauty that Agadir has to offer.

Get On Your Bike : Cycling can be a very rewarding way of travelling, you get to see and experience the scenery/people first hand at your own pace you never know what you might come across. Equipment is supplied for you, just bring your sense of adventure.

Walking Tours : Experience the Agadir bush on foot safe in the knowledge of your experienced guides. You can observe the city at very close range undisturbedby vehicles and away from roads. The most natural way to go on a Tour.

Self Drive Tour: Ah, the freedom of the open road, unbelievably low vehicle numbers on the Agadir roads make Self. Drive a great option for any qualified driver,you can leave your road-rage at home has the right of way and the only road hogs are the warty type.

Bird Watching Tours : Agadir garden has a wide range of bird life, with many species exclusive to the continent. Come and witness the the bird park,explore jungles and experience with local birding guides.

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