Agadir, Morocco £580pp- Full Itinerary

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Visa Requirements

British citizens do not need a visa to enter Morocco for tourism for up to 90 days.

However; you must meet the following entry requirements:

  • Passport Validity: Must be valid for at least three months from your date of entry, with at least one blank page.
  • Entry Stamp: Ensure a border official stamps your passport upon arrival, as you may face difficulties leaving the country without this.
  • Return/Onward Ticket: Hold proof of sufficient funds and return or onward travel tickets.

Day 1 

  • Meet at the airport at the scheduled time for flight.
  • Transfer to Hotel
  • Check in and Rest
Day 2
  • Day at Leisure: Enjoy the day exploring or relaxing at the beach or hotel. 
  • Can Visit the Marina
Day 3 
  • Paradise Valley Day Trip – 6 Hours Time to be confirmed (Included in the Holiday Price)
  • Plenty of time to book a treat in the Spa (Not Included)
Day 4 
  • Day at Leisure: Enjoy the day exploring or relaxing at the beach or hotel. 
Day 5 
  • Camel riding adventure – 2 Hours Time to be confirmed (Included in the Holiday Price)
  • Plenty of time to enjoy the day at your own pace. 
Day 6 
  • City Tour – Included in the Holiday Price

Walk to APIA Agadir – 100% bio argan oil Cosmetic shop Open 9am to 8pm Everyday (Walk 10 mins)

Taxi to Lower Cable Station to Kasbah Oufella Fortress –  10am to 7pm only

Taxi or 25min Walk to Mohammed V Mosque and Tombs – 8am to 6.30pm

Taxi to Souk El Hed – Traditional market ( Available Tuesday to Sunday only)

Taxi Back to Hotel

Day 7
  • Day at Leisure: Enjoy the day exploring or relaxing at the beach or hotel. 
Day 8
  • Check out
  • Enjoy the last few hours getting ready to come home.
  • Gather promptly at the meeting point for your scheduled departure. 

✅ Tour Inclusions 

  •  Tour Companion
  •  Transfers
  •  Hotels Stay
  •  Breakfast and Dinner

Included Escursions:

  1. City Tour
  2. Camel Trip – 2 Hours
  3. Paradise Valley Day Trip – 6 Hours 

Other local places of Interest that you may wish to visit that are not included in the holiday

Agadir Birds Valley (2 mins Walk – Free to enter – Give small tip to handlers for feed – 11am to 5.30pm)

Corniche de la plage d’Agadir modern beachfront promenade. 5 to 10 kilometres along the Atlantic coast, serving as the city’s main social and tourist hub by separating lively hotels and restaurants from the golden beach sands. (5 mins Walk)

Agadir Art Museum a cultural landmark that seamlessly blends contemporary Moroccan art with traditional Amazigh (Berber) heritage (7 mins walk- 9.30am to 5pm – Entrance fee £3.50)

Medina de AGadir is a beautiful, 4.5-hectare cultural village built in 1992 to recreate the historic quarter lost in the 1960 earthquake. Designed by architect Coco Polizzi, it features traditional stone and earth architecture, winding alleys, artisan workshops, and peaceful cafes. (12 mins by Car – 9am to 6pm – Entrance Fee £3.50)

Agadir Marina Located at the northern end of the beach promenade, this modern marina is home to luxury yachts, upscale shops, and seafood bistros. It serves as the primary departure point for coastal boat excursions. (25 mins Walk)

Croco Park Wildlife park Located in Drarga, Morocco, Crocoparc houses over 300 Nile crocodiles within lush botanical, cactus, and papyrus gardens. (23 mins Car – – 10am to 6pmEntrance Fee £8)

Jardin Olhao is a peaceful city park featuring Portuguese colonial-style architecture. It houses a small memorial museum dedicated to the 1960 earthquake. (14 min walk – Free 8am to 10pm)

 ***Opening times and Entrance Fees can change***

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