Morocco · City Tours

3-Hour Agadir City Tour with Kasbah Views and Argan Cooperative

3 Hours Round trip from Agadir 80000 Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Enjoy panoramic views over Agadir and its great port from the Kasbah
02 Learn about the 1960 earthquake that destroyed the city
03 Explore Agadir's new streets and the Olaw Portuguese garden
04 Visit a female cooperative to discover the famous Argan product
05 Browse the great souk of Africa with 15 gates and more than 3,000 shops

Discover Agadir on a 3-hour city tour that combines history, panoramic views, and local culture. Visit the Kasbah to learn about the 1960 earthquake that destroyed the city and enjoy sweeping views over Agadir and its great port. Continue through the city's new streets and the Olaw Portuguese garden, stop at the great mosque for photos, and visit a female cooperative to learn about the famous Argan product. The tour ends at the great souk of Africa, with its 15 gates and more than 3,000 shops.

You will also enjoy the panoramic view from above, overlooking the city and the great port of Agadir.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Yes

City Agadir

Languages Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Agadir City Tour and Kasbah Views

Start with the promenade and continue through the marina before heading up to the Kasbah, the old city. There, you will learn the history of the earthquake that destroyed the entire city in 1960, when almost 15,000 inhabitants died. You will also enjoy the panoramic view from above, overlooking the city and the great port of Agadir.

Then, see the city's new streets as you pass through the Olaw Portuguese garden. Stop at the great mosque of Agadir to take photos before visiting the female cooperative to get an idea about the famous product of Agadir, Argan. You will then end your tour with a visit to the great souk of Africa, which has 15 gates and more than 3,000 shops, before returning to your hotel.