Top Agadir Arts & Design

Home to more than 300 crocodiles, Agadir’s Crocoparc is one of the area’s top attractions, so it often draws crowds to match its popularity. Prebooking your admission ticket lets you scoot past long lines on the day and head straight inside to the exhibitions, which are designed to make you feel like you’re in a forest.

Our ticket to Crocoparc Agadir is more than just entry—it’s your VIP pass to a wild adventure! Here’s what makes it special: Unforgettable Encounters – Get up close with over 300 Nile crocodiles, watch them bask in the sun, and even witness their feeding time! Exotic Botanical Garden – Wander through a breathtaking landscape filled with vibrant plants, waterfalls, and unique flora. Fun for All Ages – Whether you're a thrill-seeker, a family with kids, or a nature enthusiast, Crocoparc offers a blend of education, adventure, and discovery. Interactive Experiences – Learn about crocodile conservation, explore the reptile house, and spot other fascinating species. Seamless & Hassle-Free Entry – With our ticket, you enjoy quick and easy access to the park, so you can dive straight into the adventure!

Departure from Agadir at 07:00 in the morning by auto route Agadir-Marrakech. After crossing the High Atlas, the plain of Haouz, we arrive in Marrakech. magical city, one thousand and one night. As soon as we arrive around 10:30 am, we start the visit with historical monuments: The garden menara The Bahia Palace (19th century) the Koutoubia mosque (11th century) The Jewish district al mallah After lunch ... we continue our guided walk in the alleys of the medina, Souk; One of the biggest attraction of the city; rich in crafts, decorations, arts, clothing ... etc. To finish your visit; free time instead Jamaa el Fana (World Heritage-Unesco), the famous Jamaâ El Fna Square the living heart of the city (World Heritage Site by UNESCO, its grand souk, and before we finish we will go through the chic boulevard from Marrakech called Champs Elysee. Return to Agadir around 20h / 21h.

Essaouira, the beautiful cartoon, nicknamed the pearl of the Atlantic, known from the 14th century under the name of Mogador. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Departure at 8:00 am, lengthening the Atlantic coast, beautiful small wild beaches appear and panoramic views may take your breath away. Stop, and pose photos at will. Much of this route is mountainous; region of the famous Argan tree. Once arrived in Essaouira, visit the port considered in the period of the 18th century as a leading international port, connecting Morocco, and its Saharan hinterland to Europe, and to the rest of the world. Visit of the medina; built according to the principles of European military architecture of the time, La scala, (former military base), and its cannons that target the Atlantic, the old Jewish quarter "El Mellah", and the central square. After lunch free time.

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Check out the seaside town of Essaouira, also called Mogador City, on this small-group tour from Agadir. You’ll keep costs down by sharing your vehicle, but still have plenty of time to wander around Essaouira on your own, without having to stick to a group itinerary. Along the way, you’ll make a few extra stops to see a little more of Moroccan life. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Visiting the Targant Museum in Taghazout is an enriching experience that immerses you in the history and culture of the region. When you participate, you are usually greeted by friendly staff who provide you with information about the museum and its exhibits. The museum features exhibits on local crafts, fishing history, and Amazigh culture. You will find traditional objects, textiles, and works of art.

Exploring the Mini-Sahara from Agadir offers a captivating glimpse into Morocco's desert landscapes without venturing too far from the city. ​ This excursion typically involves a short drive to the pre-Saharan region south of Agadir, where visitors can experience the unique beauty of the desert environment, including small sand dunes, camel rides, and lunch with locals. Additionally, travelers can engage with local Berber communities and enjoy traditional Moroccan hospitality. Overall, the mini-desert tour from Agadir presents a convenient and enriching way to experience the allure of the Sahara within a manageable timeframe.

Taroudant is one of the oldest city in Morocco, located southeast of Agadir 80 km. Departure at 08:30, and after crossing the plain of Souss rich in agriculture, we stop to see the goats at the top of the argan tree, After a 1h30 drive we arrive at Taroudant; old medina surrounded by 08 km of ramparts built in beaten earth; torchée... from the height which reaches 04 to 05 m. We go around the ramparts. coffee break in the center of the medina. After this little break, and this refreshment; we are therefore ready to walk in the labyrinths of the old medina and its souks; rich in handicrafts, food products, clothing...etc. It is a paradise for admirers of authenticity and oriental atmosphere. At the end of the guided tour; free time in Asarag square for some pictures of water sellers, traditional musicians, snake charmers...!

Enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped mountains and Berber villages from the High Atlas. • Cross the famous Tzi n'Tichka pass at an altitude of 2260m. • Visit of Ait ben Haddou and Taourirt fortifications, listed as World Heritage by Unesco. • Visit the Cinema Studio in Ouarzazate. • Visit Zagora, one of the largest oases in Morocco. • Camel ride in the Erg Chebbi dunes in Merzouga. • Dinner and overnight in bivouac in the desert of the Sahara. • Admire the change of panoramas, kasbahs and Oasis through this circuit of Zagora and Merzouga.

Marrakech is the quintessential city break for culture vultures. The fourth-largest city in Morocco houses bustling souks, traditional hammam spas and incredible Arabic architecture all under one roof – and that’s just for starters. Plus, thanks to its ideal position in North Africa, sunshine is guaranteed year round.

Cape la Plaine de Sous, then to the small towns of the Anti Atlas; Taliouine, Taznakht, and Agdz (Great Oasis), take a mint tea, after this refreshment we continue our way along the Draa Valley; (the largest palm grove in Morocco); to arrive then to Zagora; small desert town famous with its signboard 52 days to reach Timbuktu on the back of the camel. From there we take the road again south to Tamegroute; (ancestral village known for making green pottery ...), visit the pottery factory, and see the craft exhibition ... the underground kasbah, the Koranic library ... etc. Just after heading to the bivouacs in the Sand Dunes, this time on the back of camels ... admire the sunset over the sand dunes, dinner in the open sky (a thousand night and a night) around the fire at center of the camp. animated with the typical music, and with the Saharan rhythm .. it is magnificent ...

Explore Agadir’s rich heritage and vibrant culture with a comprehensive city tour. Begin at the stunning Kasbah, where panoramic views of the city await. Discover the Old Medina, a remarkable reconstruction by architect Coco Polizzi, which honors traditional Berber architecture. Visit the largest mosque in Agadir to admire its intricate Moroccan designs, then learn about the unique Argan tree and its oil at a certified factory. Finally, immerse yourself in the bustling souk market, home to around 300 shops offering a variety of local goods.