Museum of Amazigh Culture (Musée Municipal du Patrimoine Amazighe d’Agadir) Tours and Tickets

Ride a camel along the beach and explore mountain trails on an Agadir camel ride that includes mint tea on a scenic ranch. The choice of morning and afternoon departure times mean you can enjoy morning light, afternoon sun, or sunset on the ocean; unlike camel rides that follow fixed paths, you’ll have the freedom to choose between a range of route options.

"Medina Polizzi" is close to the city of Agadir, it is inspired by ancient Moroccan constructions and superb buildings. The "Polizzi Medina" does not only extend over 4.5 hectare site, but also it has an unusual geographical location. The village is located between large sand dunes and a majestic eucalyptus forest; designed by master craftsman Coco Polizzi. Agadir Amazigh "Museum" is forty years after the destruction of Agadir. It houses collector coins related to Berber culture and traditions, with more than 900 exhibits. The treasure room, meanwhile, keeps a centerpiece, the emblem of the museum, "The collar of Massa". The museum also aims to present the traditions as well as the everyday life of the Amazigh.

Combine two Agadir must-dos into one day without haggling or transportation stress on this Paradise Valley and camel ride combo. In the morning, swim in the natural pools, streams, and waterfalls of Paradise Valley, just north of Agadir. Then, following an afternoon free back in Agadir, enjoy a sunset camel ride beside the River Sousse. Hotel pickups and drop-offs for both parts of your tour are included.

Make the most of your time in Agadir by booking this group city tour, where your guide takes you to some of the most interesting spots in town, making sure you don’t miss anything. Start with views from the Kasbah of Agadir where you can see out over the bay. Other stops you make are Mosque Mohamed V, Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, the Souk El Had d’Agadir for shopping, and more.