Top Agadir Luxury Car Tours

Agadir’s Crocopark is a sumptuous botanical garden featuring more than 300 Nile crocodiles and other reptiles. This transfer service makes it easy for travelers to Agadir to visit the park without the hassle of renting a car or negotiating a taxi ride. With convenient hotel pickup and a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, you’ll be on your way to a memorable adventure. (Admission to the park is not included.)

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.

Set out on a 4-hour sightseeing tour of Agadir, and discover the city’s most distinctive sights and intriguing neighborhoods. Walk alongside your private guide as you visit the bustling wharves of the port and watch Morocco’s traditional wooding fishing boats take shape. Discover a ruined, 16th-century Saadian kasbah, explore the narrow lanes of Agadir’s old quarter then learn how  argan oil is made. Practice your haggling in the city’s vibrant souk, where vendors display local handicrafts, aromatic spices and towering piles of fresh produce.

The soul Al had is A large souk with around 6,000 stalls, Souk El Had is surprisingly easy to navigate when compared with many sprawling souks around Morocco. Twelve gates lead into the souk, and clear numbering makes it easy to arrange a meeting point and get your bearings. The crowds and chaos can, however, make some people feel overwhelmed; if that is the case, just walk in one direction until you come to an outer gate. You can then walk around the outer walls to get to where you want to be, or catch a taxi if you don’t want to walk. The stalls are grouped in a fairly well-organised manner, meaning that you can head straight to a particular gate if there are certain items you’re interested in buying

Paradise Valley is a palm-lined oasis in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, around an hour’s drive from Agadir. On this half-day tour, soak up the scenery as you journey into the mountains, hike down to reach the valley, and cool off with a swim in the natural pools and waterfalls.

Agadir is one of the most popular resort towns along Morocco’s Atlantic coast. This tour takes in all the highlights, ensuring you maximize your time. Explore the remains of the historic Kasbah, stroll along the beachside promenade, and admire the Grand Mosque, then head to the souk to browse the maze-like stalls and shop for souvenirs.

Driving north to the banana village then take the road of honey and the Hight Atlas Mountains. Stopping for a light refreshment by river beds . Surrounded by the gorges fabulous rock formations – a natural botanical garden . Enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of Paradise valley, à nice visit to the Taghazout village then go back to Agadir .

Escape the crowds on land and get the best views of Agadir from the water during a boat trip. A great way for first-time visitors to orient themselves, this tour includes time for swimming and fishing, and a BBQ lunch with grilled seafood. Plus, hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off make for a seamless experience.

Discover the old Portuguese town of Essaouira, previously known as Mogador, on this full-day tour from Agadir or Taghazout. Join a small group and explore the Medina, fishing port, the Jewish Quarter, and the sea bastion. While you explore, learn about the rich history of the city including its Euro-Arab links and the various ethnic groups that call the region home.

Get to know Agadir on a private tour of the city. Your guide will take you on a wide-ranging route, from tourist zones through residential districts, showing you the city’s important landmarks, including its port, Kasbah, and an impressive Mosque. A great option for travelers with limited time, this tour will help you get your bearings in Agadir while leaving plenty of time for independent exploration.

Get the most out of your time in Morocco by spending a full day exploring magical Marrakech. No need to worry about local public transport schedules, as hotel pickup and drop-off is included. You’ll travel with ease in an air-conditioned vehicle to Marrakech, and enjoy a guided city tour once you arrive. See the High Atlas Mountains, the Medina, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, and Jemaa el Fnaa. As well as a guided tour, you’ll have free time to shop independently too.

Enjoy an unforgettable ride on the back of a Moroccan camel on this sunset excursion from an Agadir ranch. Escape the bustle of the city and reach picturesque locations in the countryside, from a eucalyptus forest to a scenic village. You might also spot migratory birds, including flamingos. Tours end with a tasty mint tea break with Moroccan cakes.

Move to Marrakech via motorway and after 3 hours of driving, with some stops on the way while you will cross the High Atlas mountains and Berber village. Once you arrive in Marrakech, you will begin your city tour with guide from outside the historical walls of the Koutoubia Mosque and visit Bahia Palace in option if you like to explore it arrange that with the guide and leave the group after you will see souk and local market then you will eat lunch in local restaurant (excluded).At the end of your Marrakech city tour, you will have free time to walk through Jemaa El Fna snake charmers, artists, fire-eaters, acrobats, hawkers, herb dealers, trained monkeys, cooks, and musicians, and free time, we will return to Agadir.

Self-driving in Morocco can be a high drama event. Skip the stress when you join this small-group door-to-door tour of the spectacular walled town of Taroudant, known as “Little Marrakech”, and the charming Berber oasis of Tiout. You’ll see goats climbing argan trees, visit the souk, and scale the ramparts of Taroudant, then eat lunch in a Berber home and ride a donkey in Tiout.

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.

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Discover one of north Africa’s most scenic beaches on this day trip to Legzira from Agadir. Trace Morocco’s Atlantic coastline south to Legzira beach, a 5-mile (8-kilometer) sweep of sands known for its red-sandstone archway and cliffs. Stroll along the beach to see the arch and absorb the scenery and peace, and on return, call at the traditional Berber town of Tiznit. Hotel or cruise port pickup and drop-off in Agadir included.

A picturesque walled city that's known for Berber carpets and silverworks, Taroudant is a photogenic destination. Pair it with Tiout, a palm-clad oasis with a crumbling hilltop kasbah, for a memorable day out. Skip the expense of car hire and the stress of parking in Moroccan cities with this small-group tour. You'll travel direct from your Agadir hotel or apartment in a vehicle with onboard Wi-Fi and enjoy lunch along the way.

Explore the palm groves and Berber villages of the Tiout Oasis on a trip from Agadir into a fascinating part of the Moroccan countryside. You can book a donkey ride through the heart of the oasis and take in views of rolling hillsides covered with traditional communities. Next, continue to the walled city of Taroudant, whose mud fortifications look towards the snowy peaks of the High Atlas Mountains. Choosing a private tour ensures a flexible experience and personal service, with rates available for solo travelers, small groups, and larger parties.

Explore Morocco’s Anti-Atlas mountains on a full-day, private trip from Agadir to Tafraout and Tiznit. You’ll pass through a rocky landscape of colorful valleys and peaks on your way to Tafraout, take in the town’s traditional architecture, and visit a local Berber home for lunch (own expense). Next, continue to Tiznit, famed for the quality of its Berber-made silver jewelry and rammed-earth fortifications. Choosing a private guide means the flexibility to enjoy the day at your own pace, with plenty to time to see the things that interest you most.

Enjoy your holiday with a nice cable car experience to visit the old Agadir and the atlace Montagne.

"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.

La Palmeraie de Tioute est lieu assez connu dans la région qui fut immortalisé au cinéma lors du tournage en 1952 du film “ Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs “ à l’affiche duquel figurait célèbre acteur français Fernandel. Les guides locaux seront très heureux de vous proposer de visiter cette oasis. Encore exploitée avec des techniques agricoles, elle permet de traverser des oliveraies, une savane d’arganiers, dont la fève des fruits est pressée pour en tirer l’huile, ainsi que des petites parcelles tout en bénéficiant parfois de l’ombre de quelques palmiers.