If you’re dreaming of a slower kind of escape, Agadir is calling. Think long stretches of golden beaches, ocean breezes, fresh seafood, palm-lined promenades, and sunsets that make you want to stay just a little longer. It’s the kind of place where you can slow down, soak up the sunshine, and simply enjoy being present.
Here’s how we’d spend a few days in Agadir.
Five Things You Shouldn’t Miss
Take a walk along Agadir Beach.
Whether it’s an early morning stroll or a sunset walk, the coastline is one of the city’s greatest treasures.
Visit the Agadir Oufella Ruins.
Head up to the old Kasbah for panoramic views over the city and the Atlantic Ocean. It’s especially beautiful around sunset.
Explore Souk El Had.
One of Morocco’s largest markets, it’s the perfect place to browse spices, leather goods, ceramics, woven baskets, textiles, and local treats.
Spend an afternoon at the Marina.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch by the water, people-watch, and wander through the nearby cafés and boutiques.
Take a day trip to Paradise Valley.
Just outside Agadir, you’ll find palm-filled canyons, natural pools, and breathtaking scenery—a beautiful escape into nature.
Where We’d Go Shopping
Start with Souk El Had for handcrafted Moroccan treasures, from colourful ceramics and woven baskets to leather slippers and locally made textiles.
For a more modern shopping experience, explore the Marina boutiques for resort wear, accessories, and gifts to take home.
What We’d Pack from Kuvaa
- Chaouen Kaftan Dress for beachside dinners and sunset walks.
- Sunshine Matching Set for exploring the marina or relaxing by the ocean.
- Tassel Boubou Dress for slow afternoons wandering the souk.
- Linen Maxi Dress for everything from brunch to golden hour by the beach.
Our Agadir Playlist
Take this with you for every coastal drive.
- Love Nwantiti (Acoustic Version) — CKay
- Yamore — MoBlack & Salif Keita
- Calm Down — Rema
- Ku Lo Sa — Oxlade
- Assouf — Tinariwen
- Sunset Lover — Petit Biscuit
Before You Leave…
Leave room in your suitcase for Moroccan spices, handmade ceramics, woven baskets, natural argan oil, and a few beach-inspired treasures you’ll want to bring home.
And don’t feel pressured to fill every hour with plans. Agadir is best enjoyed at a slower pace. Sleep in, spend an extra hour by the sea, watch the sunset without checking your phone, and let the rhythm of the coast set the tone for your trip.
Wherever your Agadir adventure takes you, we hope Kuvaa gets to come along. 🤍
