Agadir FAQs

Agadir is best known as one of Morocco’s leading beach resorts, and the golf courses in the surrounding area have made it an increasingly popular choice for a golfing break too. The most favourable periods for golf fall between February and May, and again from October through to mid December, when the temperatures are comfortable for a full round.

All Inclusive is available in Agadir, with several quality hotels offering this board basis. That said, we often suggest travelling on a Bed & Breakfast basis so you can head out in the evenings and sample the local restaurants - one of the better ways to experience Moroccan food and culture at first hand.

A buggy is worth having at several of the Agadir golf courses, both for ease of getting around and to avoid long walks between holes. Buggies are not automatically included in your golf holiday package, but our sales team will guide you through the buggy booking process.

Agadir works very well for golfing groups. The combination of good value pricing and all inclusive hotel options makes it straightforward for larger parties to enjoy their food and drinks together without the hassle of splitting bills.

Automatically included within all GolfKings Agadir golf holidays packages are airport and golf transfers. If the golf course is onsite at your hotel, you will benefit from shuttle transfers. If the golf course is offsite, we will provide private transfers to the golf course as well.

February tends to offer a strong balance of value and playing conditions in Agadir. The weather is comfortable for golf and pricing is favourable.

Agadir–Al Massira Airport is the main gateway for a golf holiday in Agadir. With direct flights taking around four hours from a range of UK airports and hotel transfers typically lasting just 30 minutes, Agadir is a highly accessible destination from the UK.

Yes, flights are included in every GolfKings golf holiday packages to Agadir, and we can arrange departures from a range of UK airports to suit where you are travelling from.

We would suggest a minimum of 5 nights in Agadir. This gives you enough time to play the leading courses in the area while still leaving room to enjoy the resort and the city itself.

Agadir has plenty going on in the evening. The city is lively, with a good mix of restaurants, bars and local culture to explore, while the hotels have their own evening entertainment for those who would rather stay put after a day on the course.

We recommend booking around 9 months ahead of travel. Agadir has grown in popularity as a golf destination and the best tee times tend to go early, so booking well in advance is the surest way to secure them.

The resorts in Agadir with onsite golf are: • Tikida Golf Palace - Golf Du Soleil 36 holes called the Championship and Tikida golf courses • Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay - 18 holes at Taghazout Bay Golf Club

The busiest months for golf in Agadir are April and May, and again in September and October. These periods bring the most comfortable playing conditions, so demand for tee times and accommodation is at its highest.

Taghazout, just to the north of the city, is home to a good selection of hotels and has become a favourite base for golfers. Alternatively, staying in Agadir itself puts you within easy reach of 3 of the region’s golf courses, which suits those who prefer to have the city on their doorstep.

As ever, this comes down to personal taste. Among our recommendations in the region are Golf Les Dunes, Golf Tazegzout, Ocean Golf and Golf du Soleil - a spread of courses that offers plenty of variety across a week’s golf.

With a broad range of hotels to choose from, Agadir suits golfing couples who want to pair their golf with time exploring the city and coastline. The courses are welcoming to different standards of player, and there is plenty to see and do away from the fairways.

For a 7 night stay, we would suggest playing 4 rounds of golf. This lets you take in the best of the region’s golf courses while giving you time to enjoy the culture and surroundings that Agadir has to offer.

The vast Souk El Had is one of the largest markets in Morocco and well worth a wander, while the hilltop Agadir Oufella ruins reward the climb with sweeping views over the bay. The rebuilt Medina offers a taste of traditional Moroccan craft and architecture, and the city’s long sandy beaches are ideal for a relaxed afternoon off the course.