Agadir / 9 photo spots
9 Instagram spots around Agadir
Agadir pairs Atlantic promenades with gardens, markets and views from the hill. Two of these ideas take you beyond the city to Taghazout and Paradise Valley.
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Kasbah Agadir Oufella
The Kasbah stands above Agadir and its bay. From the wooden visitor walkway, compose a wide view of the shoreline. The interior requires a ticket. This is a place of remembrance, so stay on the marked route.
Search Google MapsAgadir Cable Car
The cable car connects the city with Agadir Oufella. Photograph the bay through the cabin window and keep the camera close to the glass to reduce reflections. The ride needs a separate ticket.
Search Google MapsLa Médina d’Agadir
La Médina d’Agadir is a modern complex built using traditional techniques. Frame an arch or a narrow lane from the visitor route. Admission is charged. Personal photos are permitted, while commercial shoots should be agreed with the operator.
Search Google MapsSouk El Had
Souk El Had has stalls selling produce and crafts. Find a colour or pattern in a display and ask the vendor before photographing a stall or its people. Check the market’s current opening days before setting out.
Search Google MapsAgadir Corniche
The Corniche runs beside Agadir Beach. From the pedestrian promenade, use the sweep of the bay to lead the eye towards the hill. Give walkers room and keep your distance from breaking waves.
Search Google MapsMarina Agadir
Agadir’s marina has boats, shops and places to walk by the water. From an open pedestrian area, frame a row of masts against the hillside. Keep clear of private pontoons and working areas.
Search Google MapsJardin d’Olhão
Jardin d’Olhão is a public garden in Agadir. From a garden path, use trees to frame a quieter detail of the greenery. Check the current opening days before visiting.
Search Google MapsTaghazout Corniche
Taghazout is about 20 kilometres from Agadir. On its seafront promenade, use the beach and horizon for a broad coastal view. Stay on the path and watch the sea conditions.
Search Google MapsParadise Valley
Paradise Valley is an excursion into the hills outside Agadir. From an open established path, frame palms against the limestone valley. Water levels vary, and the ground can be slippery. Avoid the riverbed after heavy rain.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Kasbah Agadir Oufella: Visitor information
- Kasbah Agadir Oufella: Code of conduct
- Visit Agadir: Kasbah Agadir Oufella
- Danialand: Agadir cable car
- La Médina d’Agadir: Visitor information and photography
- SDR Tourisme Souss Massa: La Médina d’Agadir
- Moroccan National Tourist Office: Agadir and Souk El Had
- City of Agadir: Tourism
- Visit Agadir: Taghazout
- Visit Agadir: Paradise Valley