Things to see and do Agadir & The Anti-Atlas

Unfortunately, you will not be given any information, even a map of the city, which you will find in restaurants and hotels. It is rarely open, and useful information (pharmacies, doctors, buses, leisure, etc.) is displayed on the entrance door.

Ever dreamed of walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs? It's now possible in Anza, a small coastal town north of Agadir, where rare footprints have been discovered right on the rocks. To see them, you'll have to wait for low tide, preferring the period between February and August when the sand doesn't cover them. This exceptional discovery of theropod tracks was made possible by a strong swell, and scientists counted over 300. Curious visitors eager to learn more can visit the small museum set up nearby.

This verdant park is located right in the center of town and is a pleasant place to stroll, different from the seaside. It houses aviaries, as the name suggests, but also other animal species, such as bighorn sheep, goats and monkeys, as well as exotic birds (cranes, cockatoos, parakeets, flamingos, etc.). The park is very popular with families, with children delighted to feed the animals (suitable food is sold on site) and adults regenerated by a bit of greenery in the middle of concrete.

Inaugurated in May 2022, this space is a unique concept, as it is the first museum entirely dedicated to the argan tree. The focus is on the know-how surrounding the argan tree, its history, production, cosmetic and culinary uses, and the fragility of this heritage... Did you know, for example, that the United Nations has declared May 10 International Argan Day? In short, you'll know everything there is to know on the subject by the time you leave. It's a safe bet that Targant will soon become a must-see during your stay in Agadir.

These caves were inhabited by men, some used to shelter livestock. The site is remarkable.

Less touristic than those inside the ramparts. A space is reserved for them, outside the ramparts. However, we recommend arriving early to enjoy the show. Indeed, the men of the mountains and surrounding villages go down with their goods that they will trade or sell before going to their weekly market. It is an important place of exchange in the region, particularly interesting around 10am, when the activity is at its peak, and when sheep and lambs run among grocers and carpet merchants..

Located on the seafront in Anza, Dolphin World is one of the region's latest attractions. Whether you're a dolphin fan or just want to see the animals up close, you've come to the right place: the shows take place at specific times, so don't miss out. Take a seat on the bleachers around the seawater-filled pool and let the magic begin. Children will be enchanted, and will also be able to enjoy the unforgettable experience of swimming with these fabulous animals.