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Car hire in Agadir

Car hire in Agadir

Agadir is a city in Morocco that sits on the Atlantic coast and therefore attracts tourists keen to be by the sea, but who also with to enjoy some culture too. It’s a great place from which to explore with your hire car and National Route 1 connects Agadir to other important cities, including Rabat and Tangier.

What I need to know

There are several car rental companies to choose from in Agadir, so use our site to get the right vehicle at the best price. By comparing car hire with us, you’ll not only be able to see what’s available, but you’ll also benefit from a number of extras as standard. These include 24-hours-a-day assistance and free cancellation if your plans change.

Where to pick up my car

Take the collection points for each of the car hire companies in Agadir into consideration when booking, as this will help make your trip as hassle-free as possible. You can decide to pick your car up from a city centre location, somewhere slightly further out of town, or [Agadir Airport (AGA).

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Where to go

From the golden stretch of sand that many people come to Agadir to experience to the classic Moroccan charm of the souks, there’s plenty to interest you in this city. Its wide avenues, lined with palm trees, lend itself to the café culture, meaning you can enjoy some down time simply watching the world go by.

Nearby Agadir

Only an hour’s drive away from Agadir is Massa Lagoon, the biggest bird reserve in the whole of Morocco and an opportunity that should not be missed. You can expect to see everything from flamingos, spoonbills and storks to marsh harriers and ospreys, depending on the time of year.

Longer drives

Around an hour and 20 minutes from Agadir in your hire car is the walled city of Taroudant, which is particularly stunning with its Atlas Mountains backdrop. Traditionally a Berber trading post, the practice continues to this day, with the produce of the fertile Souss Valley being bought and sold in the souks. Sometimes known as Little Marrakech, it is somewhat closer to Agadir than the famous city.

Eating and drinking

Moroccan food is well-known all over the world for its deliciousness and heavy reliance on spices. One of the must-try dishes is the tagine, which is named after the conical-shaped pot it is cooked in for hours and can contain meat, as well as melt-in-the-mouth vegetables. Everywhere you go you will be welcomed with sweet mint tea, served from pretty metal teapots.

Things to do

As well as the activities usually associated with Morocco, such as haggling at the souks, you can enjoy less conventional pursuits. Learn to surf on Tamraght Beach, which has the perfect conditions for the sport. Alternatively, head to the Valley of the Birds Zoo Park and discover a wide selection of animals.

Sightseeing

One of the few historic sites in Agadir to survive the 1960 earthquake in Agadir was the Kasbah, which hits on a hilltop to the northwest of the city centre. See its traditional walls and enjoy the views of the surrounding area. It dates back to the 1740s and would once have housed some 300 people and been a place where locals traded with the Dutch.

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