Museum of Amazigh Culture (Musée Municipal du Patrimoine Amazighe d’Agadir) Tours and Activities

Set out on a 4-hour sightseeing tour of Agadir, and discover the city’s most distinctive sights and intriguing neighborhoods. Walk alongside your private guide as you visit the bustling wharves of the port and watch Morocco’s traditional wooding fishing boats take shape. Discover a ruined, 16th-century Saadian kasbah, explore the narrow lanes of Agadir’s old quarter then learn how  argan oil is made. Practice your haggling in the city’s vibrant souk, where vendors display local handicrafts, aromatic spices and towering piles of fresh produce.

Discover Agadir highlights, from the historic quarter of Talborjt to the city’s vast market, on a half-day tour by private vehicle. You’ll get a great introduction to the port town: walk along the walls of the ruined Agadir Oufella Ruins, see where Argan oil is produced, then browse the stalls of the open-air market with a private guide to lead the way. Depending on your group size, all transport will be in a private car, minivan, or minibus that’s comfortable and climate-controlled.

"Medina Polizzi" is close to the city of Agadir, it is inspired by ancient Moroccan constructions and superb buildings. The "Polizzi Medina" does not only extend over 4.5 hectare site, but also it has an unusual geographical location. The village is located between large sand dunes and a majestic eucalyptus forest; designed by master craftsman Coco Polizzi. Agadir Amazigh "Museum" is forty years after the destruction of Agadir. It houses collector coins related to Berber culture and traditions, with more than 900 exhibits. The treasure room, meanwhile, keeps a centerpiece, the emblem of the museum, "The collar of Massa". The museum also aims to present the traditions as well as the everyday life of the Amazigh. 

"Medina Polizzi" is close to the city of Agadir, it is inspired by ancient Moroccan constructions and superb buildings. The "Polizzi Medina" does not only extend over 4.5 hectare site, but also it has an unusual geographical location. The village is located between large sand dunes and a majestic eucalyptus forest; designed by master craftsman Coco Polizzi. Agadir Amazigh "Museum" is forty years after the destruction of Agadir. It houses collector coins related to Berber culture and traditions, with more than 900 exhibits. The treasure room, meanwhile, keeps a centerpiece, the emblem of the museum, "The collar of Massa". The museum also aims to present the traditions as well as the everyday life of the Amazigh. 

"Medina Polizzi" is close to the city of Agadir, it is inspired by ancient Moroccan constructions and superb buildings. The "Polizzi Medina" does not only extend over 4.5 hectare site, but also it has an unusual geographical location. The village is located between large sand dunes and a majestic eucalyptus forest; designed by master craftsman Coco Polizzi. Agadir Amazigh "Museum" is forty years after the destruction of Agadir. It houses collector coins related to Berber culture and traditions, with more than 900 exhibits. The treasure room, meanwhile, keeps a centerpiece, the emblem of the museum, "The collar of Massa". The museum also aims to present the traditions as well as the everyday life of the Amazigh.

Your half day Agadir City Tour will start at the Kasbah of Agadir that is perched high on a hill overlooking the city as well as its wonderful bay. From these early remains of Agadir, you’ll be able to enjoy some breathtaking views of the city and its bay. Stop at the harbor where local fishermen come to sell their catch. Other places to visit during this half day Agadir City Tour are: The Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, the Swiss district, the main shopping area, the carpet factory and the artisans’ district where you’ll attend demonstrations of lace making, embroidery, leather work and wood.

Explore a remote beach, the walled city of Tiznit, Sahara sand dunes, and Youssef Ben Tachfine dam on a full-day trip from Agadir through the Moroccan countryside. Coordinated tours and transport mean covering more ground in your limited time, and you’ll enjoy an invitation to dine on tajine or couscous, fresh fruit, and mint tea in a Berber home—it’s the chance to experience Morocco’s long tradition of hospitality.