We can adapt this tour or design a private itinerary around your own ideas.

The coast road north of Agadir is one of the most beautiful drives in the region. It runs past the surf towns of Tamraght and Taghazout, through Tamri, a village known for its small sweet bananas grown along the river, and on to Imsouane, a fishing village on a sheltered bay famous for one of the longest surf waves in Morocco.
This private tour is designed for travellers who want to see the coast without the constraints of a fixed schedule: stop at viewpoints, have a seafood lunch by the harbour in Imsouane, walk on the beach or watch the surfers, and return when you are ready.
Pickup from your accommodation in Agadir, Tamraght or Taghazout, morning or late morning.
This is a private tour: the vehicle, the driver and any guide are reserved for you and the people travelling with you. You will never be combined with other travellers, and the pace, stops and timings can be adjusted to suit you.
A relaxed day of coastal scenery and village life rather than a sightseeing marathon. The order of the stops depends on the tides, the light and your wishes.









Short stop to walk through the village and see the surf spots.
Drive past cliffs and argan trees to Tamri, with a stop at a banana stall.
Walk around the bay and the fishing harbour; time for lunch.
Drive back with optional beach stops on the way.
Yes, a lesson with a local surf school can be arranged on request and is paid separately.
Yes. The pace is relaxed and the stops can be adapted to children.
The coast is pleasant all year. Winter brings the biggest surf; summer is the warmest.
Yes, we pick up anywhere in the Agadir area including Tamraght, Taghazout and Aourir.
No. Every tour is private.
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