Weather in Agadir
Agadir, Morocco
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Around Agadir
From the surf villages in the north to the river mouth in the south. Live conditions for each spot.
- Imsouane Surf village, 90 km from Agadir Fishing village with one of the longest right-hand waves in Africa. –
- Paradise Valley Palm gorge, 40 km from Agadir Palm-lined gorge with natural rock pools in the Atlas foothills. –
- Taghazout Surf village, 19 km from Agadir Morocco’s best-known surf village, with world-class point breaks. –
- Tamraght Surf village, 14 km from Agadir Quiet surf village with easy beach breaks and Devil’s Rock. –
- Kasbah Agadir Oufella Historic hilltop, 4 km from Agadir 16th-century fortress on the hill above the bay, with the best view in the city. –
- Agadir Marina Waterfront, 3 km from Agadir Modern harbour with restaurants, cafés and boat trips. –
- Agadir Beach City beach, in the city Six kilometres of sand in a sheltered bay, with calm water most days. –
- Souk El Had Market, 2 km from Agadir One of the biggest markets in Morocco, with thousands of stalls. –
- Souss-Massa National Park Nature reserve, 60 km from Agadir Coastal park and river mouth, home to the rare northern bald ibis. –
Agadir month by month
Average daytime highs, night lows and sea temperature. Pick a month for the full guide.
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From the blog
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Agadir Weather Guide 2026: Sun, Sea Fog and the Chergui
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Best Time to Visit Agadir: A Month-by-Month Climate Guide
Compare every month in Agadir: air and sea temperature, rain, sunshine and crowds, with the best months for the beach, surfing and sightseeing. -
Surf Season in Taghazout and Imsouane: Reading the Forecast
When the waves are best north of Agadir, how to read swell height, period and wind, and which spots suit beginners or experienced surfers.
Questions people ask
What is the best time to visit Agadir?
For beach holidays, June to October, when the sea is warmest (20–22°C) and it almost never rains. For sightseeing and day trips, March to May and October to November, with afternoons of 23–26°C. Surfers come from October to April for the biggest swells.
Does it get very hot in Agadir in summer?
Not usually. The Atlantic and the afternoon sea breeze keep summer afternoons around 26–28°C, far cooler than Marrakech. A few times a year the hot Chergui wind from the desert can push temperatures above 38°C for a day or two.
How cold is Agadir in winter?
Days are mild and sunny, around 20–21°C from December to February. Nights are cool, around 8–9°C, so bring a warm layer for the evening.
When does it rain in Agadir?
Rain falls mainly from November to March, on about four days a month, often in short bursts. From May to September it almost never rains.
Why is it foggy in Agadir in the morning?
From May to August, cool ocean air often brings low cloud and sea fog over the coast early in the day. It usually burns off by late morning, leaving a sunny afternoon.
Can you swim in the sea in Agadir all year?
Yes, if you don’t mind cool water. The sea ranges from about 17°C in February to 22°C in August and September. Agadir bay is sheltered and calmer than the open coast.
When is the surf season in Taghazout and Imsouane?
From October to April, when North Atlantic storms send long swells down the coast. Summer waves are smaller and better for beginners.