Frequently asked questions

No. Nothing is paid online. You pay for your stay when you arrive, in cash or by bank transfer.

Airbnb takes about 15% of every booking. Booking direct removes that fee, and we share the saving with you.

An ID card or passport for each adult: registering guests is mandatory in Morocco.

Let us know as soon as possible on WhatsApp or by email. Since nothing is paid in advance, cancelling is free; see the terms.

Yes. From 28 nights, the monthly rate applies automatically. Ideal for spending the winter in Agadir.

Not at the moment. Several cafés in the neighbourhood, within walking distance, have reliable Wi-Fi and room to work.

Yes, free, on site and in the street.

Agadir is sunny almost all year. July and August are peak season for Moroccan families; winter is mild and popular for long stays.

Not really: restaurants, cafés and shops are within walking distance and taxis are everywhere. If you rent one, parking at the apartment is free.

Usually 2 nights, 3 nights in July and August. The booking calendar shows it for your dates.

Check-in is between 2 pm and 6 pm. For a later arrival, message us on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out.

From 28 nights. The price is the monthly rate (price for 30 nights) pro rata.

Not at the moment. Several cafés in the neighbourhood, within walking distance, have reliable Wi-Fi.

The cleaning fee is charged once per stay and shown in the total.

20–30 minutes by car along the coast road, depending on traffic. Tamraght is a little closer.

Yes, by grand taxi or bus, but a rental car makes chasing waves much easier. Parking at the apartment is free.

Taghazout if you want to be on the break and only surf; Agadir if you want to pay less, have more space and mix surfing, city life and day trips.

According to Airbtics (2024–2025 data), the average short-term rental rate in Agadir is around 600 MAD a night. Our prices are on the booking page.

No. The total includes the nights, cleaning and any tourist tax. Nothing is paid online.

The calendar is live, the full price is shown, the rental is declared, and you only pay on arrival, after seeing the apartment.

Yes. Send us your dates and number of guests and we'll hold the dates for you.

Yes: sheets, plus extra pillows and blankets.

Yes. There's no dryer; there's a laundrette nearby.

Yes: our direct prices are always lower than platform prices for the same dates, because there's no fee.

Nothing is paid in advance, so cancelling costs nothing. Just let us know as early as you can.

The seafront is handy for the beach but pricier. A residential area like Hay Mohammadi gives more space for the money, with the beach a 10-minute drive away.

Near the promenade if the beach is your priority; in a residential area with shops and restaurants nearby if everyday life matters more. Petit taxis are everywhere and cheap.

Agadir is a resort city known for being relaxed, popular with families and European retirees. The usual precautions apply (valuables, agree taxi fares in advance). Check your government's official travel advice, such as the UK FCDO, before you go.

About 10 minutes by car or taxi.

Yes. Our apartment has free parking on site, and street parking is free too.

Often, for the same space: you pay for services and a seafront location. For a long stay, an apartment is usually cheaper.

About half an hour by car, depending on traffic.

Message us on WhatsApp with your arrival time and we'll recommend a trusted driver.

Agadir Bay for family swimming and the promenade; Taghazout and Tamraght for surfing and atmosphere.

Citizens of many countries (including the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Canada and the US) can stay up to 90 days without a visa. Check the rules for your nationality with the consulate.

It depends on the area and season. Our monthly rate shows on the booking page from 28 nights.

Souk El Had in the morning, the beach and promenade up to the Marina in the afternoon, then sunset from the Agadir Oufella kasbah.

Souk El Had (largely covered), the Amazigh heritage museum and the cafés at the Marina.

Afternoons are mild, around 19–20 °C, but nights are cool. Pack a jumper and a light jacket.

The sea is around 18 °C: refreshing. Many people swim in the afternoon, especially in November and March.

By car or taxi along the coast road (20–30 minutes). There are also buses and shuttles, which are slower.

Yes: surf schools in Taghazout and Tamraght take beginners to suitable beaches depending on the day's conditions.

October to April, when Atlantic swells are most consistent; the peak is December to March. Autumn and spring suit mixed abilities.

Yes, all year. In winter a 3/2 mm is comfortable.

At the many schools in Tamraght and Taghazout, which pick the beach according to the day's swell. Imsouane is also known as beginner-friendly.

Paradise Valley for nature (palms and pools), Taghazout for surf and atmosphere, Imsouane for its long wave and fishing village.

It's the easiest option, especially for Paradise Valley and Imsouane. Otherwise grand taxis and organised trips leave from Agadir.