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Boat Trips & Fishing

The bay, from the water side.

Agadir looks its best from the sea: the long sweep of the bay, the kasbah hill above it and the marina's masts at its edge. Boat trips head out into the Atlantic for cruising, swimming stops and — where offered — sea fishing. Morning trips catch calmer water; evening ones chase the sunset.

Highlights

01The view back

The whole bay, the city and the kasbah hill framed from the water.

02Fishing where offered

If fishing is the point of your trip, say so — we will look for an option that suits.

03Sunset on the water

Ask about evening trips, when the Atlantic turns copper.

04Private on request

Prefer the boat to yourselves? Ask about a private arrangement.

What to expect

Boats generally leave from Agadir's marina or port area. The Atlantic can be lively: conditions change with season and weather, and the skipper may change or cancel a trip for safety. Bring layers — it is cooler on the water than on the beach.

Good to know

Take seasickness remedies before boarding if you are prone to it.
Pack a windproof layer, sunscreen and sunglasses.
Tell us if anyone in the group cannot swim or has mobility needs.
Mention fishing experience — first-timers are welcome to ask.

Where it happens

Agadir Marina lies at the northern end of the bay, beneath the kasbah hill and next to the city's busy fishing port — one of the most important on Morocco's Atlantic coast.