Cheap flights to Agadir

Why fly to Agadir?

Perfect year-round weather, beaches to die for and prices that won’t break the bank balance; this pretty much sums up what Morocco’s premier resort Agadir is all about.

Agadir promises more than 300 days of sunshine a year, plenty of the sandy stuff – 10 kilometres in all – and beautifully warm waters that are enticing even in the depths of winter. And because this city was destroyed in an earthquake back in 1960, you can expect a modern resort built specifically with the tourist in mind, complete with five star hotels, self-catering apartments and a beachfront packed with bars, cafes and restaurants galore.

And when you’re not relaxing on the beach or ordering cocktails from the bar of your hotel pool, you’ll probably be taking some jet-skis out for a spin, driving some quad bikes into the desert, or having a go at a spot of camel trekking. Oh, and let’s not forget those golf courses – all three of them!

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Flight prices to Agadir

Glasgow to Agadir

Oct from £40.99

London Gatwick to Agadir

Nov from £23.99

London Luton to Agadir

Oct from £18.99

Manchester to Agadir

Nov from £17.99

When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

August

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

Heatseekers fly to Agadir between July and August. Rarely reaching the excesses of elsewhere in Morocco, the shoreline is cooled by Atlantic breezes. The sea is at its warmest too, although always a little chilly due to cold currents. There's little chance of rain but early mornings can feature mists. Another peak in visitor numbers happens between December and February as Europeans escape to Agadir's mild, sunny winters with marginal rain.

Avoid the crowds

For sunny days, shoulder season prices and more elbow room, fly into Agadir in April, May, June or September. While the sea may be too cold for swimming until mid June, you should be able to get some time on the beach. Things cool down only slightly in September (although there can be morning mists and chilly evenings) and the water holds its high summer temperature.