wondering where to shop in Agadir? Many tourists feel lost in looking for the best places to buy souvenirs in Morocco, local goods, or even everyday items. It is frustrating to mess around, not being sure whether you are losing some great deals or unique finds. But do not worry; there are plenty of excellent shopping spots within this Moroccan coastal city.
This guide will show you where to shop in Agadir—from traditional markets and modern malls to finding just the right place to pick up authentic Moroccan crafts, great local foods, and fashionable clothing. Whether you go for bargain or luxury shopping, you’ll find what suits you in Agadir’s diverse shopping scenes. Read ahead to learn about the best shopping destinations that will make your Agadir trip even more memorable.
Shopping in Agadir
Let’s review some of the best places for shopping this city has to offer, from busy markets to modern shopping centres. Each place is unique and offers both traditional Moroccan produce and international brands. Following are some of the best places to shop in Agadir:
Souk El Had.
Souk El Had is the biggest market in Agadir and is one of the nicest places to shop. Unlike older Moroccan markets, this one is straightforward to get around in. Streets run straight and cross each other; one cannot get lost. That is how it came to be after the reconstruction of the city following a big earthquake in 1960. Shops are united by types of goods, which will help not to get lost and easily find everything one may need. The market is very bright, full of colours, and ideal for taking pictures. This is a great place to feel local life and buy some souvenirs.
Inezgane Market.
Just outside Agadir, about 10 km away, there is the famous street market of Inezgane. Worth a trip to see real Moroccan shopping culture. This place is full of sights you want to remember: spice stands to catch your eye with so many colours and shapes. There is a humorous saying: all Moroccan markets are in city centres, except Inezgane – it’s in the centre of all markets. This market gives a real taste of local life and shopping traditions.
There is a humorous saying: all Moroccan markets are in city centres, except Inezgane – it’s in the centre of all markets.
Central Market.
Central Market or Souk Elhed is the main food market of Agadir. It is in the city centre and consists of a two-story building. The first floor is full of fresh produce, foodstuff, while the ground floor houses textiles, furniture, and so on. The building is modern and easy to navigate. It is a famous market in Morocco, and during a visit to Agadir, this is not to be missed. It is a very good place where one can get a glimpse of the local life and buy some delicious Moroccan food.
Kasbat Souss.
Kasbat Souss is the place for shopping in Agadir. The complex houses more than 60 shops run by local artisans. Anything from leather, wood products, jewellery, and pottery can be found here. They also sell candles, sculptures, embroidery, and argan oil. It is, all in all, a quiet place to explore without the usual market pressures. Prices are reasonable, and there is a small café in the middle where one can rest for a while. It is reachable by taxi from downtown Agadir, for about 50 DH.
Baz’Art Salam.
Baz’Art Salam is an excellent shop near the Lebanese mosque. It is a fixed-price shop offering a plethora of products manufactured in Morocco. You will be able to get modern versions of classic crafts here. The products they stock range from Fez leather bags to glittering ceramics, huge candles, and even beauty products, Sens de Marrakech. This store is run by two brothers, both of whom speak fine English. They are helpful if you need to do some shopping sans pressure or hard sell. It’s an excellent place to buy quality souvenirs with a relaxed atmosphere.
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