July weather overview

In July, Agadir brings warm temperatures that make it a favourite for sun-seekers. During the day, you can expect average highs of around 28°C to 30°C, cooling down to a mild 20°C at night, ideal for evening strolls along the Corniche. Rainfall is minimal, so you can leave the brolly at home. Humidity is generally low, making it comfortable to wander and explore. Gentle breezes from the Atlantic keep things pleasant, especially in the afternoons when a refreshing dip in the sea might be calling your name.

Enjoying Agadir's activities and seasonal highlights

Sunny days are perfect for lounging on the beach or exploring Agadir's charming markets. Take a leisurely walk in the revitalized city centre, or explore the vibrant souks where you can admire the beautiful artistry and pick up a unique souvenir or two. Nature lovers will love a trip to the nearby Souss-Massa National Park, where you can get close to spectacular birdlife.

Don't miss out on Agadir's cultural scene. While July might not coincide with major festivals, the lively summer vibe is palpable as locals and tourists alike enjoy the summer delights.

Packing tips for your July visit to Agadir

For your summer adventure in Agadir, pack lightweight, breathable clothing to stay comfortable in the warm weather. Think shorts, t-shirts, sundresses, and, of course, swimwear for those beach days. Don't forget a hat and sunglasses for sun protection, and a light sweater might come in handy for cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are a good choice if you're up for exploring the city's myriad attractions.

Frequently asked questions

Is Agadir, Morocco crowded during July?

July is a popular time to visit. While you might find larger crowds at the beaches and main attractions, the lively atmosphere adds to the fun.

Can I swim or enjoy outdoor activities?

Absolutely! With the warm weather and calm sea conditions, it's a great time for swimming and outdoor activities. Just remember to stay hydrated and apply sunscreen regularly.

What’s the best way to get around Agadir, Morocco in July?

Agadir is quite accessible, with taxis being a convenient way to get around. Renting a car can also give you more freedom to explore the surrounding areas at your own pace, whether you're heading off to the beach or venturing into the city.