Agadir month by month

14 January 2027 · Every year on 14 January (public holiday).

Id Yennayer, the Amazigh New Year, has been an official paid public holiday in Morocco on 14 January since 2024. Agadir and the Souss have a large Amazigh community, and the day is marked with traditional family meals and cultural events.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.

8 February – 9 March 2027 · Expected around 8 February – 9 March 2027; confirmed by the moon sighting in Morocco.

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around 8 February 2027. Muslims fast from dawn to sunset; daytime life is calmer and evenings are lively after the sunset meal (iftar). Tours run as usual.

Blossom usually around February; festival dates vary each year.

The almond trees of the Anti-Atlas around Tafraout usually blossom around February, turning the pink granite valleys white and pink. Tafraout also holds an almond festival, but its dates change from year to year.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.

8 February – 9 March 2027 · Expected around 8 February – 9 March 2027; confirmed by the moon sighting in Morocco.

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around 8 February 2027. Muslims fast from dawn to sunset; daytime life is calmer and evenings are lively after the sunset meal (iftar). Tours run as usual.

9 March – 10 March 2027 · Expected around 9 or 10 March 2027; announced in Morocco after the moon sighting on the last evening of Ramadan.

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is a public holiday in Morocco. In 2027 it is expected around 9 or 10 March, depending on the moon sighting.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.

16 May – 17 May 2027 · Expected on 16 or 17 May 2027 (astronomical estimate); confirmed in Morocco after the Dhu al-Hijjah crescent is sighted.

Eid al-Adha, the Feast of the Sacrifice, is one of the most important family holidays in Morocco. In 2027 it is expected on 16 or 17 May, depending on the moon sighting.

Usually June to August/September; dates set locally.

The argan forest around Agadir is unique to south-west Morocco. Its fruit ripens in early summer and, once it has fallen, is collected roughly between June and September, mainly by women from local villages and cooperatives.

Usually June to August/September; dates set locally.

The argan forest around Agadir is unique to south-west Morocco. Its fruit ripens in early summer and, once it has fallen, is collected roughly between June and September, mainly by women from local villages and cooperatives.

Usually July; 2027 dates not announced yet (2026: 23–25 July).

Timitar – Signs & Cultures is Agadir's big festival of Amazigh and world music, with free open-air concerts. Recent editions have been held in July; the 21st edition took place from 23 to 25 July 2026.

30 July 2027 · Every year on 30 July (public holiday).

Throne Day, on 30 July, is a national holiday celebrating the King's accession to the throne. Expect flags across Agadir and festive evenings.

Usually June to August/September; dates set locally.

The argan forest around Agadir is unique to south-west Morocco. Its fruit ripens in early summer and, once it has fallen, is collected roughly between June and September, mainly by women from local villages and cooperatives.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.

6 November 2026 · Every year on 6 November (public holiday).

Every 6 November Morocco commemorates the Green March of 1975 with a national holiday. Flags go up across Agadir.

18 November 2026 · Every year on 18 November (public holiday).

Morocco celebrates its independence every 18 November with a national holiday, flags and official ceremonies.

Roughly October to March; peak swell usually December to March.

Taghazout's famous point breaks come alive with the Atlantic winter swells: the season runs roughly from October to March, with the biggest and most consistent waves usually from December to March. Autumn and spring suit beginners and intermediates.